City: Albania
Top Things to do in Albania
10 Bodies of Water in Albania That You Shouldn't Miss
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Restaurants in Albania
1. Patok Lagoon
2. Balkan Prespa Park
3. Syri i Cikllopit
4. Blue Eye of Theth
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By xhinaferko - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Amazing palce to visit. The road to get there is very difficult but worth all the way. Would definitely recommend it!
5. Shala River
6. The Blue Eye
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,770 reviews
Reviewed By 248fredrik_ - Stockholm, Sweden
Booked tour at the tourist center a day in advance. A 30min bumpy ride later and you have beautiful nature and a magical waterspring that is crystal blue! Wish we had more time to explore the surroundings and maybe eat by the water! Try to go early or else it will be quite crowded!
7. Komani Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 191 reviews
Reviewed By 494anxhelah - Kamez, Albania
Along the whole lake, from Fierza to Koman, on a trip that lasts less than three hours, visitors can be amazed at the views they offer. Ferry trips or a smaller boat offer unrepresented pleasure, while the attraction itself is the villages of this area and the streams of some rivers flowing into the lakes. I can freely say that Koman Lake is one of the most beautiful places and most worth visiting in Albania. Staying in this area is an indescribable adventure. you can visit amazing, fairytale places, many of them unexplored before, which can be quite rightly called paradise on earth, such as the Shala River and the cave of this river,
8. Laguna e Karavastase
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By Leoshuli - Knokke-Heist, Belgium
Very beautiful park, with a big pine forest and a beautiful sandy beach. A large lagoon, where you can have a nice boat trip, and enjoy the beautiful flora and fauna of the region. You can enjoy traditional local cuisine with fresh bio products of local residents. It is really an experience not to be missed..
9. Lake Bovilla
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
The lake of Bovilla lies on the northeastern side of Tirana, between two mountain ranges. This is probably the closest area to practice climbing on the rocks near the capital. In this area some tour operators offer a save itinerary for walking, hiking and climbing on rocks. The itineraries vary in difficulty degrees, from simple ones to more difficult ones.
Reviewed By Mugurel89 - Dublin, Ireland
Well that's the nature, some people like Me really enjoy just the water and trees as you said, attractions just ruins the place, the Nature.. its beautiful as it is, we don't really need 'attractions'..
10. Liqeni i Dushkut
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
It represents an glacial lake of about 800 m long and about 400 m wide. There is a rich biodiversity, in which especially water lilies are distinguished. Surrounded by a dense pine forest with a surface of 12 ha. Along with the forest it forms an extremely interesting lake and forest ecosystem. It has scientific values (geological, geomorphological, hydrological and biological) etc.
