Haxhi Ali's Cave, Vlora

The cave of Haxhi Ali is found on the landmass of Karaburun, at the northwest of Cape Gjuhëza. It is the biggest cave on the Albanian coast, with an entrance stature of 60m over ocean level. Agreeing to history specialists, this cave has the ancient title of the Illyrian cave.

Interior the cave shows up an curved lake with the most pivot coordinated from the entrance. The corridor encompasses a length of 60 m and a width of approximately 40 m. The cave in its aggregate includes a length of approximately 100 m and the shape of a arch. The profundity of the internal lake comes to 10.4 m towards the northeastern conclusion of the cave. This cave has always pulled in the consideration of outside and Albanian mariners. The courageous Albanian mariner Haxhi Aliu utilized it as a defensive shield, battling with outside ruthless ships, which attempted to enter the Inlet of Vlora or privateer the cattle of the individuals in Karaburun.

That's why indeed nowadays this cave bears his title, Haxhi Ali's cave. In this cave, numerous archeological objects have been found that demonstrate that this cave has been utilized by dealers and passers-by since antiquated times. This cave remains as one of the foremost excellent places in this landmass where, in expansion to its history, it moreover flabbergasts you with its magical appearance, with the enchantment of the gem waters that surround it. The cave may be a capable fascination for each remote and nearby visitor to investigate.