Vlora Boat Trips Map belongs to Triton Boat Tours, which runs the three trips on the map from Vlora. It exists to show those trips where they really happen: on the water, between real places.
Who made the map
Triton made the map for its guests and for anyone planning a day on this stretch of coast. The routes, the stops and the minutes all describe Triton’s own trips, which are booked on triton.al and not on this website.
The stop positions are supplied by Triton. The minutes at each stop come from Triton’s published tour listings, and the map is checked against those listings again whenever one of them changes.
Questions and corrections are welcome through the contact page on triton.al. If a pin or a line looks wrong to you, say where; local knowledge is how a map like this improves.
Data, drawing and limits
The coastline is drawn from OpenStreetMap data, © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database Licence. Each route is drawn so that it stays on open water and keeps clear of the shore; no line crosses land. The lines show the general course of each trip, not the exact track a boat follows on a given day, which depends on the conditions.
Lengths are measured along the drawn lines and are approximate. The map is a planning aid and is not for navigation: do not use it to steer a boat or to judge depth, distance from rocks or the safety of a landing. The evening cruise is drawn as an indication only, because its course on the water varies.