Best Beaches in Albania
Albania's 450 km coastline splits between the turquoise Ionian Sea in the south and the sandy Adriatic in the north, offering some of the Mediterranean's most affordable and least crowded beaches. Ksamil anchors the southern end with three offshore islands reachable by a short sw…
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Albania's 450 km coastline splits between the turquoise Ionian Sea in the south and the sandy Adriatic in the north, offering some of the Mediterranean's most affordable and least crowded beaches. Ksamil anchors the southern end with three offshore islands reachable by a short swim through water that rivals the Caribbean for clarity. Dhermi and Gjipe Beach provide dramatic cliff-backed coves, while the wide sandy stretches of Durres and Divjaka appeal to families. The Karaburun Peninsula's hidden sea caves — accessible only by boat — and Sazan Island, a former military base opened to tourism in 2015, add an element of exploration. Water temperatures peak at a comfortable 26 °C in August, and the swim season extends from May through October. Best of all, beachfront meals cost €5–12, and boat tours start from €25 per person — a fraction of Greek or Croatian prices.
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