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CVX7+RG Rranxë, Albania
Look across the turquoise Bovilla reservoir towards steep hills outside Tirana. The viewpoint path climbs from near Bovilla Restaurant towards the rocky lookout on Mount Gamti. This is a scenic stop for lake views and photographs, with an uphill approach.
6X66+F2 Progonat, Albania
Hidden in the Kurvelesh landscape between Progonat and Lekdush, Peshtura Waterfall drops through a rocky gorge into turquoise pools. Also known as Progonat Waterfall, it makes a rewarding walking stop while exploring this mountainous corner of southern Albania.
C7HP+GP Zabërzan i Ri, Albania
Explore the landscape around Osumi Canyon near Zabërzan, south of Çorovodë. Limestone walls and green slopes frame this part of the Skrapar countryside. Arrange a local guide for routes into the canyon and confirm conditions before planning any river activity.
H4CW+6F3, SH72, Bogovë, Albania
Follow the stream from Bogovë village into the wooded foothills of Mount Tomorr. The walk leads to Bogovë Waterfall and its clear green pool, a refreshing change of scenery on a trip from Berat into the Skrapar countryside.
Berat, Albania
Explore the historic heart of Berat, where tiers of Ottoman-period houses rise above the Osum River beneath the hilltop castle. Walk the riverside for views of the white façades, then explore the lanes and historic religious buildings that give this Albanian city its character. Planning: Allow time for the climb to the castle. Berat forms part of the UNESCO-listed Historic Centres of Berat and Gjirokastra: whc.unesco.org/en/list/569
Lekdush, Albania
From this viewpoint near Lekdush, wooded slopes fall into a deep valley and a pale ridge rises across the far side. The two photos show different angles of the mountain landscape. The map pin marks the viewpoint recorded on the April 2025 visit.
W5FV+X24, Muzinë, Albania
Discover the deep blue centre and vivid turquoise edges of Syri i Kaltër, the Blue Eye spring near Muzinë in southern Albania. Water rises from an underwater source into a green natural setting, making this a memorable stop for a scenic walk and photographs during a visit to the Saranda region. Visiting: Follow the designated visitor paths and take time to enjoy the changing colours around the spring. Keep to permitted viewing areas and follow the posted rules for this protected natural monument. Planning: Confirm current opening hours, entry fees and access arrangements before travelling. Official information: akt.gov.al/en/natural-monuments/Blue-eye/
Albania
Follow the rocky approach to Gjipe Beach, where a canyon opens onto the blue waters of the Ionian Sea. Set between Dhërmi and Vuno on the Albanian Riviera, this sheltered bay rewards the walk with dramatic cliffs, a pale pebble shore and wide coastal views. Visiting: Wear shoes with good grip for the uneven descent and carry water and sun protection. Walking time depends on your starting point, so allow enough daylight and energy for the uphill return. Planning: Check local access conditions before setting out. Find official destination information at akt.gov.al/en/atraksionet/plazhi-i-gjipe/
Albania
Choose a coastal walk to the canyon at Gjipe Beach or follow the shore towards Aquarium Beach near Himarë. For a different landscape, head inland to the Blue Eye spring near Saranda. Open each walk for its starting area and terrain.
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