Butrint this archaeological site was the first in Albania to be under UNESCO’s World Heritage protection. It is located in the south of Albania. However, it is also on the Ramsar list as a National Park. Butrint supports a large number of plants and animals considered as having an unfavorable conservation status either nationally or...Read More
Declared as a Museum City in 1963, Gjirokastra is also a World Cultural Heritage (UNESCO site) since the year 2005. However, today has become an important center of the tourist movement for Albania and beyond. Gjirokaster is located in southern Albania. Only 55 km away from the coastal city of Saranda. Also, 31 km away...Read More
Shegani Eye is located in North Albania, near Shkodra Lake. It is a large karstic spring, which emerges vertically in tectonic-karstic fissures and is connected to two other springs of this type called ‘hurdhana’, with a flow of about 1500 liters per second. Shegani Eye The spring emerges from a vertical chimney with a depth...Read More
Gashi River is known as one of the most beautiful and virgin areas of Albania. It is part of the Tropoja municipality. It lies in the eastern part of the Albanian Alps bordering Montenegro and Kosovo.Read More
Radhime, an ancient settlement of the third and second century BC, is located south of the city of Vlora. The rich history and wonderful nature make Radhima one of the most liked attractions in Albania.Read More
The bay is formed by solid torrents of the stream of the same name and has a startling beauty because several hundred meters inside it lies the majestic canyon of Gjipea.Read More
Kakome Bay is located west of Nivica Bubar village, on the Ionian coast. In addition to the sandy-type beach, which offers a stunning view, you can visit St. Mary's Monastery in Kakome, a building of the XVIIIth century.Read More
