Visitors admire the Rodoni Cape Fortress, also known as Skanderbeg Castle. The site blends coastal beauty with historical significance.

The fortress sits on the northeastern part of Rodoni Cape, overlooking the Adriatic Sea, Patok Bay, and Shëngjin. It dates back to the 14th century. Originally, it had a 100-meter-long protective wall and four towers.

Today, only the central tower, 10 meters high, and part of the walls remain. Erosion from the Adriatic Sea has submerged some sections of the fortress.

Visitors can explore the right-side outer walls, ending in a round tower. Edi Rama shares images of the site on social media, highlighting its unique combination of history and nature.

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