가장 멋진 블로레 자연유산 9곳

The boss was very friendly and we drank a beer and a coke for 5€.

Beautiful hiking trail on the east side of the reservoir. A bit of fitness and good shoes are beneficial.

Just take the oportunity and do it early morning with no people 😏

From the viewing platform directly above the "Blue Eyes", a narrow path leads a few hundred meters further. There are then another 2 - 3 viewing points where you can admire the turquoise blue water.

The stop for the "Bimmelbahn" is located directly at the dam - or you can walk about 1.5 km to the "Blue Eye"

• A gravel track branches off from the asphalt road to the lake, the signs for which can easily be overlooked. After about a kilometer you reach a small reservoir, where you have to pay a small toll before continuing over the single-lane dam to the nearby parking lot. From the parking lot, an idyllic path leads through the lush vegetation, which ends after a few minutes at the "Blue Eye", whose crystal-clear water flashes through the trees from afar.

Two turtles in a very small space on a pole - one on top of the other - is quite a rarity.

A karst spring around 50 m deep in the middle of a fairytale pine forest. 6 cubic meters of water bubble up per second. The "Blue Eye" is supposedly the spring with the most water in Albania. The water, which is only 12°C warm, shimmers in the sunlight in all shades of color and, depending on the sunlight, appears from bright turquoise green to dark royal blue. Hence the name "Blue Eye". The spectacular landscape around the Syri I Kaltër has an almost jungle-like character and is a nature reserve. During the communist era, access was reserved for the party elite. From Saranda it is only about 30 minutes by car to the Syri I Kaltër lake. The Syri I Kaltër is a popular destination, especially in summer on weekends. Anyone who wants to experience the shimmering blue mountain lake without a large crowd of visitors should plan a visit during the week. There is a cozy restaurant on site (fish).