Shkodra Lake

Skadar Lake is the largest lake in Europe with more than 40 islands in its waters (It is 43 km long and 26 km wide and 6 rivers flow into it). It is surrounded by the picturesque mountains of the Dinaric Alps and divided by Albania and Montenegro.

Every year, the lake attracts a large number of birds. Pelicans, cormorants, numerous types of herons, black ibis, a variety of ducks, and even pink flamingos can all be found here. There are no crocodiles and other dangerous inhabitants The water is covered with a blanket of water lilies, and a water nut called "Devil's Horns" (a local delicacy).