Prime Minister Edi Rama shared today in the social media stunning views from the salt evaporation pond of Narta in Vlora.

The summer time, especially on very hot days, is characterized by the bloom of a type of algae known as Dunaliella salina, which causes these color hues because of the high presence of Beta Carotene pigment.

The photography enthusiasts take the opportunity to take photos on their cameras or phones not only with the blue sea, but also with the salt evaporation pond.

During this period, the creates amazing images with the colors is gets. /m.m/a.f/p.s./

Rama said that this salt-works is part of the Pishë Poro -Narta Natural Landscape and takes on a magical appearance thanks to the unicellular micro-algae which grow only in these habitats, creating surreal colors.

During hot summer days, the Narta salt-works turn pink and coral.

The summer period, precisely on the days with maximum temperatures, is characterized by the bloom of algae called Dunaliella Salina, which have a high presence of Beta Carotene pigment.

The water in the salt production spaces during this period turns pink, creating amazing images.

Located in the southern edge of the coastal lowland, in the vicinity of the city of Vlora, the salt-works of Narta covers an area of 1472 ha, while salt production started in 1958. /p.s./