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Protected area in Albania
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Shebenik-Jabllanicë National Park is in the Librazhd and Bulqizë regions of Albania. It is one of Albania's newest national parks, having been created in 2008. The park occupies the northeastern section of the district of Librazhd and runs along the border with North Macedonia.
A room with two beds is 2000 leke a night and includes coffee, tea, or espresso as well as washing and ironing for those staying longer. Furthermore, extended visitors may negotiate lower prices. There is no reception, but you may inquire for a room at the attached bar which is open until midnight. The owner's name is Agron Gurra.
Hotel ZAJRA
This 106-room hotel is just outside one of the entrances to the park in Stebeleve, about halfway between Peshkopi and Librazhd. Rooms which contain a queen size and a twin bed are 2,500 lek.
By train
There are two entrances to the park are near Librazhd and Prrenjas, which both lie on the Tirana-Pogradec train line. Once in Librazhd or Prrenjas, follow the public transportation instructions.
By public transportation
Villages near the periphery of the park are served by minibuses from Librazhd and Prrenjas, which travel to park entrance points in Rrajc, Librazhd Katund, Dorez, usually early in the morning.
Most of the roads around the periphery of the park are dirt roads, a few requiring four-wheel drive. Further, there are 4 marked hiking trails which traverse the park.
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