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Kepi i Rodonit is also called “The Land of the Giants” as it is the peninsula that Odysseus was sent to meet the Cyclops in Greek mythology. Skeleton parts from humans approximated to be over 2.5 m tall have been found here.

It is said that the name Rodoni comes from a God in the Illyrian mythology – The God of the Sea.

It is said that the name Rodoni comes from a God in the Illyrian mythology – The God of the Sea. According to mythology, Rodoni led this region between 146-150 bc. He has always gained praise by the Illyrians and his character has been made as symbol for immortality.

On the tip of the peninsula you find Rodon Castle built 1451 by Skanderbeg. Today the castle is mostly under water, and offers an interesting snorkel experience.

The Kepi i Rodonit peninsula offers fantastic nature with orchards and wild landscapes. On one beach you can find a tent hotel during the summer, offering a close-to-nature experience. There are completely untouched beaches, opportunities for hiking, biking and kayaking.