Discover Diber

The natural pearl on the Black Drin River

Dibra is a mountainous province in northeastern Albania, bordering North Macedonia, with Peshkopi as its capital, located on the banks of the Black Drin River. The province is surrounded by the Korab and Lura mountain ranges and lies about 185 km from Tirana, offering breathtaking natural landscapes.

The area is home to Mount Korab, Albania’s highest peak at 2,751 meters, part of Korab–Koritnik National Park, a popular destination for hiking and nature lovers. North of Peshkopi, the glacial lakes of Lura and the thermal spas provide unique opportunities for eco-tourism, relaxation, and wellness. The region is rich in rivers, forests, and biodiversity, making it ideal for adventure sports such as rafting and hiking.

Dibra also offers a mix of cultural and historical attractions. Highlights include the Skanderbeg Museum and the Kastrioti family monuments, the Stone Tourist Village of Rabdisht, the village of Kërçisht with its fort and cult monuments, and the natural balcony of Maqellara. Other notable sites include Grama Mountain, Hinoska Mountain, and the agro-tourism park of Begjunec.

Visitors can also enjoy the province’s culinary specialties, such as yufka, sheqerpare, and the locally produced plum raki, while experiencing the warm hospitality of the locals. Dibra combines nature, history, culture, and adventure, making it a year-round destination for travelers seeking an authentic Albanian experience.