The national park is located at the Adriatic Sea, near the town Lunshje (driving from Durres to Vlore), and comprises a series of lagoons, among them the largest of the country. Many water bodies were drained in the agricultural revolution of the 60s and wildlife population decimated by hunting. In order to protect this unique habitat, it was declared a RAMSAR protected biotope and a total hunting ban is in place. Recently also nesting platforms are being installed to attract the rare Dalmatian Pelican, being one of the largest birds in the world it is the main attraction of the park. This guide will help you get most out of your trip.
