with the length of 76 km, it has served as a natural border between Fier (in the north) and Vlore. It was very practical to navigate between the two cities because the river generally passes through fields and flat land.
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Laguna e Nartës
One of the most important lagoon in Albania. Connected with the sea by the way of a channel and, as such, are affected by the tides. It is well-known internationally because of the number of sea birds, which exceeds 48,700. For three species of sea birds, 1% of the total number find refuge here. In winter, more than 23% of the sea birds of Albania live in this area.
Manastiri i Shën Mërisë në Zvërnec
On an island and famous for its wooden path to the monastery. On the other side of the island, it is possible to see Flamingos.
Triport Castle Walls / Muri i Kalase Triport
It was built in 1531 by Sultan Sulejman to protect Vlore from attack from the Venetian army. This castle was documented by Dr. Auerbahu in 1847 and was saved in the library archive of Innsbruck.
Vlore River, Shushicë
This has a length of about 80km and is also known by another name, Vlore River, because it traverses the valley of the same name.