Bregu i Renës
Bregu i Renës sits on the edge of Lake Shkodër, reached by a rough track that visitors consistently describe as more demanding than it looks — one traveller drove up from Home Sweet Camping with enough ground clearance to manage it and stayed the night, while others recommend arriving by bicycle instead of a low car. The reward is a wide, still view over the lake that regulars call genuinely peaceful, though more than one visitor has also noted litter along the shoreline that takes some shine off the scenery. Go for the ride as much as the swim.
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