The Regina City Hotel & Spa restaurant is situated on the ground floor of the hotel, close to the outdoor swimming pool. It has a very chic and tropical feel to it, with pops of greenery here and there, peeking from the wooden furniture.

At the restaurant, you can enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with each and every dish prepared to perfection. The menu is very diverse, ranging from traditional Albanian food to Mediterranean and international cuisine.

During the weekends, there’s also live music and entertainment to make sure you have time to remember.

Positioned along the pool, the bar invites you to relax and enjoy a refreshing drink under the stars, listening to soothing music. It’s the ideal spot for your morning coffee or those late night catch-ups with your friends.

The bar is open 24 hours a day, so feel free to go anytime! Once you’ve finished your swim, you can grab a drink or opt for delicious ice cream. Is there a better way to wrap up your day?

Overlooking the tall surrounding mountains of south Albania, the outdoor swimming pool is the perfect spot for a hot and sunny day. Around the pool, there are sun loungers you can use to soak up some rays.

The pool is kid-friendly, and you can also enjoy drinks and snacks by the poolside.

Probably everyone’s favorite part of the hotel, the Spa and Wellness Center welcomes you for a relaxing and rejuvenating day. The center features all kinds of treatments, like massages, a hammam, or a sauna.

The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. They always put guests first, ensuring they have a memorable and tranquil experience.

Since the hotel is located right by the beach, there’s also a private beach area only accessible to guests. The water is crystal clear, the area is always kept clean, and the sand is soft and gentle on the feet.

Stretching about 1.9 kilometers along the Karaburun Peninsula, the Karaburun-Sazan National Marine Park is home to ruins of Greek and Roman sunken ships, secluded beaches, and magnificent views.

Among the most popular parks and Albanian must-visits, this park also boasts a very diverse natural life, including marine algae, mollusks, crustaceans, reptiles, and mammals. The terrain is mainly mountainous, covered by lush green forests.

Also known as the castle of Ali Pasha, Porto Palermo Castle is situated on a small plot of land between Qeparo and Himara. It was built back in the 19th century, but there are numerous speculations about this topic. Some think it was built by Ali Pasha, and others think it was built by Venetians.

The castle is of a triangular shape, with three pentagonal towers at each corner. From the terrace of the castle, you can admire the breathtaking views of the Albanian Riviera. The entrance fee is about €3 per person or 300 Albanian Lek.