Prime Minister Edi Rama shared images today showing crowds of tourists visiting the site—even in the scorching heat of July.
“Butrint National Park wakes up every day to the voices of visitors from all over the world who come to touch its history and beauty,” he wrote alongside the photos.

The park remains one of the most visited tourist attractions in Albania this year.
Its unique blend of nature and ancient history sparks the curiosity of travelers from many countries.

Butrint National Archaeological Park covers an area of 15 hectares.
It sits 30 to 50 meters above sea level, just 20 kilometers from Saranda.

The park lies on the southeastern edge of the Ksamil Peninsula.
Its natural setting is well-protected—surrounded on both sides by the semi-salty, semi-fresh Butrint Lake and bordered by the Vivari Canal.

Thanks to this harmony of nature, history, and mystery, Butrint remains a must-see destination for every traveler to southern Albania.

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