Tourist Info 
The Kalasa River originates in the south of the Galishti mountain and follows the direction from the southeast. Under Tatzat, it collects large karst sources and after receiving the waters of the Delvina and Gajdar streams, it crosses the Vurgu plain.
The Kalasa River is the largest tributary of Bistrica in the northeast of Saranda. It has a length of about 34 km, an average height of 531 m and a catchment area of 258 km². The upper part of the Kalasa basin has a mountainous relief with heights of 1200-1800 m, the middle part lies in a hilly relief, while the lower part is in the Vurgu plain.
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