Camping Familja Velipoje

Just 200 metres from the golden sands of Velipoja Beach, Camping Familja Velipoje offers an ideal setting for a relaxing yet vibrant coastal holiday in Albania. Nestled under the shade of tall pine trees, this well-maintained family-run campsite welcomes guests with a warm, local touch and a peaceful atmosphere. Whether you’re travelling with a tent, campervan or caravan, you’ll find spacious, marked-out pitches, offering both comfort and privacy.

Families will love the on-site playground, and the whole experience is made even more enjoyable by the campsite’s restaurant, serving fresh, local seafood, wood-fired pizzas, Albanian breakfasts and healthy salads. With the Adriatic Sea just a short walk away, the location is unbeatable for sunbathing, swimming or evening strolls along the beach. Anglers will also appreciate the dedicated fishing area within the site – don’t forget your gear!

Facilities are modern and spotless, with well-equipped toilets and showers, including rainfall showers and washing machines for longer stays. The entire site is secure and monitored with CCTV, ensuring peace of mind during your stay.

Pets are welcome, provided they’re kept on a leash, and the surrounding nature offers plenty of walking paths and shaded spots for furry companions to enjoy. Just next door, you’ll find a mini market and ATM, making it easy to pick up daily essentials.

With its ideal blend of nature, comfort and Albanian hospitality, Camping Familja Velipoje is the perfect beachside retreat for families, couples or solo adventurers looking to relax and explore the unspoiled beauty of northern Albania.

The area around Camping Familja is bursting with nature and culture. Take a short walk to the River Buna, which marks the border with Montenegro and is surrounded by woodland trails and peaceful spots for a picnic. A 35-minute drive brings you to the historic town of Shkodër, where you can explore the famous Rozafa Castle with its sweeping views over the river and lake.

For a change of scenery, head to Lake Shkodra and the village of Shiroka (about 40 minutes away), where birdwatchers may spot eagles, pelicans and cranes. The lakeside is dotted with traditional fish restaurants, and the views from King Zog’s abandoned villa are spectacular.

Fancy a cross-border adventure? In about 1h 20m, you can reach Ulcinj in Montenegro, known for its salt flats, migratory flamingos, and long sandy beaches ideal for a day trip.

Booking in advance is highly recommended, especially during the summer months, as this intimate campsite fills up quickly. The site is pet-friendly, with plenty of space and shaded paths for walks.

Velipoja Beach, just a 3-minute stroll away, is known not just for its beauty but also for its iodine-rich sands, believed to have health benefits. Bring cash as some local shops and markets may not accept cards, though an ATM is conveniently located next to the site.

For a stress-free stay, pack sun protection, swimwear, and hiking shoes – you’ll want to enjoy both the beach and the surrounding nature.