Endrit Shatri

Endrit is a mountain and cultural guide hailing from the picturesque city of Istog, nestled amidst the stunning peaks of Kosovo. Endrit’s deep-rooted love for hiking traces back to his childhood spent amidst the rugged beauty of his hometown. This passion evolved into a career as he embarked on a journey to share his enthusiasm for both nature and culture. Driven by a profound appreciation for his homeland, Endrit immersed himself in the exploration of Kosovo’s rich cultural heritage and traditions. Combining his expertise in hiking with his extensive knowledge of local culture, he began leading private groups on immersive journeys into the heart of Kosovo’s cultural tapestry. Endrit’s dedication to showcasing the beauty of his country through its natural and cultural wonders makes him a trusted and beloved guide for those seeking an authentic and unforgettable experience in Kosovo. Fluent in both German and English, Endrit ensures seamless communication and a truly immersive experience for travellers from around the globe.

guidesinkosovo@gmail.com

Albanian, English, German

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