“Kapinova” guesthouse in Tomor offers a unique mountain escape

“Kapinova” guesthouse is attracting visitors to the Tomor Mountain National Park in Kapinovë, Berat.

The guesthouse offers travelers a peaceful experience surrounded by nature and mountain landscapes. Prime Minister Edi Rama shared images of the property today. He highlighted its natural setting and quiet atmosphere.

The Agency for Agricultural and Rural Development (AZHBR) supported the project. The guesthouse offers accommodation in 16 wooden cabins and welcomes visitors from around the world.

Mountain guesthouses and agritourism businesses are adding a new dimension to Albania’s tourism offer.

These businesses combine traditional hospitality with investment in tourism infrastructure. They also give visitors more opportunities to experience Albania’s nature and mountain communities.

“Kapinova” shows how rural tourism can create new experiences while promoting the natural beauty of the Tomor region.

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