The Blue Eye attracts visitors with crystal waters and scenic nature, tourism grows in southern Albania

TIRANA, June 17 – The Blue Eye (Syri i Kaltër) continues to attract a high number of tourists during this period, confirming its position as one of the most popular destinations in southern Albania.

The karst spring draws daily visitors from different countries. Tourists say they chose Albania after hearing about its growing reputation as a travel destination. They describe the site as a remarkable natural attraction.

One visitor said they enjoyed a positive experience and highlighted the natural beauty of the area. Another tourist said they visited Tirana, Berat, Ksamil, and Saranda before arriving at the Blue Eye. They said expectations were high due to photos and videos, and they expressed satisfaction with the visit.

Other visitors also praised the clear water and untouched environment. They said the water remains cold throughout the year. They described the surroundings as calm and visually striking. One tourist said they would recommend the site to friends after taking many photographs.

Tourism growth at the Blue Eye reflects rising international attention for Albania. The site remains one of the country’s key natural attractions. It also contributes to local economic development in the region.

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