Παραλίες σε Kryemedhenj

We decided to visit the beach after finding out that the restaurant was closed. It was definitely worth it! We had a great time here. The water was peaceful and transparent, and the beach was exceptionally clean. Since it's a private beach, we had to pay 5000lek per person for a hammock, and it wasn't allowed to simply lay on the sand. However, it was still worth it! We thoroughly enjoyed the scenic walk from Durrës, surrounded by beautiful nature.

Η παραλία διαθέτει μια εκπληκτική περιοχή με χρυσαφένια, λεπτή άμμο. Βρεθήκαμε στο πιο απομακρυσμένο άκρο της ακτογραμμής, όπου δεν υπήρχαν πλέον ξενοδοχεία στο ορίζοντα.

There is a significant amount of litter scattered across the beach, and the water appears to be a murky brown color.

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Upon arrival, I encountered a closed wooden gate labeled as private property. The road leading to the beach was quite lengthy, narrow, bumpy, and covered in dust. Approximately 2 kilometers before reaching the gate, as we followed a canal, an overwhelming stench of a septic tank permeated the air all the way to the entrance. It might be wise to avoid exploring this area.

Well, well, well, after experiencing the pristine beaches of Montenegro and Croatia, we stumbled upon this little gem of a beach. However, I must say, the water was not exactly crystal clear and the beach was a bit on the dirty side. I mean, seriously, why do people insist on leaving their plastic debris all over the place? But hey, if you're in need of a quick dip to cool off, it'll do the trick. Just don't expect to be blown away by the cleanliness.