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This riverside wild spot offers several dirt and gravel bays, including relatively sheltered places suitable for one night. A 6m Ducato with an over-cab section was manageable, and passing traffic is usually tolerable when parked carefully. Evenings are quiet, while trucks and cars pass in the morning. Construction has recently affected access to the bridge, with rubble being deposited nearby.
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Because of the construction work at the moment, we could not access the bridge—or at least we could not find the access.Translating
As already described, there are several lay-bys where you can park. In the morning, some trucks and cars drove past, but in the evening it was very quiet. Recommended for one night.Translating
Nice place. There are several lay-bys where you can park relatively sheltered. Easily manageable with our 6 m Ducato with an alcove. The passing cars are not bothersome if you position yourself correctly.Translating
There is a construction site, so a lot of rubble is being dumped. Be flexible when choosing your spot. At the group of houses, in the one with the black roof and converted upper floor, you can buy milk and eggs from a very nice gentleman.Translating
Nice spot; before the fork in the dirt road before the bridge, a narrow path leads toward the river. You can park well there and are somewhat sheltered. Nevertheless, cars pass relatively often, heading to the village on the other side.Translating
We were not exactly at the GPS point, but it is a very pretty spot beside the river, very peaceful. There are numerous small gravel paths with places that are more or less level.Translating
Nice spot directly by the river. The access is easy.Translating
The view on the mountains and the bridge are nice. It's quiet busy and close to many houses, so not really private or remote. The usual amount of trash, but winter Version looks even more sad
Quiet spot in Jan, standard Albanian rubbish though.
Good to stay for 1 night. Water was low in July. Too low even for swimming! Lots of mosquitos and bugs here. There is a farm nearby. The farmer speaks Shqip, Russian, Greek, and a small amount of English. He is very friendly and likes to chat. He gave us grapes and offered us to fill up with water.