Frequently Asked Questions
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Rafting
No. Beginners are very welcome. Everything is explained before you get on the river.
Yes. You’ll wear a helmet and life jacket, and your guide manages safety throughout the experience.
Guide, raft, paddle, helmet, life jacket, and all necessary safety equipment.
Yes, when water temperatures or conditions require them.
A swimsuit, quick-dry clothes, and water shoes or sneakers that can get wet.
Yes. Life jackets are mandatory, and guides are always with you.
We’ll reschedule, offer a different activity, or refund according to the policy.
Kayaking & Stand-Up Paddle
Not at all. Most people are first-timers. Your guide will show you the basics before you get on the water.
Kayaks are usually easier if it’s your first time. SUP is fun too and focuses a bit more on balance. You can often choose depending on conditions.
Yes. A guide is with you the whole time, keeping things safe and relaxed.
All the equipment you need: kayak or SUP board, paddle, and life jacket.
Yes. Life jackets are always worn. Just be comfortable around water and follow the guide’s instructions.
Comfortable clothes that can get wet, a swimsuit, and water shoes or sneakers. Don’t forget sunscreen in summer.
Water, a towel, dry clothes, and a waterproof case if you bring your phone.
If conditions aren’t ideal, we’ll adjust the plan or reschedule so you can enjoy it safely.
River Hiking
It’s a mix of walking, light hiking, and exploring along a river. You’ll walk through shallow water, over rocks, and enjoy the natural surroundings.
No. It’s beginner-friendly and done at a comfortable pace.
Yes, most likely. That’s part of the experience.
Usually easy to moderate. Your guide adapts the route to the group and conditions.
Swimsuit or quick-dry clothes and sturdy water shoes or sneakers with good grip.
Yes. Your guide chooses the safest route and adjusts the plan based on water levels and conditions.
Often yes, depending on the route and water level. Ask us and we’ll confirm.
We’ll change the route, reschedule, or offer an alternative if needed.
Cave Exploring (Pirogoshi)
It’s a guided walk inside a natural cave where you explore rock formations and learn about the area with a local guide.
No experience is needed. The guide leads the way and keeps everything easy to follow.
The cave has open areas where you can walk comfortably. Some sections are darker, but the pace is relaxed and never rushed.
That’s completely fine. You can move at your own pace or skip a section if you prefer.
Comfortable clothes you don’t mind getting a bit dusty and closed-toe shoes with good grip. A light jacket is useful, as caves are cooler.
Yes. Any required safety gear, such as helmets or lights, is provided when needed.
Usually a few hours, depending on the route and group pace.
In many cases, yes. Suitability depends on age and comfort level, and we’re happy to advise.
If conditions aren’t suitable, we’ll reschedule or offer an alternative.
Hiking & Nature Walks
No. Walks are guided and adapted to the group’s pace.
Comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and sun protection.
Water, sunscreen, a hat, and a small backpack.
We adjust the plan if needed to keep the experience safe and enjoyable.
Cooking Class
At the location specified in the tour, such as Berat, Përmet, or Skrapar. Full details are shared after booking.
No. The class is relaxed and guided step by step.
Traditional Albanian dishes made with fresh, local ingredients. Menus may vary by season.
Yes. You’ll enjoy the meal together at the end of the class.
Often yes. Please let us know in advance.
Usually between 2 and 4 hours, depending on the menu and group.
Booking & Practical Information
Booking ahead is recommended in high season, but last-minute spots may be available.
Yes, many experiences can be private on request.
Often as an add-on, depending on where you’re staying.
Yes, according to the specific tour’s policy.
English and Albanian are standard. Other languages depend on availability.
