Visiting Divjake natinal Park and Karavasta Lagoon, a nature lover's heaven! Here can enjoy a boat ride (tickets not included in price) in to the lagoon through the marches on to a watch tower to view the pelicans' island. The lagoon hosts about 5% of global population of Dalmatian Pelicans, or like the locals call it, "Curly Pelican". Beside the pelicans the park hosts hundreds of birds and amphibious species. After the boat ride we'll take a short drive, or you can walk on a 950 metres wooded bridge that runs in parallel with the main road, to enjoy the nature and spot many birds chirping on the trees. A visit to the 360 degree watch tower that rises above the tree line 36 metres (118 foot) high. Its a fantastic place for photography, and finally visit the Nature museum showcasing the park's wildlife.

Apollonia is one of the ancient Greek colonies, dedicated to God Apollo. Founded in the turn of the 6th century BC by Greek colonists from Corinth and Corfu, Apollonia soon became one of the most important city-states in the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea. In antiquity it has been famous for the production of tasty wines, olive oil and for its philosophy school, where Emperor Augustus studied. Artefacts have been found from both Greek and Roman influence and today, in the remains of the mighty city that once stood, you can see many of the parts of the ancient Apollonia depicting both periods. It was so important that the Romans built a branch connection Via Egnatia to Apollonia, especially for Apollonia.

After the first half of the day, in the afternoon you'll have the opportunity to relax and enjoy the deep crystal blue waters of Mediterranean. We recommend rent of a sunbed for maximum comfort and drink service. Sunset is marvellous! In the evening you can enjoy a walk through Vlora's promenade, end indulge in slow cooked meals from many choices of traditional local restaurants, and close the night with drinks feeling the sultry air and the Mediterranean waves splash. Accommodation in Vlora.