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Hotel “Uji i Ftohtë Tepelenë”, is a magical and relaxing paradise, which gives you an extraordinary experience. Far from the monotony of everyday life, "Cold Water Tepelena" amazes you with the fascinating landscapes of the waterfall and the river.

The best chefs create specialties that will remain in your memory for a long time. Traditional cuisine blends with the taste of the modern one to activate all the senses. Unique dishes and the most excellent quality, all in one place.

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"Fantastic Hotel, clean & comfortable. Very professional and polite staff. Price almost cheap for what you take in return as room and service’s. Highly recommend for travelers that will pass through this road trip and should stop and enjoy “Uje i ftohte” in Tepelena."

Breathtaking views from the big balcony and huge terrace - surrounding area: river, waterfall, mountains - the possibility of unity with nature: not far from the hotel there is a picturesque bridge over the river, where you can walk, cross it and take a walk in the mountains, even with a child.

" I would say that I liked everything: The scenery is breathtaking. Nothing less. views of snowy mountains and a turquise river below. The hotel is very highly maintained, cleaning is unbelievable. Food was superb. I cant ask for more. Beautiful and comfortable hotel"

Vjosa River is one of Europe’s last wild rivers, offering a perfect destination for outdoor activities and adventure. Visitors can enjoy rafting along its exciting currents, kayaking through scenic stretches, swimming in crystal-clear waters, hiking along trails with stunning views, and exploring the surrounding natural landscapes. The Vjosa River valley combines thrilling water sports with the beauty of untouched nature, making it ideal for adventure enthusiasts and outdoor lovers.
Horse riding is a delightful activity suitable for all ages and skill levels, offering leisure or sport experiences in arenas, fields, or natural trails. The Permët region, with its mountains, rivers, canyons, villages, and churches, provides an ideal setting to explore Albania's natural beauty. One popular way to experience it is through a horseback riding excursion with snacks and 4WD transfers. Routes typically include the scenic Lengarica Canyon, featuring ancient bridges and hills, and often conclude at the region’s thermal baths.
The area's attractions are many. Crystal-clear streams run through sheer canyons and gorges slicing through the landscape. Small stone Ottoman era bridges still arch over gullies, untouched for centuries
Beautiful trail leading to Nivica through the magnificent canyons. It used to be the main path (until 1960's) connecting it to center of the region, the city of Tepelenë. There is a plenty of water (drinkable right from the river) and the famous aqueduct of Ali Pasha of Tepelenë can be seen from the trail shortly after leaving the town. There is a lack of mobile phone signal in the canyon.
Hike to the summit of Mount Këndrevica (Maja e Këndrevicës, 2102 m), which is the highest mountain in the surrounding area. Set off early in the morning from Nivica to be able to reach the top and return before sundown. Water source is available not far from the place, where the climb starts.
A circle trail that leads through the Nivica canyon. Explore the ruins of Nivica's castle and descend below to several waterfalls, with continuation around an ancient shrine in the oak forest, which is still being used by the locals.
Labovë e Kryqit is a charming village in southern Albania, near the small town of Libohovë. Rich in history and cultural heritage, the village is best known for the magnificent Dormition of the Theotokos Church, one of the oldest and most beautiful Byzantine churches in Albania. The church was built in 554 during the reign of Emperor Justinian I and remains a remarkable monument of early Christian architecture. The village is divided into two neighborhoods: Labovë e Poshtme (Lower Labovë) and Labovë e Sipërme (Upper Labovë). To distinguish it from the nearby Labovë e Madhe, it is also known as Labovë e Libohovës. Today, Labovë e Kryqit offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore authentic village life, admire Byzantine architecture, and experience the peaceful atmosphere of southern Albania. It is part of the Qendër Libohovë administrative unit within the municipality of Libohovë, in Gjirokastër County.
The Bënja Thermal Springs are a rare natural attraction known for their healing properties. Located about 14 km from Përmet, the area features six thermal springs. Four help treat rheumatic conditions, one is beneficial for skin problems, and another supports stomach health. Two of the larger springs lie at the foot of the historic Kadiu Bridge, while the others are smaller stone pools. Rich in sulfur and minerals, the waters range from 26°C to 32°C and can be enjoyed year-round. Surrounded by the beautiful landscape of the Lengarica River valley, the springs offer visitors relaxation, natural beauty, and an unforgettable experience in every season.
Butrint National Park (Albanian: Parku Kombëtar i Butrintit) is a national park in Vlorë County, southern Albania. It is located 18 kilometres (11 mi) south of Sarandë. The park encompasses 9,424 hectares of hilly terrain with freshwater lakes, wetlands, salt marshes, open plains, reed beds and islands.
The Blue Eye (Syri i Kaltër in Albanian) is a water spring and initial water source of the Bistricë, a 25 km long river which ends in the Ionian Seat just south of Saranda. The Blue Eye is a freshwater pool, which looks like a human eye. In the center of the pool, you can see the dark underwater cave. The black cave looks like the pupil of a human eye. Surrounding the pupil, there is the bright blue water, which looks like the iris of a human eye. Info: The Blue Eye Albania is open from 7:00 am until 19:00 pm every day.
Antigonea was founded in 295 BC by Pyrrhus of Epirus in honor of his wife, Antigonea. The city covers about 45 hectares within its 3rd-century BC walls, while the archaeological park extends over 90 hectares. At its western side lies the agora, the city’s central area, bordered by an important public stoa (promenade). Located about 16 km from Gjirokastër, Antigonea stands in a scenic mountain setting overlooking the Drinos Valley and remains a significant archaeological and historical site.
Gjirokastër Castle is one of the largest castles in the Balkans, perched on a hill overlooking the city. The site has been inhabited since the 4th–5th centuries, but the first fortification walls were built between the 12th and 13th centuries. Historians believe the castle was constructed after the fall of Hadrianopolis, initially by wealthy families seeking protection, and over time it grew as more families settled within its walls.
1.HIKE TO ALI PASHA’S BRIDGE 2.STEP INSIDE ONE OF GJIROKASTER’S FORTIFIED STONE HOUSES (Zekate House,Skenduli House,Kadare House etc) 3.TOUR THE COLD WAR TUNNEL 4.WANDER THROUGH THE CHARMING GJIROKASTER BAZAAR 5.VISIT THE GJIROKASTER MUSEUM