Rafting National Park of Vjosa

Today, you will embark on an exciting journey to the Vjosa River, the longest river in Albania, rising in the Pindi Mountains in Greece. One of the last free-flowing rivers in Europe, it stretches for 270 km. It remains unspoiled, characterized by magnificent canyons, ornate river sections, small islands and oxbows.
The Vjosa River, with its crystal-clear waters, offers the perfect opportunity for an unforgettable rafting adventure. Get ready to ride waves of up to four feet and through narrow passages that will make your boat wobble. The river's wild course is a natural spectacle in itself, with its sumptuous canyons, isolated islands and backwaters.
The rafting experience also takes you through the Langarica canyon, surrounded by the forests and mountains of Dangelli and Shqeri. This canyon offers a breathtaking, unspoiled natural panorama, with numerous caves, a variety of aromatic trees and bushes, and hot springs formed by sulfurous waters emanating from the caves.
It's a day rich in adrenaline and discovery. As you raft down the Vjosa, you'll be able to admire the valley's natural wonders up close, and enjoy a unique experience in the heart of a wild unspoiled environment.