Tale, in the municipality of Lezhë, is one of the last untouched stretches of Albania's northern coast. Protected wetlands give way to long beaches; behind them, hills carry the memory of Illyrian forts and Ottoman trade routes. It is a place that rewards slowness.
Historical Attractions
A coast remembered
From the citadel of Lezhë and the tomb of Skanderbeg to fishing villages that have not moved in centuries, the region wears its history lightly and everywhere.
Natural Attractions
Where two waters meet
The Kune-Vain lagoon system is a sanctuary for pelicans, flamingos and herons, a living edge between fresh and salt water, protected and quietly thriving.
Culture & Gastronomy
A table between waters
Lagoon eel and sea bass, mountain herbs, olive oil and raki. The cooking of the north is honest, seasonal and generous.
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Countries within the project's natural market reach
Begin your Vala Mar Tale.
Arrange a private visit, or explore the islands from wherever you are.