The Adriatic coast is one of the earth’s glorious coasts,
and certainly one of the best in Europe. With a history that dates back
centuries, it boasts some of the most fabulous beaches, fascinating
mountains, countless sandstone cliffs overlooking the seas, and picturesque
towns – the coast is dreams come true for every kind of a traveller. Part of
Adriatic coast is also Albania; the coastline has a total length of 274
kilometres. GoGo Places, a travel website has recommended Albania along with
other countries as a must visit destination for adventurous. The editor suggest
two must do’s if you want to experience the wild nature and adventure spirit in
Albania; Hike in the Albanian Alps and go rafting in Osumi Canyons.
Hike in the Albanian
Alps
The little country of Albania has a lot to see and do, and
the best part is that most of it remains extremely undiscovered, as well as
almost completely unspoiled. Bordering Macedonia, Greece, Kosovo and
Montenegro, Albania’s long coastline is one of the most beautiful in the world.
Here’s what you can do in Albania.
There are many hiking trails to the Alps in Albania of
different difficulty levels each offering its unique variations of landscapes
and adventures. If you start from Tirana, you can take a ferry trip on the
spectacular Lake Koman, go on a trek through the beautiful Valbona Valley and
the Theth Valley. You will also get to visit the old Fortress of Kruja in the
Albanian hills. Also, go on a hike to the ruins of the Rozafa Castle to admire
the spectacular view of the lake.
Go rafting in
Çorovodë
The Osumi Canyon located near Çorovode is a great place for
those who love rafting. There are many day trips to this place from Tirana, and
you can go rafting in the Canyon for about 12km, that starts upstream of the
Hamuli Bridge and ends at the descent at the Bridge of Çorovoda. This stretch
is usually done when the waters are high, which means a lot of fun!
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