The peak of Thore is the highest point of the road to Thethi (1700m) where you might have a stop for a coffee break with the most stunning view of the peaks in the surroundings.

The first hike for the day to the Blue Eye of Kaprre begins in Nderlysa, a small, picturesque village near Thethi. The trail is moderate and takes about 2 hours round trip, leading you through serene forests, rocky paths, and alongside clear mountain streams. The highlight is reaching the Blue Eye, a stunning turquoise spring surrounded by lush greenery and moss covered rocks truly a magical spot in the heart of the Albanian Alps! After hike we have a lunch break (optional not included) where we can taste the traditional cuisine in one of the local families in the valley.

The hike to the starts from the Grunas Canyon toward the Waterfall. The hike takes about 50–60 minutes, depending on your pace. Enjoy the serene surroundings, with the sound of flowing water and birdsong accompanying you. The waterfall is a stunning 30-meter cascade, surrounded by mossy rocks and vibrant vegetation. It’s a perfect spot to relax, take photos, and enjoy the refreshing mist from the falls.

The iconic Church of Theth is a charming and historically significant landmark nestled in the heart of Theth village, within the Albanian Alps. Built in 1892, this stone and shingle church is a testament to the region’s rich cultural and architectural heritage. The Lock-in Tower of Theth, also known as “Kulla e Ngujimit,” is a fascinating historical and cultural landmark located in Theth village. This fortified stone tower is deeply tied to the traditions and history of northern Albania, particularly the “Kanun of Lekë Dukagjini”, a set of customary laws that governed the region for centuries.