Sarande: Pub Crawl & Boat Party, 6 Shots, 1 Beer Club Entry

Sarandë knows how to turn night into morning. This six-hour outing mixes a rooftop start, six welcome shots, a boat party, Bluz Club, and Orange Club, giving you a full evening of nightlife without arranging each stop yourself. I like the easy flow between venues and the chance to meet people quickly, especially since the boat ride adds something different from a standard bar crawl. The main concern is reliability: two low ratings describe confusion at the rooftop meeting point, so clear communication before you go matters.

I also like that the $57 price includes the boat ticket, six shots, one beer or soft drink, and club entrance. That can be fair value in Sarandë if you use every included part. Still, the first stop requires you to order one drink, so the advertised inclusions do not cover every cost.

Key points to know before booking

• The night starts at a rooftop bar: You meet at the RoofTop Bar in Sarandë, where the first shots and your included drink begin the evening.
• The boat party is the main extra: Music, dancing, and sea air make this more than a usual pub crawl.
• Six shots are included: Pace yourself, since the evening continues through several venues.
• Two clubs follow the boat: Bluz Club comes first, followed by Orange Club, where the night can continue until sunrise.
• Bring identification: An ID card is required, and a copy is accepted.
• The meeting point deserves attention: Two poor ratings report arriving at the rooftop bar and finding nobody there, so confirm the start details before leaving your accommodation.

A rooftop beginning above Sarandë

The evening begins at the RoofTop Bar in Sarandë. This is a practical meeting point because it gives everyone a clear place to gather before the group moves on, and the views provide an early change of pace from a dark club.

Your included drink is available here as a beer or soft drink, along with the first of six welcome shots. One drink order is obligatory at this first stop, so plan for that extra purchase when working out your budget. The wording is important: you receive one included drink, but you must also order a drink at the bar.

I would arrive early rather than exactly at the advertised start time. The experience depends on the group forming at this first stop, and two low ratings report that nobody was present at the rooftop bar. The available information does not explain why that happened, so I would contact Saranda Events ahead of time and confirm the exact meeting arrangement.

The rooftop stop is also where you can judge the pace of the night. If you want a long meal or quiet drinks, this is not that kind of outing. The plan is built around moving on, meeting people, and getting the evening started quickly.

Six shots, one drink, and a sensible pace

The six welcome shots are a clear part of the package, but they are also the part that requires the most judgment. You receive them across the night or at the organized stops, according to how the evening is run. The supplied details do not specify the exact timing, so do not assume all six will arrive at one particular venue.

I would treat the shots as optional in practice, even though they are included. You can accept them at your own pace, drink water when possible, and remember that the night includes a boat ride and two clubs after the opening stop. The strongest part of a pub crawl is usually the social side, not racing through the alcohol.

The included beer or soft drink gives you a useful non-shot option. If you do not want more alcohol after the welcome drinks, choose the soft drink and keep the rest of the evening comfortable.

The boat party brings sea air and movement

After the rooftop opening, the group heads to the boat party. This is the defining feature of the outing. Instead of spending all six hours moving between indoor bars, you get music, dancing, and the sea breeze while Sarandë’s night continues around you.

The boat ticket is included in the $57 price, which makes the cost easier to justify. A standard pub crawl may give you club access and a guide, but this outing adds a separate ticketed activity. If you already planned to attend a boat party, combining it with the clubs may save you from booking both parts separately.

The boat will not suit everyone. If you prefer a quiet evening or dislike dancing in a moving setting, this section may feel like the longest part of the night. The experience is clearly aimed at an energetic crowd, and the description focuses on music and dancing rather than sightseeing.

You should also wear shoes that can handle a full night out. Comfortable footwear is specifically recommended, and it makes sense here because you will move through a rooftop bar, boat setting, and clubs. Keep your belongings simple and secure, since you will be changing environments several times.

Bluz Club brings the first big club stop

Bluz Club is the next major stop. Here, the evening shifts from open-air boat energy to lights, music, and a conventional club setting. The benefit of joining an organized crawl is simple: your club entrance is included, and the group should move in together rather than leaving you to work out entry on your own.

The available details do not name a music style or promise a particular performer, so keep your expectations broad. You can expect a club atmosphere, dancing, and a late-night crowd, but not a guaranteed lineup or specific song selection.

This stop gives you a chance to settle into the main nightlife part of the evening. The rooftop and boat are social warm-ups. Bluz Club is where you can decide if you want to keep dancing at full speed or take a short break before the final venue.

I like the structure because each setting feels different. You begin with views, move onto the water, then enter the clubs. That variety helps the night feel like more than several similar bars in a row.

