Albânia

Natural Landscapes & Outdoors

This collection highlights Albania's diverse natural environments, from the vast freshwater expanse of Lake Skadar shared with Montenegro, to beaches characterized by pebblestone, gravel, and sand. It includes notable waterfalls such as Ujvara e Sopotit and Sotira, dramatic caves like the Cave of Haxhi Ali, scenic viewpoints such as Cesar-Pass, and historic infrastructure exemplified by the bridge Ura e Ali Pasha.

Lake Skadar

Lake Skadar – also called Lake Scutari, Lake Shkodër and Lake Shkodra – lies on the border of Albania and Montenegro, and is the largest…

Gjipe Beach

A pebblestone beach known for suitable conditions for surfing and swimming, accessible at all hours.

Plazhi i Dhërmiut

A pebblestone beach offering open access 24/7 with surfing and swimming opportunities.

Kakome Beach

Gravel beach accessible to visitors, featuring natural shorelines without sand.

The Cave of Haxhi Ali

A coastal cave noted for its natural formation and historical significance.

Ujvara e Sopotit

A waterfall located within Albania’s varied terrain, contributing to local hydrology.

Sotira Waterfall

Waterfall situated in a mountainous area, known for its cascading waters.

Green Park Beach

Sandy beach providing a natural shoreline distinct from Albania’s pebble and gravel beaches.

Cesar-Pass

Scenic viewpoint offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes.

Ura e Ali Pasha

Historic bridge forming part of a traditional path in the region.