Llogara National Park

Alpine meadows, pine forests and sea views on Albania's Ionian coast

Llogara sits on the Ceraunian Mountains, where limestone and dolomite peaks fall steeply towards the Ionian Sea along the Albanian Riviera. Winds along the pass have bent trees into odd shapes, such as the Pisha e Flamurit.

1Llogara PassTall mountains overlook the Albanian Riviera and several islands from 1,027 m.

3Maja e ÇikësHighest peak of the Ceraunian Mountains, with an alpine climate.

Things to do

Try thisDrive the twisting SH8 road over the Llogara Pass at 1,027 m and look out over the Albanian Riviera
On footHike one of the trails from the tourist village, from a 4-hour round trip to 2-day routes
Try thisBuy local honey and mountain tea from the roadside vendors
WildlifeWatch paragliders at the site south of the park, which hosts the 9th FAI World Paragliding Accuracy Championship