Kendi i lojrave Jungle Land
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+355 033 406 901
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- Vlore
- Posted 2 years ago
Kendi i lojrave Jungle Land Kid’s playground, located in a secure section of our Diamond Hill Resort immediately below Perla e Jonit restaurant, has various entertaining activities for all of our younger visitors while you relax and enjoy our extensive cuisine in the on-site bar. Furthermore, your children will be able to sing and dance along to their favorite shows. Mickey Mouse, the Minions, Masha, and a slew of other characters will join them for the festivities. Vlore’s Jungle Land is a place where your children’s fantasies come true.
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