10 verified springs
AquaFonte lists 10 verified thermal springs in Albania, each with its own page: temperature, minerals, treatments, and directions.
Gjirokastër County (Përmet) · 26°C
Six to eight free, sulphurous natural pools beside an 18th-century Ottoman stone bridge at the mouth of the Lengarica Gorge, one of Albania's most visited wild hot springs.
Elbasan County
A historic thermal-spa village at the foot of Banja mountain, about 12 km from Elbasan, where mineral water used since Roman times now supplies a cluster of small treatment hotels.
Elbasan County · 52°C
A free, undeveloped belt of seven natural spring groups on the slopes of Banja mountain near Elbasan, emerging too hot to enter directly and used for bathing since Roman times.
Elbasan County (Gramsh) · 27°C
Free, milky-white mineral springs emerging along the riverbank of a 3-km limestone gorge near Gramsh, reachable only by wading through cold canyon water.
Krujë, Durrës County
A thermal bathing and rehabilitation complex in the village of Bilaj near Fushë-Krujë, built after geothermal water was struck by accident during oil drilling in 1965.
Dibër County · 39°C
A state-run thermal bathing complex on the Banja torrent about 2 km from Peshkopi, with two distinct spring groups reaching up to 43.5°C and among the highest sulphur concentrations of any Albanian spring.
Lezhë County (Kurbin) · 21.5°C
A free, unsigned mineral spring on the Zheji torrent near Mamurras, locally called Uji i Bardhë ("White Water") for the milky tint its hydrogen sulphide gives the stream.
Korçë County (Kolonjë)
A natural sulphurous steam vent on a cliff face above Postenan village, releasing hot gas from a tectonic fault rather than forming a soaking pool, documented by traveller Edith Durham in 1905.
Korçë County (Kolonjë) · 28°C
A remote, free thermal spring in the Vronomero Gorge near the Greek border, with stone-lined sulphurous pools and a subterranean thermal lake discovered inside its cave system in 2021.
Vlorë County
An undeveloped, catalogued natural mineral spring in Albania's South Ionian geothermal province, listed as site eight on the national geothermal map but with no visitor facilities or bathing infrastructure.