Kunë-Vain-Tale Nature Park, Protected nature reserve in Lezhë County, Albania.
Kunë-Vain-Tale Nature Park spans a large area along the Adriatic coast in northern Albania, featuring lagoons, coastal forests, sand dunes, and the Drin river delta. These diverse landscapes create habitats that support a wide range of plants and animals throughout the year.
The area began as a hunting reserve in 1940 and received official nature park status in 2010 to protect its diverse ecosystems. This change reflects a growing recognition of the ecological importance of these coastal lands to the country's natural heritage.
The park serves as a learning space where visitors connect with the natural world and understand why these habitats matter for the region. Walking through the different zones, people gain insight into how coastal and river ecosystems support both wildlife and local communities.
Access to the park is possible through the Tale area, where bird watching is a main activity since numerous bird species are present throughout the seasons. Plan your visit based on which habitats or wildlife you want to experience most.
The park hosts many migrating bird species that use different habitats as stopover points during their seasonal journeys. This remarkable congregation of birds moving through various zones creates one of the region's most active bird watching destinations.
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