
The Blue Eye
The Blue Eye
Gjirokaster, Albania
Crystal clear natural spring-water pool descending over 164 ft., with a small viewing platform.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Crystal clear natural spring-water pool descending over 164 ft., with a small viewing platform.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Ronja Norja — 2 weeks ago
Beautiful place! It's about 1,5 km walk there and back by a well maintained paved path. Dogs are also welcome and ours was happy tp drink some cool spring water! There were some stray dogs but we managed to avoid contact. Not many people i January, on a Tuesday, and the cafes on the way and at the spring were closed. Tickets were 200 lek.
**★★★★★ Beata Wasilewska — 4 months ago
The Blue Eye (Syri i Kaltër), Albania The Blue Eye is a must-see natural wonder! It's absolutely breathtaking. The main attraction is the water—it’s impossibly clear and vibrant, glowing with deep sapphire blues in the center eye and stunning turquoise rings around the edges. It truly looks like a giant, mesmerizing eye staring up from the earth. The surrounding nature is lush and green, making the whole spot incredibly picturesque. From the parking lot/entrance gate, it's about a 2 km walk
**★★★★★ Ben Refoua — 5 months ago
The water was extremely beautiful and super clear. We went on a very hot day so the cold water was amazing and we went kayaking. I would highly recommend doing the 10 euro kayaking to the blue eye. It was a little crowded but otherwise it was fantastic.
**★★★★☆ Anabel Sader — 5 months ago
A beautiful place in nature but very full with tourists.
You need to park your car 25 min (food walk) before the Blue Eye is coming. But you can rent a little motor roller for 10€ to go fast there. We rented because we was late there, it's close when the sun go down. You can go also with a little cute train there some meters away from the parking place. If you chose to walk you have a lot spots on the way to enjoy the view. The entry coast only 50 Lek = 0,50€.
It gives some restaurants and bar
**★★★★☆ Milan Pokrývka — 6 months ago
Beautiful spot with crystal-clear water, but not an all-day attraction. A small train runs for less active visitors, but I recommend walking – it’s a pleasant stroll on a well-maintained path. You can grab a snack or buy souvenirs nearby. Public toilets are available, though they could be better maintained. Worth a short visit!















