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6 Things to do in Koman That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Koman, Albania including 7 Springs Bio Farm, Komani Lake, Alpin Ferry, Komani Lake Ferry Berisha, Komani Lake Boat Tours, Kayak Tours Berisha.
Restaurants in Koman
1. 7 Springs Bio Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. Komani Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 191 reviews
Reviewed By 494anxhelah - Kamez, Albania
Along the whole lake, from Fierza to Koman, on a trip that lasts less than three hours, visitors can be amazed at the views they offer. Ferry trips or a smaller boat offer unrepresented pleasure, while the attraction itself is the villages of this area and the streams of some rivers flowing into the lakes. I can freely say that Koman Lake is one of the most beautiful places and most worth visiting in Albania. Staying in this area is an indescribable adventure. you can visit amazing, fairytale places, many of them unexplored before, which can be quite rightly called paradise on earth, such as the Shala River and the cave of this river,
3. Alpin Ferry
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
4. Komani Lake Ferry Berisha
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 97 reviews
Ferry, Boat, Tour, Kayaking, Guesthouse, Bio Food.
Reviewed By SunSeaSkyy - Pensacola, United States
This ferry from Koman to Fierza in northern Albania is a great way to see the Albanian Alps (and an alternative if you don't want to hike). The ferry is a part of the backpacker route to Valbona Valley National park that is seeing an explosion in visitors on motorcycle and camper - see it before it becomes Albanian Disneyland! The ferry travels between two damns and takes about 2 hours. There is a (covered) rooftop deck and an indoor lower cabin if the weather is bad. There is no food or drink service, so bring your own. The ferry tickets can be purchased online ahead of time (recommended during high season) or on board. The ferry carries cars, motorbikes and pedestrians. The cost is 5 euro per person (vehicles extra). NOTE that there are several ferries (3 I saw) with different schedules. KomaniLakeFerry (dot com) is where you can purchase tickets and see time tables. We took the "Berisha" ferry. Hotels in Shkoder (largest city in the area - 2 hours away on Lake Skader) will arrange minibus transport to the Koman ferry landing. The minibuses leave Shkoder at 6:30 a.m. in order to arrive in Koman before the 9 a.m. ferry departure. We saw some camping areas advertised along the road from Shkoder to the Koman ferry landing, but no town or hotels. At the other end of the ferry trip, in Fierza, there is no town, only a restaurant. Minibuses meet each ferry and travel on to the tiny village of Valbona which is the gateway to Valbona Valley National Park (highly recommended). Bring cash as the few restaurants and guest houses in Valbona do not accept credit cards. From there many people return they way they came or make the hike to Theth (6-8 hours) where they catch transport south. We hired a driver (70 euro) to take us to Prizren in Kosovo (2 hour trip). With elements of Norway's fjords and Patagonia's peaks, this route is highly recommended.
5. Komani Lake Boat Tours
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 25 reviews
Sailing on lake of koman with daily organised tours or private tours with picnic lunch and accommodation on demand.
6. Kayak Tours Berisha
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 6 reviews
