• Duhanas - The journey will take us through the village of Duhanas. The hills are predominantly adorned with olive trees, along with some Mediterranean shrubs and pine trees.
• Roshnik Village - The route includes a visit to the village of Roshnik. En route to the winery, there is an opportunity to see the mosque, originally constructed during the Ottoman era, which suffered damage during the communist period and was restored after communism’s decline.
• Alpeta Agrotourism & Winery - The visit will include a tour of the vineyards, an exploration of the Alpeta winery’s history, insights into the wine and raki production process, and a delightful tasting of wines, snacks, and various rakis.

• Alcoholic beverages
• Snacks
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Bottled water
• Carbonated beverages

Roshniku is a charming village and an emerging hub for agritourism, situated approximately 12 km east of Berat, Albania. Nestled among hills, vineyards, and olive groves, this village provides a serene rural retreat, offering local wines, traditional cuisine, and breathtaking views of Mount Tomorri.

Agritourism and Food: Renowned for its olive and wine production, Roshniku is celebrated for its traditional eateries, where visitors can savor village dishes, organic produce, and raki. Located about a 25-minute drive from Berat, it serves as a convenient weekend getaway. It is recognized as the ancestral village of the influential Ottoman family, the Qyprillinjtë. The region is perfect for nature walks, vineyard tours, and experiencing warm hospitality.

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