'I took a £42 Ryanair return flight from Stansted Airport to capital of European country for a day trip - it was amazing'

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A couple of friends posted on Facebook how they bagged £42 return flights from a UK airport to a beautiful European city for an “amazing” day out.

The pair flew from London Stansted Airport to Tirana in Albania on Sunday 9 February with Ryanair return flights costing £41.52 each. The woman posted on Facebook that her and her friend paid £13.25 for parking at Stansted Airport, did a number of activities during their day out and returned home to London 12:30am.

The woman shared how she and her friend “wandered around Skanderbeg Square”, “had lunch on the square "Lincontro" - Pasta and soft drink around £6” and “explored the Tirana Castle grounds and shops”. The woman also had “sunset prosecco at a revolving bar called "Sky Hotel" costing 600 lek (around £5). Sky Hotel is located in the heart of Tirana, near one of the most attractive areas called “Blloku”.

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The friend posted on Facebook that “it was an absolutely amazing trip” and she “would recommend”. Tirana is the capital of Albania which has fascinating museums, art galleries and memorials.

A couple of friends posted on Facebook how they bagged £42 return flights from a UK airport to a beautiful European city for an “amazing” day out. (Photo: Suzie Turner/Facebook)A couple of friends posted on Facebook how they bagged £42 return flights from a UK airport to a beautiful European city for an “amazing” day out. (Photo: Suzie Turner/Facebook)
A couple of friends posted on Facebook how they bagged £42 return flights from a UK airport to a beautiful European city for an “amazing” day out. (Photo: Suzie Turner/Facebook) | Suzie Turner/Facebook

It has a variety of hipster bars and restaurants. At weekends, you can ride the cable car up Mount Dajti to join the locals for a spit-roast lamb lunch with a view down over the city.

Albania is renowned by being a green city and having affordable food. From 43p you can get a spinach byrek and for £4.10 you can get fërgesë, a traditional dish of cottage cheese and peppers).

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