Parkun Kombëtar Divjakë-Karavasta. Një thesar i vërtetë ekologjik.

Welcome to one of Albania’s most beautiful natural wonders — Divjakë-Karavasta National Park. A true ecological treasure trove, where land, water and air intertwine in perfect harmony. This park lies in the western part of the country, along the Adriatic coast, and covers over 22,000 hectares, including pine forests, white sandy beaches and, above all, the Karavasta Lagoon — one of the largest lagoons in the Mediterranean. Divjakë-Karavasta is a paradise for nature lovers. If you are passionate about birds, this is the ideal place. The Dalmatian Pelican, one of the rarest species in the world, has chosen this lagoon to nest. About 6% of the world’s population of this bird can be found here. But life in the park does not end with the pelicans. More than 260 species of birds, fish species, and foxes live here, and in the pine forests you can hear the chirping of wild birds filling the air with melody. The park is also rich in characteristic vegetation, with rare species of aromatic and medicinal plants. Fresh and salt waters create a rich and balanced ecological system. Divjakë-Karavasta is not just a destination to see — it is an experience to live. You can explore the park by bike, canoe in the lagoon, or walk along green paths. During the summer, the park's beaches offer a quiet and natural atmosphere, away from the noise of the city. This is a place where man meets nature without disturbing it. A space where caring for the environment is the center of attention. The park is part of a protected network that aims to preserve biodiversity in Europe. Divjakë-Karavasta National Park is a call to all those who want to reconnect with nature, learn from biodiversity, and feel part of a cleaner and more vibrant world.