Divjake - all beaches

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

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.

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Although I'm not usually a fan of sandy beaches, I must say that this one stands out among the others I've visited in Albania. The golden sand is simply perfect.

This beach is truly lovely, with just the right amount of visitors to make it feel lively yet not overcrowded. What's more, there's a fantastic restaurant right on the sand, making it easy to grab a refreshing beverage or a delicious meal without having to venture too far from the water.

Looking for a beach that won't break the bank? Look no further than Spille. This little stretch of sand may not have all the bells and whistles of some of the fancier resorts, but it's perfect for families with kids who just want to splash around in the shallow water and build sandcastles. And let's be real, who needs fancy dining when you can hit up a beach bar for a cold drink and some snacks? So if you're looking for a simple, affordable beach getaway, Spille has got you covered.