Komani Lake, located in northern Albania, offers a breathtaking fjord-like experience often combined with a visit to the Valbona Valley. Accessibility is primarily via a picturesque ferry ride from Koman or Fierza; roads to the ferry terminals can be challenging, making private transfers or guided tours a popular option, though independent travelers can manage by booking tickets in advance. While solo exploration is feasible, guided tours often simplify logistics and enhance the experience with activities like hiking and kayaking. The best time to visit is from late spring to early autumn (April-October) when ferries run frequently and the weather is ideal for outdoor activities; winter travel is limited due to reduced ferry schedules and unpredictable weather. A ferry ticket for foot passengers is budget-friendly (around €5-10), while accommodation in guesthouses along the lake or in Valbona/Theth is also affordable; multi-day guided tours will naturally increase the cost. Typical visit duration can range from a half-day ferry trip to 2-3 days if combined with hiking in the surrounding national parks. Useful insights include bringing cash, packing essentials, and booking ferry tickets, especially during peak season, to fully appreciate this stunning natural wonder and its tranquil atmosphere.