The Lukova Lakes are located in southern Albania, in the coastal area of Lukova, about 30 km north of Saranda. They are two small natural lakes formed by water sources near the coast, surrounded by low hills with Mediterranean vegetation, olive and pine trees.
The area is characterized by peaceful landscapes, where the sea, hills and lakes create a special natural harmony. The lakes are rich in small aquatic fauna and serve as a habitat for migratory waterfowl during the cold months.
The lakes are located near the national road connecting Himara to Saranda, making them easily accessible for visitors looking for quiet natural stops on the Albanian Riviera itinerary.
The Lukovë Lakes have been declared a Natural Monument for their hydrological, ecological and landscape values. They represent a small lagoon ecosystem of importance for local biodiversity and are an ideal destination for nature tourism, bird watching and relaxation close to nature.
The combination of lakes with the coastline of Lukovë makes this area a special point of sustainable tourism on the Southern Riviera.
