Activities & tours in Vlorë, Albania

Jet ski in Vlorë: from the bay to Sazan island in 20 minutes of adrenaline

Guided tours to Sazan and Karaburun, bay free rides and sunset trips — no licence needed

Direct booking with local operators: no hidden fees, free cancellation up to 48h before.

In Vlorë a jet ski is not just the usual beach rental: the strong product is the guided tour. You set off from the Triport (the tourist harbour north of the promenade) and follow the guide across the bay to Sazan island and the entrance of Haxhi Ali Cave: 60-70 minutes of riding with photo stops, or the 2-hour safari reaching Karaburun's beaches.

No boating licence needed: tours are guided (you ride your own ski, following the guide on another one), 15-minute briefing included, life jacket mandatory. The skis are recent models and two people can share one ski for a small supplement.

Season from May to October, daily 09:00-19:30. In July-August the late-afternoon slots (best light, calmer sea) sell out first. The 30-minute bay free ride is the quick option; the 2-hour safari is the full experience.

Why book with us

  • Guided tour to Sazan island and Haxhi Ali Cave
  • No licence required, 15-minute briefing
  • Recent skis, two people can share one ski
  • 30-minute free ride or 2-hour Karaburun safari
  • Sunset slots with golden light on the bay
  • Departure from the Triport, 5 minutes from the promenade

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a licence to ride the jet ski?

No, on guided tours no licence is needed: you ride yourself but always behind the guide, inside a defined area. Minimum riding age 16 (with a parent on board), passenger from 6 years.

Can two people share one ski?

Yes, driver + passenger on the same ski for a supplement of about €25. You can swap drivers during stops.

What happens in rough seas?

The tour is rescheduled or refunded. The guide decides that same morning based on bay conditions.

Do the skis enter Haxhi Ali Cave?

It depends: in calm seas the guide lets skis in one at a time at the cave entrance; with swell you observe from outside for safety.