Pulebardha Strand

Ksamil, Albania boasts of a stunning beach that is considered one of the finest in the area. This hidden gem is situated right on the outskirts of Ksamil and is a must-visit for anyone exploring the town. With its clear waters, soft sand, and picturesque views, it's no wonder why this beach is a popular destination among tourists and locals alike. Don't miss out on the chance to experience this little piece of paradise during your visit to Ksamil.

In the waning days of August, the beach was teeming with visitors, making it quite congested. The beach itself is petite and the prime spots are occupied by sun loungers that can be rented for a steep price of 20€ each. This leaves only the rocky and remote edges of the beach for those who seek solace.

The pristine waters of this beach are truly a sight to behold! Although the road leading up to it may be a bit rustic, the journey is well worth it. And with a nominal parking fee of just 100 lek, you can rest assured that your visit won't break the bank. While it's true that the umbrellas are situated in close proximity to one another, this only serves to enhance the convivial atmosphere of the beach. And for just 2000 lek, you can secure yourself a comfortable umbrella to shield you from the sun's rays. All in all, this is a truly lovely spot to spend a day in the sun!

If you're looking for a fun day out at the beach, this one might not be for you. The road to get there is so rough you'll feel like you're on a rollercoaster, and once you finally arrive, you'll have to pay a pretty penny just to park your car. But don't worry, if you can't find a free umbrella to shield you from the sun, the waiters will be happy to offer you one for a small fortune. And if you're lucky, they might even guide you to the water with it! Just be prepared for some big waves that even the most experienced swimmers might struggle with. But hey, at least you'll have a front row seat to watch them from. And don't forget to bring your own shower because there won't be any here. As for the restaurant, let's just say it's more like a village in Africa than a beachfront hotspot.

The journey to this beach is not easily accessible by public transportation, but fear not, for there are other modes of transportation available such as cars or taxis. However, I highly recommend taking a leisurely stroll to the beach to fully appreciate the breathtaking views along the way. It may be a bit dusty due to passing cars, but the experience is well worth it.