TIRANA, Aug 8 /ATA/ – With about 9.5 km of coastline, Pishe Poro in Fier is home to little explored Adriatic Sea sandy beaches and black pine forest.
Inviting tourists to visit the coast of Pishe Poro, the Mayor of southern Albanian city of Fier, Armando Subashi said that “this is one of the excellent choices to spend a weekend.”
“I am convinced you would want to come back for the wonderful nature, the healing sand and a wide range of opportunities for practicing water sports,” Subashi said.
The sandy coastline of Pishe Poro in Novosela remains a tourist destination yet to be discovered.
Stretching from the Vjosa River estuary down to Zvernec, Vlora region, Pishe Poro’s endless sandy coastline with healing properties, family beaches with warm shallow waters rich with aquatic life are on offer at this part of Adriatic.
Pishe Poro has been declared a category IV protected area and it is home to Mediterranean pine forests.
Clear waters of Vjosa delta are home to the globally endangered species of otters, as well as migratory fish (trout).
Pishe Poro also remains an important area for wild birds.
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