Orange Club carries the night toward sunrise

The final stop is Orange Club, described as one of Sarandë’s top clubs and the place where the party can continue until sunrise. Club entrance is included, so you do not need to pay another cover charge for this part.

The useful question is not simply if you enjoy clubs. It is how late you want to stay out. The full experience lasts six hours, and Orange Club comes after the rooftop, boat party, and Bluz Club. If you join early in the evening, you may still be out when the sky begins to brighten.

That late finish is a major attraction for people looking for Sarandë nightlife rather than an early evening activity. It is less suitable if you have a morning ferry, early tour, airport transfer, or a full day planned immediately afterward.

You can also use Orange Club as a natural endpoint if you decide not to stay until sunrise. The information confirms the club entrance, but it does not describe an organized return transfer, so do not assume transport back to your accommodation is included.

Is $57 a fair price for the full night?

At $57 per person, the price is reasonable if you want the entire package: six welcome shots, one beer or soft drink, a boat party ticket, and club entrance. The cost covers four distinct parts of the night, including the rooftop start, boat party, Bluz Club, and Orange Club.

The value becomes weaker if you do not plan to drink, skip the boat, or leave before the clubs. You would still pay for inclusions you did not use. The required drink order at the first stop also means the final bill will be higher than $57.

I would compare the price with the cost of arranging the night yourself. Add up a boat party ticket, two club entrances, drinks, and any cover charges. The package may save time and avoid uncertainty at the door, which is often part of what you are paying for.

The rating is 4 out of 5 from 12 reviews, with several excellent scores and two very poor scores. That spread tells me the night can be enjoyable, but the meeting arrangement needs attention. The strongest positive comments focus on the fun boat party, good views, easy entry at several venues, and the chance to meet new people. The negative comments focus on the rooftop starting point, not on the boat or clubs themselves.

Who will enjoy this night most?

I would recommend it to solo visitors, couples who want a social evening, and groups of friends who prefer a ready-made route. The format gives you several chances to meet people without needing to plan each venue or negotiate every club entrance.

It is also a good fit if you want more than a basic bar crawl. The boat party adds a real change of setting, while the rooftop opening gives you views before the late-night venues take over.

You may want another plan if you dislike loud music, late nights, alcohol-focused activities, or changing venues. The itinerary is built around social energy from the first stop onward. It is not a food tour, a sightseeing cruise, or a relaxed evening by the water.

I would be cautious about booking it on a night when you have an important early departure. The six-hour duration and possible finish until sunrise can cut into the next day.

Practical advice for a smoother evening

Bring a valid ID card, since it is required for the activity. A copy is accepted, which is useful if you prefer not to carry your original document, but keep the copy safe and readable.

Wear comfortable shoes. You will be out for hours, and the evening involves multiple venues plus a boat. Choose clothing that works for dancing and sea air rather than dressing only for a club.

Confirm the rooftop meeting point before the event. Ask Saranda Events where exactly to wait, what time the host will arrive, and how you will recognize the group. The listed host languages are English and Italian, so communication should be possible in either language.

Bring enough money for the compulsory drink order and any additional drinks. The package includes one beer or soft drink, but it does not cover every purchase at the first stop or later venues.

Do not confuse club entrance with table service or unlimited drinks. The confirmed inclusions are the six shots, one drink, boat ticket, and club entrance. Anything beyond those items should be treated as an extra.

Cancellation and booking flexibility

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The reserve-now, pay-later option also helps if your Sarandë plans may change, since you can hold a place without paying immediately.

Starting times vary, so check availability for your date. The experience lasts six hours, but the exact beginning is not stated in the available information.

My verdict: book it with one important check

I would book this pub crawl if you want a social, late-night introduction to Sarandë and the boat party is a major reason you are interested. The combination of sea air, rooftop views, six shots, two clubs, and included entry gives you a fuller night than a simple bar-to-bar route.

Before paying, I would confirm the rooftop meeting details directly with Saranda Events. That one step addresses the main warning sign in the available ratings. If the meeting arrangement is clear and you are happy with the required drink order, $57 can be fair value for six hours of organized nightlife.

FAQ

Where does the Sarandë pub crawl begin?

It begins at the RoofTop Bar in Sarandë.

How long does the experience last?

The activity lasts six hours.

What is included in the ticket?

The ticket includes six welcome shots, one beer or soft drink, the boat party ticket, and club entrance.

Is a drink purchase required at the first stop?

Yes. One drink order is obligatory at the first stop, and that purchase is not included in the listed package.

Which clubs are included?

The route includes Bluz Club and Orange Club.

What should I bring?

Bring comfortable shoes and an ID card. A copy of the ID card is accepted.