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Dream view of the Crnojevica River.

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This horseshoe bend is so perfectly beautiful 👌🏻

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Incredibly beautiful, a real highlight 😍

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Hill top cafe with a view and breeze. Cold drinks, coffees, ice creams, and some home made produce including wine and spirits.

A truly fantastic cafe with a magnificent view. The coffee and desserts are top-notch!

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Great spot for sunrise - right next to a small campsite

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He "made" me a front luggage rack for €10 Very competent and handyman

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Roughly on the half way between Rijeka Crnojevića and Virpazar this Cafe is a great place for refreshment with a magnificent view of Skadar lake. Apart from refreshing drinks and home/hand made fruit juices, they offer also the food. Very recommend.

Nice descent to Virpazar and beautiful view of Skadar lake

Small, quiet place with a really friendly owner

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old bridge of Mees, the river has clear water, swimming is possible.

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An exceptional place, a must-see. The road is quiet and in good condition. It avoids the main road to Podgorica.

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Nice climb with regular slopes and a beautiful view of the lake

Small part in the forest while cycling on the panoramic road of the lake

Very nice view point with a panoramic view

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Nice small campsite with a very friendly owner, speaks decent English and likes a chat. Very fair price for a nights stay with tent and he makes little kebabs! Also has a shop on site.

Roadside bar with fresh natural juice

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One of the best routes I’ve ever ridden, no traffic and beautiful shifting scenery the whole way.

Mesi Bridge (Albanian: Ura e Mesit "The bridge in the middle") is a bridge in the village of Mes, about 5 km (3.1 mi) (as the crow flies) northeast of Shkodër, in northwestern Albania. It is a monument of Postribë culture, turning the site into a tourist attraction with a lot of visitors from all around the world. For foreigners the architecture of the bridge is intriguing with round slick stones and stone plates. The surrounding panorama gives the bridge an even more picturesque view. The Albanian Development Fund invested 13 million lekë so the tourists could step on the bridge and watch it closely because there was no entry way to the bridge. It was built in the 18th century, around 1770, by Kara Mahmud Bushati, the local Ottoman pasha, and spans the Kir River. The building was divided in 2 phases where the first phase was only the middle arc and the arc near it and the second phase included the other 11 arches. The purpose was to connect the city of Shkodër with the city of Drisht and other cities of the northern side. It is 108m long, 3.4 meters wide, 12.5 meters high with 13 arches, and is one of the longest examples of an Ottoman bridge in the region. It was built as part of the road that goes up the Kir Valley, eventually to Pristina.

I highly recommend this very competent and inexpensive bike mechanic!

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