Lake Bovilla, a breathtaking reservoir near Tirana, Albania, offers stunning natural beauty and outdoor activities, primarily focused on scenic views and hiking. It's best accessed by car, with guided tours from Tirana being a popular and convenient option, especially for those without personal transport or seeking local insights into the challenging hiking paths around the viewpoint. While solo visits are possible with a suitable vehicle (a 4x4 is often recommended for the unpaved sections), guided tours simplify logistics. The ideal visiting seasons are spring, summer, and early autumn for comfortable hiking and clear views, with winter travel being more challenging due to weather and road conditions. Costs are generally low, ranging from a few Euros for self-drivers (for parking/entry fees) to €30-€60 per person for a guided half- to full-day tour from Tirana. A typical visit, including travel from Tirana and exploring the trails or viewpoints, lasts approximately 4-8 hours. Visitors should respect its status as a primary drinking water source by minimizing environmental impact; limited facilities are available.