Booking a Triton boat trip uses two places: this site, where you see the trips and their seats, and triton.al, where you book and pay. Below are the steps, then the questions that usually come up.
Three steps
1
Pick a trip and a date
Pick a trip and a day. The cards on the front page list the next day’s departures with the seats left on each, so you see at once which boat still has room.
2
Book on triton.al
Book on triton.al. Choose the date and the time, enter how many adults and children are coming, and check the final price before you pay. This site never sees your details.
3
Get ready for the day
Get ready for the day. Bring cash for the beach restaurants on the day trips and keep your phone close. Plans changed? Cancelling is free until 24 hours before departure.
Booking questions
Short answers about seats, groups, children and changes. Anything else about a trip, Triton answers on triton.al.
Does picking a seat here reserve it?
No. The cards only show what is free right now. The seat is yours once your booking on triton.al is complete, so do not wait when only a few are left.
The departure I want is full. What now?
Try another time on the same day: the five-hour trip leaves up to three times. Otherwise choose a nearby day when you book. A departure Triton has closed also shows as full.
How many people can book together?
It depends on the trip: at most 30 people on the five-hour boat, 24 on the eight-hour one and 16 on the evening cruise, which also needs a minimum of two. Planning a group near those limits? Ask Triton before booking.
What do children pay?
Children are entered separately when you book, and triton.al includes any child rate in the price it shows before payment. No minimum age is listed, so ask Triton before you bring a baby.
Can I change or cancel my booking?
Yes. Cancelling is free up to 24 hours before departure, under the policy on triton.al; to move a booking to another date, contact Triton there. If Triton cancels for bad weather, you choose a new date or a full refund.
What should we bring?
Sunscreen and flip-flops on both day trips, a towel as well on the eight-hour trip, and cash for the beach restaurants. The listing of the evening cruise asks for nothing in particular.
In which languages do the trips run?
The two day trips run in English, Albanian and Italian; the evening cruise in English, Italian and Spanish.
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