Take a full-day guided hike from Durres to Tujani Peak via Cherry Pass, with private transport and cable-car ascent. Expect varied terrain, sweeping views of Bovilla Reservoir, and a guided 10‑hour itinerary suitable for hikers with moderate fitness.
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A cold ribbon of road unspools from Durres toward the inland massif, and the cable car waits like a small lift into another climate. Riders rise above olive-scrubbed slopes and terraces, the city shrinking until only a grid by the sea remains. At the top, the air sharpens; paths through low pines and open meadows push hikers toward Cherry Pass and the ridgeline that leads to Tujani’s 1,580 m summit.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
10 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for hikers with moderate fitness who can handle sustained uphill sections and several hours of walking.
Wildlife
History
Dajti has served as a natural resource and buffer for Tirana for centuries; modern access sharpened after the cable car opened, connecting urban and mountain life.
Conservation
Bovilla Reservoir supplies drinking water for the region, so stay on marked trails, pack out waste and respect restricted areas to protect watersheds and habitat.
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Book early and confirm pickup
This tour includes private transport from Durres — confirm pickup time and exact address the day before to avoid delays.
Layer for mountain microclimates
Temperatures can swing between Durres and the summit; bring a windproof layer and a warm mid-layer even in summer.
Footing can be loose
Expect limestone and flysch sections with loose rock—sturdy hiking boots with good traction are strongly recommended.
Hydrate for a long day
Carry at least 2–3 liters of water and electrolyte snacks; summer sun and steady climbing increase dehydration risk.
Sturdy hiking boots
Nice grip and ankle support for rocky limestone and loose trail sections.
Water reservoir or bottles (2–3 L)
Sustains hydration over the long, exposed sections of the hike.
summer
Windproof jacket and mid-layer
Keeps you comfortable in changing mountain weather, especially on the ridge.
Trekking poles
Help with balance on loose descents and reduce strain on knees during long downhill sections.