Launch from the Shashice ridge and glide over Vlore’s coastline to Lungomare in a 12–15 minute tandem flight. This quick, scenic paragliding experience pairs solid safety briefings with GoPro footage and coastal views.
Launch from the Shashice ridge and glide over Vlore’s coastline to Lungomare in a 12–15 minute tandem flight. This quick, scenic paragliding experience pairs solid safety briefings with GoPro footage and coastal views.
You begin on a sun-baked ridge above the Adriatic, helmet in hand and the bay spread below like a quickening horizon. The guide fits your harness, checks lines, and the wind runs its fingers through the wing; when you jog the slope the glider takes it and the world drops away with a soft, decisive tug.
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Operated by FlyTandem Albania · Vlore, Vlorë County
You begin on a sun-baked ridge above the Adriatic, helmet in hand and the bay spread below like a quickening horizon. The guide fits your harness, checks lines, and the wind runs its fingers through the wing; when you jog the slope the glider takes it and the world drops away with a soft, decisive tug.
Vlore has been a crossroads for Illyrians, Greeks and later Ottoman seafarers, its coastline sliced by limestone ridges that fall sharply into the sea. The Shashice take-off sits on those older rocks, a compact outcrop that gives pilots clean lift and a direct glide path toward Lungomare promenade. From the air the city’s history reads in straight lines — a harbor, a naval past, the geometry of old streets — while the sea insists, in gull-calls and a steady scent of salt, that you keep moving forward.
Flights are tandem: a trained pilot does most of the work, with the option for supervised hands-on steering. Typical airborne time is 12–15 minutes; the full experience including transfer and briefing runs about 1–2 hours. Operators often provide a GoPro and local transfers to take-off in a station wagon-style vehicle.
Practical notes: book at least a day ahead to confirm weather, wear secure shoes and a windproof layer, and expect simple walking to the launch slope. Respect nesting areas and local regulations; pilots brief landing zones and safety on approach. For a short, high-adrenaline perspective of Albania’s southern coast, this is an efficient, scenic airborne introduction.
easy.
1–2 hours.
Minimal fitness required—able to walk short slopes and stand for briefing
The airborne portion is typically 12–15 minutes; the full activity including transfer, briefing and prep runs about 1–2 hours.
Yes—flights are tandem with a trained pilot who handles launches and landings; participants should disclose weight and health issues during booking.
Operators will cancel or reschedule if conditions are unsafe; you should contact them the day before to confirm wind and visibility.
Many local providers supply a GoPro video as part of the package—confirm at booking and ask about file delivery methods.
Vlorë is a historic port on Albania’s Adriatic coast with roots in Illyrian and ancient Greek trade; it later became central in Ottoman-era and modern Albanian history.
Operators encourage no-fly near nesting cliffs and ask visitors to avoid littering; stick to marked access routes to minimize erosion and disturbance.
FlyTandem Albania operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You begin on a sun-baked ridge above the Adriatic, helmet in hand and the bay spread below like a quickening horizon. The guide fits your harness, checks lines, and the wind runs its fingers through the wing; when you jog the slope the glider takes it and the world drops away with a soft, decisive tug.
You begin on a sun-baked ridge above the Adriatic, helmet in hand and the bay spread below like a quickening horizon. The guide fits your harness, checks lines, and the wind runs its fingers through the wing; when you jog the slope the glider takes it and the world drops away with a soft, decisive tug.
Vlore has been a crossroads for Illyrians, Greeks and later Ottoman seafarers, its coastline sliced by limestone ridges that fall sharply into the sea. The Shashice take-off sits on those older rocks, a compact outcrop that gives pilots clean lift and a direct glide path toward Lungomare promenade. From the air the city’s history reads in straight lines — a harbor, a naval past, the geometry of old streets — while the sea insists, in gull-calls and a steady scent of salt, that you keep moving forward.
Flights are tandem: a trained pilot does most of the work, with the option for supervised hands-on steering. Typical airborne time is 12–15 minutes; the full experience including transfer and briefing runs about 1–2 hours. Operators often provide a GoPro and local transfers to take-off in a station wagon-style vehicle.
Practical notes: book at least a day ahead to confirm weather, wear secure shoes and a windproof layer, and expect simple walking to the launch slope. Respect nesting areas and local regulations; pilots brief landing zones and safety on approach. For a short, high-adrenaline perspective of Albania’s southern coast, this is an efficient, scenic airborne introduction.