Privat dagstur i Bovilla-søen, vandretur fra Tirana eller Durres
Beskrivelse
Nyd en privat vandreoplevelse kun 15 kilometer fra Tirana, i et af regionens mest maleriske områder. Her kontrasterer søens dybe blå med de grå klipper og det frodige grønt i den omkringliggende flora. Denne kunstige Tirana sø er også en vigtig kilde til drikkevand for byen, og området er beriget med mangfoldig fauna og vegetation i fire forskellige zoner. Den private tur giver dig mulighed for at udforske stierne i dit eget tempo, fordybe dig i det fantastiske landskab og nyde en fredelig flugt ind i naturen.
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- Anbefales ikke til rejsende med rygskader
- Anbefales ikke til gravide rejsende
- Anbefales ikke til rejsende med fare for hjerte-kar-sygdomme
- Rejsende skal mindst være i moderat fysisk form
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Do not waste money or time coming to Albania. First Tirana is a dirty crowded city and the drivers are dangerous. There is nothing worth seeing. I’ve been to over 100 countries in the world. The sites to see are worthless. No wow moments just aggregation. The woman are friendly but the men- yikes! If you’re just counting countries give yourself 1 day and get out. If you are a vegetarian or pescatarian forget it. Also often things they state are worth visiting are not open even though the internet says it is. Pathetic. Albania is NOT WORTH A VISIT.
The hike to Lake Bovilla was straightforward and enjoyable, and Daniel (my guide) knew all the best angles to take photos from the viewpoint. We went in the winter but the panoramic views were still super beautiful. It’s a short and enjoyable day trip from Tirana - 100% would recommend this gem!
We had Josef as our guide and he was so helpful to us and the other couple on the tour. He knew the area well and gave us lots of advice as it was our first time in Albania. The lake and mountains are stunning and Josef kindly took pictures for us too.
