Lake Bovilla, also known as Bovilla Reservoir, is a hidden gem in Albania. It provides most of the drinking water for the capital, Tirana. Located just 15 km from the city, it is easily accessible. You can visit the lake for a picnic or enjoy a hike to the Gamti mountain, where the view
Selca Waterfall, a captivating destination nestled in the heart of Albania, offers a perfect blend of history, nature, and adventure. The historic village of Selca, once a battleground against the Ottomans, is the starting point for a beautiful two-hour hike up to the spectacular 30-meter-high Sllap Waterfall. The limestone riverbed, adorned with strangely eroded shapes,
Lëpushë is a small village located in Northern Albania, the border between Albania and Montenegro. It is part of the Kelmend region in Shkodër County. Lëpushë is well known for its beautiful nature, great destination, and strategic point for hiking trails. From there, you hike to Theth, Vermosh, Maja e Vajushës (Talijanka) peak, Grebaje (Montenegro),
Krorëz beach, in my opinion, is one of the bests virgin beaches in Albania. There I enjoyed the cleanest and the clearest water of any time. This beach is located in southern Albania, between the city of Himara and Saranda. How to get there Going there is not as easy as reaching the other
Nivica Canyon is the definition of why I am in love with hiking in Albania! A very remote destination, one of the longest canyons in Europe (taken together, the canyons are 40 km long and 15 km wide), and a very few people knew about it. This area of Albania offers the combination that every
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