Vjosa River National Park is widely recognized as the last wild river in Europe, offering a stunning natural landscape perfect for outdoor enthusiasts.
Vjosa River National Park is situated in Albania and spans a magnificent area known for its free-flowing river system which remains largely untouched by man. The park's river courses through a diverse landscape featuring gorges, floodplains, and vibrant ecosystems. Its flora and fauna are considered unique in Europe, providing habitats to many endangered species. The park is a haven for nature lovers and adventurers, offering a wide range of outdoor activities including kayaking, birdwatching, and hiking. The cultural history of the area is rich, with local communities maintaining traditional ways of life. The park represents a crucial conservation effort to protect one of Europe's last wild rivers, attracting visitors from all over the world to experience its untouched beauty.
Panoramic views of the Vjosa River Gorge
Rare bird species such as the Egyptian vulture
Ancient villages along the river offering cultural insights
Thrilling white-water rafting opportunities
A dramatic and scenic natural feature offering breathtaking views and adventurous hiking routes.
A stunning canyon that provides opportunities for hiking and hot spring baths.
Natural hot springs located near the river that are perfect for relaxing after a day of hiking.