슈코더‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

Also a great place for swimming in the summer.

Extremely beautiful and a decelerated area – all hikers are exhausted from the hike and can chill for a moment or find themselves. We found this more of a highlight than the Blue Eye itself. —— Very beautiful and a decelerated area – all hikers are exhausted from the hike and can chill for a moment or find themselves. We found this more of a highlight than the Blue Eye itself.

We didn't quite understand why the Blue Eye was so popular. We found the area 300m before the Blue Eye (by the bridge) much nicer and more relaxing. Nevertheless, despite the freezing, wet temperatures, many people lingered below, and some even dared to jump into the icy water.

A hidden gem in crystal clear freezing water for a refreshing swim after a stunning hike from Theth

Here you cross from the Theth Valley to the Valbona Valley... wonderful views in both directions

Dream paths and very clear water in the middle of the mountains.

Lake Skadar (also Lake Shkodra or Lake Skadar; Albanian Liqen/-i i Shkodrës, Serbian and Montenegrin Скадарско језеро Skadarsko Jezero, historically also Italian Lago di Scutari) is the largest lake on the Balkan Peninsula and the largest lake in Southern Europe. The lake takes its name from the formerly used Italian name of the Albanian city of Shkodra (Serbian/Montenegrin Скадар/Skadar), which lies at the southeast tip of the lake. The lake lies in the border area between Montenegro and Albania; the Montenegrin part of the lake's surface area is slightly larger than the Albanian part. To the southwest it is separated from the Adriatic Sea, which lies only 20 kilometers away, by the Rumija Mountains, which are up to 1,600 meters high, while on the northeast side there is a wide, partly swampy plain.

The water is soooo clear, but very cold.