Piqeras - all beaches

What an almost heavenly experience! I highly recommend packing your own provisions as the island doesn't offer many options. Be sure to plan your journey in advance as the only way to reach this utopia is by boat. The beach may not have soft sand, but the smooth rocks are a unique and natural feature - just remember to wear appropriate footwear. The water is tranquil, inviting and crystal clear, making it the perfect spot for a refreshing swim.

The water may seem inviting, but don't be fooled. The waves are rough and make swimming a challenge. And if you do manage to take a dip, be careful of the sharp rocks lurking beneath the surface. I learned the hard way when something bit or stuck me twice. It was a painful and unpleasant surprise. The road to the beach is dull and straight, offering no scenic views. And while parking is free if you pay for sunbeds and an umbrella, it's still a hefty price tag of 1500 leks. Don't waste your time and money on this lackluster beach.

I recently visited a beach that had white, fine pebbles. During my short trip, I took a leisurely stroll around the castle that surrounds the beach.

This beach is truly one of the best I've ever been to. The water is clean, and there aren't too many people around. Additionally, there are small streams of fresh water flowing all along the beach, just beneath the stones.

The beach is accessible to the public for free. Additionally, there is a path that leads to a bunker. If you climb up the path, you will eventually come across a stream. Furthermore, if you continue up the well-worn path for approximately 2.5 kilometers, you will reach Pikeras.

Cool beach! It's clean, pristine, and perfect for anyone who loves roughing it in the great outdoors. Whether you're a seasoned camper or prefer to roll up in an SUV, you'll find plenty of space to pitch your tent and enjoy the natural beauty of this amazing spot. If you're not up for roughing it, there's a hotel just 900 meters away that's accessible by car - just make sure you've got a good all-wheel drive vehicle to handle the tricky terrain. June is the perfect time to visit, with water temperatures hovering around a balmy 23 degrees. And once you're there, you'll find plenty of amenities to make your stay comfortable and enjoyable. The camping area has a bar, fresh water for washing, and even sunbeds on the beach. The water is pebbly at first, but quickly gives way to soft sand - and there's plenty of shade to be found under the rocks until