Lake Skadar is a National Park dominated by aquatic and wetland ecosystems. Geological created by tectonic phenomena, where the water masses created the area as equally miraculous for both plant and animal lives. The diverse and rich cultural - historical heritage: archaeological sites, forts, medieval monasteries, churches, traditional rural architecture, indicate that the region of Lake Skadar over time was an important historical, economic and cultural center.

Skoder is one of the oldest cities in Abania, located on the bank of Skadar lake within 20 km from the Adriatic coast and 120 km from the countries capital – Tirana.

The city is an important cultural and economical center of Albania. Skoder is also known as the center of the Albanian Catholicism and a perfect proof of the fact that all different religions can adjoin in one country.

Kruja is a historical city symbol of the Albanian resistance against the expansion of the Ottoman Empire. The city is situated in central Albania on a rocky mountainous terrain about 560 meters above sea level, on the slopes of Sarisalltik Mountain. Walking through Kruja’s Medieval Old Bazaar (one of the biggest and oldest in Balkans) gives you a sense of a passage through the history. You will be surrounded by crafts and local products carefully designed by local artisans and housewives of the Kruja area.

Durrës, home to the biggest seaport in the country, is located 34 km away from Tirana. It is the most ancient city in Albania, with almost 3,000 years of history. Its foundation dates back to 627 B.C. when the Corinthians and settlers from Corcyra invaded the Illyrian territory of the Taulants. The city is home to many ancient archaeological sites and finds. The most notable tourist attraction in Durrës is the amphitheater of the Roman Emperor Hadrian with 15,000 seats, the second biggest amphitheater in the Balkans.