Mirjeta Shatri

Although humble and calm by nature, fearless Mirjeta is one of the most complete guides in Kosovo in terms of qualifications. Her passion are the mountains, but she is also a qualified tourist guide for culture which makes her so special in offering her tours. Mirjeta leads hiking tours around Kosovo, Albania and Montenegro in two most famous trails of Western Balkans, Peaks of the Balkans and High Scardus Trail. She is a UIMLA candidate and actively serves as a rescuer in Kosovo Mountain Rescue Service too. Her ongoing interaction with local hospitality and traditions has deepen her love for Kosovo, and she consistently contributes to its developments as a highly desired global destination. For hiking experience in all seasons in Kosovo, feel free to contact Mirjeta!

guidesinkosovo@gmail.com

Albanian, English

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