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Lova Fest, tourism, water sports and immersive music at Livadh beach

Urim Shera — Wed, 05 Jul 2023 20:06:16 +0000

TIRANA, July 5 /ATA/ – Lova Fest is the name of a four -day event blending traditional and active tourism with both water sports for all ages due to take place at Livadhi, the largest and most relaxing beach on the Southern Albanian Riviera, from July 7 to 10, the Minister of Tourism and Environment Mirela Kumbaro said Wednesday as she shared the trailer of this event on the social media.

“With the summer heat, festivals like Lova Fest and many other events will kick off as of July 7 at the Livazhi beach,” Kumbaro said.

Lova Fest, a music festival taking place for third consecutive year, also features sport activities like scuba diving, yoga, hiking, windsurf, beach volley.

The participants will be also engage in scuba diving, monster tour, traditional games, cross fit, off-road tour, mountain bike, kayak, hiking, paragliding, stand up paddle, sup tour, yoga, banana ride, and many other activities.

The festival will kick off on Friday with concerts a concert by “Offchestra”, to give way on Saturday and Sunday to bands, DJs and other well-known musicians.

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Lova Fest 2022, tourism, water sports and immersive music at Livadh beach

Urim Shera — Mon, 22 Aug 2022 17:51:18 +0000

TIRANA, Aug 22 /ATA/ – Lova Fest, a three-day event blending traditional and active tourism with both water sports for all ages, took place at Livadhi, the largest and most relaxing beach on the Southern Albanian Riviera.

The myriad of activities also included music by renowned DJs during the night ours, as well as discussions on “Sustainable Development and Youth Perspectives”.

Protection and Preservation of Natural Environment in Albania (PPNEA), a non-governmental environmental organization that supported the event, focused on how urbanization affects protected coastal areas, youth and sustainable activities.

Young professionals from the National Youth Congress and Chevening Alumni shared their experience, initiatives and best practices of youth involvement in issues of sustainable development, including environment protection, climate changes and cultural heritage.

LOVA FEST is supported by the Ministry of Tourism and Environment, Tirana Municipality and many other institutions.

Some of the sports events included scuba diving, yoga, hiking, windsurf, beach volley etc.

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