Rich in active gases or metals — a strong mineral character.
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Standard buoyancy
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Soft water — natural, classic buoyancy.
SoufreSulfuresSulfates
Burimi Termomineral i Llixhave të Peshkopisë — 'Thermomineral Spring of the Spa of Peshkopi' — is a naturally warm sulphurous mineral spring associated with Peshkopi, the administrative capital of the Dibër County in northeastern Albania, a region known for its mineral water resources and its setting amid the dramatic peaks of the Albanian Alps. The thermomineral designation confirms the combined geothermal warmth and significant mineral content of the spring, which has long been used for bathing and drinking customs within the regional thermal tradition. The spring represents the geothermal wealth of a mountainous landscape that remains one of the least-explored thermal regions of the Balkans.
Insider tip — The thermal spring of Llixha near Peshkopi in northeastern Albania is one of the country's better-known mineral water sources, set in the Black Drin River valley close to the North Macedonian border. The Dibër region sits on a major tectonic fault system connecting Albanian and Macedonian geothermal zones. Local spa facilities have historically been fed by this spring, and the surrounding walnut forests and mountain scenery make Peshkopi an inviting destination.