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Komani Lake Essentials

Often called the 'Fjords of Albania,' Komani Lake is a reservoir on the Drin River created by the construction of the Koman and Fierza hydroelectric dams. The narrow waterway winds through limestone gorges with vertical cliffs reaching heights of 1,500 meters. The route between Koman and Fierza is primarily navigated by ferry, offering access to remote wilderness, hidden caves like Shpella Madhe, and dramatic viewpoints overlooking the rugged landscape of the northern Albanian Alps.

Komani Lake Essentials – Kart

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Komani Lake

Access point for the reservoir featuring drinking water facilities and wheelchair-accessible infrastructure.

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Shpella Madhe

Large natural cavern located along the limestone cliffs of the Drin River canyon, accessible by boat.

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Cave

Natural limestone cavern situated on the northern banks of the reservoir.

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Komani Lake

Lake Koman is a reservoir on the Drin River in northern Albania. Lake Koman is surrounded by dense forested hills, vertical slopes, deep…

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Fierza Hydroelectric Power Station

The Fierza Hydroelectric Power Station is a large hydroelectric power station on the Drin River, in Albania.

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Koman Hydroelectric Power Station

The Koman Hydroelectric Power Station is a large hydroelectric power station, for which a dam on the Drin River was built.

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Korre i eperm

Elevated vantage point providing views of the Drin River valley and the surrounding mountain ranges.

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Raja

Terminal for passenger and vehicle ferries connecting the Fierza end of the lake toward Koman.

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Boat stop (Bregu i Qerretit)

Ferry boarding point and passenger stop located near the Koman dam.

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Curri i Vangut

Prominent limestone cliff formation rising directly from the waters of the reservoir.

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