Sotira Farm in Kolonjë blends nature and Albanian hospitality in an agritourism experience

Sotira Farm in Kolonjë stands out as a successful agritourism investment. Located in southeastern Albania, the farm attracts thousands of foreign visitors each year.

The farm supports the local economy while also creating tourism and employment opportunities for nearby residents.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Edi Rama shared footage of Sotira Farm on social media. The farm sits among the Germenj forests.

According to Rama, Sotira Farm combines nature, tradition, fresh local products and Albanian hospitality in a unique agritourism experience.

Furthermore, Sotira Farm received the 2024 International Agritourism Award at the International Agritourism Congress in Bolzano, Italy, in May 2024.

Visitors can enjoy accommodation and local food, as well as horseback riding and camping. The farm also offers apitherapy, an alternative wellness practice involving beehives.

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