Audio Guide of Sotira Waterfall

The waterfall is a natural attraction with free access all year round, with no set opening hours. However, it is recommended to avoid days of heavy rain due to the risk of flooding on the trails. For updated weather information: Check the forecast here.

No, access is completely free. Local authorities encourage responsible tourism and accept voluntary donations for trail maintenance. More information: Albania Tourism Directorate.

Allow 2–3 hours to fully enjoy it: 1 hour of walking (3 km round-trip trail from the parking area) plus time for photos and rest. The trail is marked, but it has steep sections.

It is famous for being one of the tallest waterfalls in Albania (20 meters) and for being surrounded by native forests. Its name means "salvation" in Ancient Greek, linked to the religious history of the village of Vithkuq, known for its medieval churches.

Spring (April–June) offers the strongest water flow, while autumn (September–October) brings spectacular colors. July and August can be very crowded. Early morning hours are ideal for avoiding crowds.

No, the final section of the trail includes natural steps and uneven ground. There are partial viewpoints accessible from the main parking area. Contact local guides for adapted options: Albanian Guides Association.

Visit the historic village of Vithkuq (Saint Marina Church), Lake Thana (10 km away), and Korçë (40 km away), known as "Little Paris." More information: Tourism in Korçë.

Non-slip footwear, water, sunscreen, and energy snacks. In summer, bring insect repellent. 4G signal is intermittent. Download the trail map offline: Official Tourist Maps.