You're staying above one of the longest white-pebble beaches in Albania — and the famous ones are all within twenty minutes. Here's how we'd rank them, from roll-out-of-bed easy to earn-it-on-foot.
4 curated spots
The long one, right below the villas.
Kilometres of white pebbles and clear water under the Llogara mountains. Walk down in the morning before the loungers fill — it's yours.
Dhërmi's laid-back neighbour.
Sand-and-pebble coves split by rocks, olive groves running almost to the water. Quieter than Dhërmi even in August.
The canyon beach. Hike in or boat in.
A crescent of white pebbles where a canyon meets the sea, between Dhërmi and Himarë. Thirty minutes on foot from the road — bring water, there's almost nothing there. That's the point.
Small, turquoise, and ready to party.
A compact bay with some of the clearest water on the coast. Beach clubs at one end, calm water at the other — pick your side.
Hand-picked villas above Palasë beach — private pools, sea views, no booking fees.
