Mountains and Peaks

The Ceraunian Mountains form a dramatic coastal barrier along the Albanian Riviera, rising abruptly from the Ionian Sea. This range is defined by the Llogara Pass, a high-altitude saddle at 1,027 meters that separates the Dukat Valley from the southern coast. The list features Maja e Çikës, the range's highest point at 2,044 meters, alongside several limestone peaks characterized by dense forests of black pine and Bulgarian fir protected within the Llogara National Park.