Kala festival is a relatively new festival, having its first outing just two years ago. However, it was such a huge success; it’s happened both years afterward! Kala is a music festival that attracts big named DJs from across Europe. Located in Dhërmi, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery while also dancing ’til dawn.

Kala traditionally takes place in June, but check ahead of time as the exact date changes every year. Remember to check out the beautiful and secluded beaches around Dhërmi, so you can top up your tan while enjoying the music.

As one of the most famous festivals in Albania, the Kala festival attracts the world's top Djs to participate. Not only that at the festival can enjoy the wonderful scenery in Dhërmi , where the Kala festival is held. The Kala festival also runs through the night, so you can join the festival until dawn. So come to Albania for one of these famous festivals.

Location: Dhërmi

Spanning over three days towards the end of May into June every year, the UNUM festival is a fun-filled music festival that doesn’t allow you to sleep! Packed with local and international music acts, you’ll find something to suit your taste, and it’s located in the stunning north of the country, in the Lezhe area.

There will be more than 50 international and local performances. This popular Albanian summer festival is held at Rana e Hedhun, which is famous for its beautiful sand dunes! “The Unum festival is characterized by five simple elements of life; music, sand, pine trees, sea and mountains. Rana e Hedhun golden beach is home to a festival of 50 international and local performances over 3 days and 3 nights.

Because UNUM festival has attracted thousands of visitors, it is one of the famous festivals in Albania, so the festival has musical performances both nationally and internationally. That's why the UNUM festival is named as one of the most famous festivals in Albania

Location: Rana e Hedhun

Taking place every April over four days, the South Outdoor Festival is located in Borsh, in the south of the country. You can enjoy local foods, cultural performances of music and drama, and learn more about this beautiful part of the country and its local customs.

The fact that South Outdoor Festival is located on the idyllic Albanian Rivieracertainly doesn’t hurt either! However, be sure to venture past the beaches and into the surrounding countryside, where you’ll find peaceful olive groves.

The South Outdoor festival combines tradition, food and celebration of Albanian culture. This festival lasts for 4 days and is in Borsh, in a beautiful location along the Albanian Riviera. Borsh is famous for having the longest coastline in Albania. There are also an impressive number of olive groves and a castle that the casual tourist would normally miss. The event is held in the olive groves and it is a must-see if you want to learn more about Albanian culture and relax in a beautiful place. That is why the Southern Outdoor festival is named as one of the most famous festivals in Albania.

Location: Borsh

Taking place over four days every August, the Korca Beer Festival is a must-visit if you’re a lover of local and international beers. This is a hugely popular festival, with more than 100.000 people in attendance every year. It’s totally free, and you’ll get to sample beers from all over the world, as well as some locally produced in the Korca region.The festival also features music from local and national bands, with food stands and a fun feel in the air.

The Korca Beer Festival is a stage at the Old Bazaar. In addition to Albanian artists, DJs and most popular Albanian music groups, the atmosphere will culminate in the final night with a performance by singer Goran Bregovic. All groups and singers will perform live. on the 5th night of the festival, in both phases welcome visitors as every year not only Albanians but also from other parts of the world. As a place that attracts thousands of tourists every year for Albania, the Korca Beer Festival is called one of the most famous festivals in Albania.

Location: Korce, Albania

The Anjunadeep Explorations Festival summer in Albania not only focuses on music but also has a wellness center where you can practice yoga, get a beach massage, and focus on your well-being. It's a 5-day festival in Dhermi, one of the Albanian Riviera's hotspots. Dhermi is quickly becoming a tourist hotspot due to its beautiful beaches and nearby attractions. Ben Böhmer, CRi, Croquet Club, Daniel Curpen, Dee Montero, Dom Donnelly, Dosem, Dusky, Eli & Fur, Nick Warren, ona Dahl, Patrice Bäumel, Penelope, Tim Englehardt, Tinlicker, Tom Middleton, Trance Wax, Way Out West (Live), Yotto are among the artists performing at this festival.

The festival lasts five days and is one of the most famous in Albania. Not only that, but the Discover Anjunadeep festival not only focuses on music, but it also includes wellness, yoga, and other activities. Discovering Anjunadeep is regarded as one of Albania's most famous festivals due to its rich diversity.

Location: Dhermi

The Gjirokastër Folk festival is not as common as the others because it is only held every four years, in September. Still, it's a big deal, especially since it's the first time it's happened since 1968. The Gjirokaster Folk Festival features music, dances, performances, and art from all over the Balkan region, as well as many international performers. Because of its cultural heritage roots, UNESCO recognizes this most popular summer festival in Albania, and you can bet there will be a large crowd in the sun.

The Gjirokastër Folk Festival is not only special when held every four years, but it is also considered one of the most famous festivals in Albania. Not only that, the Gjirokastër Folk festival is organized in a very rich and diverse manner when full of programs such as music, dance, performance and art. As a popular festival, the Gjirokastër Folk festival attracts many international artists to perform. This further increases the popularity of the festival.

Location: Balkan region of Albania

The Tomato Festival, as vague as it may sound, is a very popular annual event that takes place in September in the village of Shngjergj. The village is only a short distance from Tirana, but the road through the beautiful Priska Pass is breathtaking. Local traditions and cultural performances can be enjoyed, as well as plenty of delicious locally grown food, including tomatoes! Check out the folk dance and music, and you'll find plenty of small trinkets and handcrafted souvenirs to take home with you.

The festival will clearly show Albanian culture, which is why the tomato festival is known as one of the most famous festivals in Albania. There will be cultural performances as well as many delicious local dishes, particularly tomatoes, at the festival. Not only that, but the festival also includes folk dances, making it not only unique but also diverse. As a result, the tomato festival has drawn thousands of tourists.

Location: Shëngjergj Village

In August, you can enjoy the Kruja Mountain Festival, which certainly has a high radius from which you can enjoy the scenery! This pilgrimage, made by a wide variety of religions throughout the country, visits the mountain cave where many miracles are said to have taken place.

As one of the most famous festivals in Albania, the festival is practiced by many religions across the country. Not only that at the festival, there are also beautiful landscapes, which attract thousands of visitors to the festival. That is why the Kruja Mountain Festival is considered one of the most famous festivals in Albania. Especially the festival of Mount Kruja Festival is held on Mount Kruja, where many miracles happen, thus increasing the curiosity of the participants. Come to Albania to participate and enjoy the scenery at the Kruja Mountain Festival, one of the famous festivals in Albania.

Location: Kruja

On 3 November every year, the Olive Festival takes place in Brar. This festival showcases many different locally-produced foods from all around the country, but mostly anything to do with olives! You’ll also get to enjoy a tour of the olive groves around the area, some of which date back thousands of years.

This is a fun festival that allows you to try lots of local produce and, of course, purchase some to take back home with you. Locally produced olive oil from here is divine!

Considered one of the most popular festivals in Albania, the festival showcases a variety of locally produced foods from all over Albania. Not only that, participants can enjoy tours of the olive groves around the area, so the Olive Festival has attracted thousands of visitors to the festival.

Location: Brar, Albania