Albania's Adriatic and Ionian coasts are among the least developed in the Mediterranean, and that under-development is the main attraction. Boat tours along the Albanian Riviera — between Sarandë and the Greek border, past sea caves, deserted beaches, and clifftop villages accessible only by water — offer a coastline that feels genuinely undiscovered. Komani Lake ferry journeys through the northern Albanian Alps, where the boat threads between near-vertical rock faces reflected in the reservoir, are one of the most dramatic inland water journeys in the Balkans. Lake Ohrid excursions from Pogradec and lake fishing boat experiences on Lake Prespa add freshwater options to a coastal register of real quality.