Holiday - Hotels in Voskopoje Albania
Velipoja, an "undiscovered" treasure To talk a little. But this has not taken away the privilege of being one of the touristic attractions of goat's worth. If the media has somewhat excluded from promotion and the politics of tourism have thrown into the periphery of attention, it is the very nature that with all the desire and devotion embroidered Velipoja with the most precious stones, turning to the Adriatic coast diadem . Velipoja is known for the clean sea and the curative sand, the lagoon with diverse species, the thick-forested forests, the mountain with magnificent views, the Buna River and the characteristic hospitality of local natives
Velipoja Beach is one of the largest beaches on the Albanian coast. This beach is bordered to the north by the mouth of the Buna River and to the south by the beach of Shengjin. With a coastline of 14.5 kilometers, it offers endless spaces filled with black sand, soft coastal pine trees, clear and clear water, natural reserves, lagoons and islands that shape into the most exquisite delights of fascinating imagery .
Velipoja, according to the presentations comes from the old Slavonic, "Veliko polje", meaning the Great Plain. There is no detailed explanation about the origin of this Slavic baptism, but the fact that in Shkodra there are some other Slavic influences on the toponyms, guides us to the logic of borrowings from the neighbors. The facts we know are witnessing the early populations of this area. According to sources, which for a long time become rich, it is learned that Velipoja has begun to populate after the 60s of the last century. However, the historical data show that this area is known as a settlement since the nineteenth century. XV. The existence of mogils found in Luarz and Black Mountain, the ruins of the church on the banks of the River Buna and other archaeological finds, confirm the fact that it is one The dimensional dimension of civilization. In later periods, which date back to the present day, this area was dominated by the old Catholic tribe of Kastrati, known as the tribe of five bayarrians. The population is entirely Albanian, mostly Catholic.
