This giant natural treasure lies in Zallin e Madh and will last more Slavic “Velika plazha”, or “big field of Shtoj”, only four kilometers away from the urban center of Ulcinj. see the peace with astonishing attention to our precious nature.

Lake Shkodra is one of the youngest natural lakes on our continent. The eastern side of the lake, which is positioned in the Albanian shores, is rich in many species of aquatic plants and fauna. There is a perfect harmonisation of mountainous, plain and water terrains, which give this area a picturesque view. The tourist areas of Shiroka and Zogaj, as well as the picturesque places such as Bregu i Rana, Bishtiqendia, Stërbeqi, Grili, Shegani, etc., are considered as rare places.

The village of Marica, which is situated at the foot of Mount Rilla, is indistinguishable from other Bulgarian villages. Clean streets, lined courtyards with blooming trees and colorful flowers. In the heart of this clean and tastefully arranged village, a cultural monument is hidden among the beauty – the church “St. Nicholas”, a treasure of painting art.

This lagoon was once called the lake lagoon because there were many ponds, an interesting fish-eating mammal.It is surrounded by wetlands, communicates with the sea through a natural channel, in which due to tides and ebbs the water changes direction every 6 hours. There is salt water with an average temperature of 20-22C. This lagoon is rich in fish of various species and quite tasty. About 200 species of birds, migratory and permanent are found here.

The Buna River is located in the final south-western segment of the Albanian-Montenegrin border. This river originates from Lake Shkodra, very close to the city of Shkodra between the hill of Rozafa Castle and Tarabosh Mountain. Buna is the only emissary of the city of Shkodra.

At the foot of Rrenc Mountain, it descends to the beach, where very few meters of sandstone almost melts with the sea, which is “merciful” and does not swallow. The dark sand creates a special color combination once you kiss the blue sea. It is not clear where this whole sand belt starts from a few kilometers away, sometimes it seems to come down from the mountain and sometimes it seems to be crushed by the wet shore. The nearby trees provide shade on this ideal beach for camping, picnics in the fresh seasons, or to absorb the generous sunlight of the Albanian summer day, while the evenings and nights belong to the sleepless, those who whiten mornings to the sounds of music.