Mount Dajti

Mount Dajiti in northwestern Albania is a group of 7 mountains that form a ridge at the junction of the borders of Albania, Montenegro and Kosovo. The height of the mountain is 1758 m, making it the highest point in Albania and the highest point in Montenegro. It offers a beautiful view down to Albania. The mountain is a popular tourist destination. Every year, about 10,000 travelers come here to enjoy the wildlife and beautiful panorama. The summit can be reached in a couple of hours along a path that runs along the edge of the gorge. In the vicinity of the mountain there are several villages with small churches. Getting to Mount Dajiti is very easy. You can get to Tirana by train or bus. Then you need to take a bus that will take you to the village of Achi Gara. The train departs from Tirana every 10-20 minutes. Arrival in the village of Achi-Gara. Then take the bus. The stop is called Dajati. On foot, the road leads from the village of Kojako through the gorge to the top of the mountain. At the foot of the mountain there are several parking lots where you can leave the car and then walk.