Shëngjin

Shengjin, located in the Lezha district, is a charming tourist spot renowned for its expansive beaches and bustling port. Historically significant, it was once a pivotal point on the route from Shkodra, serving as a major commercial hub. Over the years, it has seen various changes in ownership and names, from San Giovanni di Medua to Wilson, in honor of Woodrow Wilson post-World War I.

Today, Shengjin boasts a thriving port that drives trade and tourism, while its picturesque beaches attract a growing number of visitors. Nestled at the northern tip of a scenic bay, the city is surrounded by stunning mountains and crystal-clear waters. The nearby Drin Delta lagoon, a protected natural area known as Kune-Vaini, adds to its allure.

With the opening of its port in 2009, connecting to Bari, Shengjin has witnessed significant development, particularly in construction. Its blend of history, natural beauty, and modern amenities makes it an appealing destination for both tourists and investors alike.