Durres & Karavasta National Park from Tirana on Luxe Land Rover

Departure from Tirana at 09:00 AM. Collection of the group together as described on "Additional pick-up details" chapter takes about 30 minutes based on traffic and number of the visitors. The trip from Tirana to Durres city centre takes about 50 minutes and the trip from Durres to Karavasta Lagoon takes about 1h10min (the whole trip to final destination is about 2 hours). The pick-up and drop off are offered at no extra cost

The Venetian Tower in Durres is a historic landmark dating back to the 15th century. It's a symbol of Durres' rich history and cultural heritage, standing as a testament to the city's past under Venetian rule. Today, it's a popular tourist attraction offering panoramic views of the city and the Adriatic Sea.

The Durres Amphitheater is one of the most significant archaeological sites in Albania, located in the city of Durres. Dating back to the 2nd century AD, it is one of the largest Roman amphitheaters in the Balkans, capable of accommodating around 15,000 spectators. The site is well-preserved, and visitors can explore its grand structure, which once hosted gladiator contests and other public spectacles. It's a fascinating glimpse into Albania's rich historical heritage.

The Sphinx of Durres, Albania, is a fascinating monument located near the waterfront. It's an ancient Roman artifact believed to have been brought from Egypt during the Roman period. The origins and purpose of the sphinx remain somewhat mysterious, adding to its allure as a tourist attraction and archaeological curiosity in Durres.

Visitors will have the opportunity to visit the 360 Deg panoramic tower and take a boat ride in the Karavasta Lagoon. This is a magical opportunity for the visitor to see the rich nature and rare birds of the lagoon. Karavasta National Park, nestled along Albania's coast, is a biodiverse haven spanning over 20,000 hectares of pristine wilderness. This ecological gem encompasses a mosaic of habitats, from salt marshes and lagoons to sandy beaches and dense forests. At its heart lies the Karavasta Lagoon, a vital wetland teeming with life. Here, visitors can witness a symphony of avian activity, with over 250 bird species, including the majestic Dalmatian pelican, finding sanctuary amidst the reeds and waterways.

The park's unique ecosystems support a rich array of flora and fauna, making it a paradise for nature enthusiasts and researchers alike. Endangered species such as the loggerhead sea turtle and the Mediterranean monk seal find refuge within its boundaries.

About 14:00 is the departure from Karavasta Lagoon to Tirana. The whole trip takes about 2 hours. After te activity all travellers will be returned to initial pick-up point. The pick-up and drop off are offered at no extra cost.