Shpella e Pellumbave

Like many other Albanian beaches, this one is no exception to the umbrella and sun bed invasion. However, it's slightly bigger than the rest and if you trek to the left, you might find a spot to lay down your towel and use your own umbrella without being crammed in with the masses. The water is undeniably clear and warm, but that's about the only redeeming quality. You'll have to pay for parking, but if you're lucky, you might snag a free spot if you arrive early enough. Out of all the beaches in Ksamil, this one is probably the least terrible, but I'd still opt for the more natural and less exploited beaches in Himara any day.

The beach is absolutely breathtaking, with crystal-clear waters that are perfect for swimming and frolicking in the sun. Unlike the bustling beaches of Ksamil, this hidden gem is tranquil and serene, making it the perfect destination for those seeking a peaceful escape. While the hike to the beach may be a bit challenging, it is certainly worth the effort. Although the stairs leading down to the beach may appear a bit rusty, they are sturdy and reliable, so there is no need to worry. However, it is important to exercise caution when traversing the stairs to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

Without a doubt, the beach in southern Albania is a disappointment. The water is a dull shade of blue, and the pebbles on the beach are nothing special. The restaurant, which appears to be a dingy hole in the wall, serves mediocre food at best. The journey to this beach is an unpleasant one, with a poorly maintained road that is only one lane. It's not worth the hassle to get to this lackluster destination.

This secluded beach offers a truly unique experience with its breathtaking sunset views. Only the most adventurous visitors make their way down the rugged stone stairway, adding to the exclusivity of this hidden gem. It's worth noting that the road leading to the nearest parking lot is unpaved and uneven, so be prepared for a bit of a bumpy ride. But for those willing to make the journey, the reward is a one-of-a-kind beach experience that is sure to leave a lasting impression.

This beach boasts an impressive shoreline, complete with smooth stones and crystal-clear waters. However, the path leading to the beach is not suitable for vehicles and may prove challenging for elderly individuals and young children to navigate. The cost of beach beds and umbrellas is 17 euros for a group of three, while parking comes at a fee of 300 leks, equivalent to 3 euros. The video showcases the road leading to the beach, as well as the stairs that lead down to the shoreline.