For all those who want to visit the island more closely through small boats, Maligrad will reveal a pleasant surprise: the Church of Saint Mary.

Just 20 minutes away from Korça is Prespa National Park, one of the largest and most impressive natural parks in Albania, consisting of two lakes. In Prespa, there are 30 monuments of Byzantine culture and a large number of works of antiquity.

If you dedicate the day to climbing the Morava mountain, you can’t miss the “Bredhi I Drenova” National Park, which is known for its many natural resources.

Once a settlement of Illyrian tribes, Vithkuqi serves as a meeting place for people who want to get to know more closely the tradition, customs, and religious holidays of the area. If you want to enjoy an absolute hilltop vacation, the stone houses are open to any tourist who will stay there, allowing you to get to know the hospitable villagers up close.

The village is known for its high-level traditional cuisine, thanks to the taverns where saç-baked cabbage, petaniku, pancakes, or fresh meat are cooked. The wonderful nature with the icy water springs and the relief that enables the development of a variety of sports activities, make Boboshtica quite popular.

Located near the city of Korça, this area offers fabulous natural landscapes with added value for natural and cultural tourism. The National Park is home to many wild animals in this area and is rich in the presence of rare vegetation.

Dardha is one of the most authentic tourist villages in Albania. Stone houses, green crowns of forests that turn white in winter, and a purity of the air that fills your lungs and makes you feel completely regenerated, are those details that distinguish the village of Dardha.

This tourist village stands out as the pearl of natural landscapes. There are 7 churches with frescoes in them, which have stood the test of time and are witnesses of the early civilization. Little-explored nature and ski tourism make Voskopoja one of the most visited villages in the country.