Lake Ohrid is located in southeastern Albania and is the deepest lake in the Balkan Peninsula, with a maximum depth of about 300 meters. Its natural and historical values have made it part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The crystal clear water and the views of the mountains reflected on the surface create a unique landscape. The lake is known for its variety of aquatic species, among which the most prominent are: Koran, a native and highly valued fish.
The lake offers opportunities for swimming, fishing and other recreational activities. On its shores are well-known tourist centers such as Lini, Pogradec, Driloni and Tushemishti, which offer quality accommodation and services. Lake Ohrid is an ideal destination for exploring the nature, culture and history of the area.
