Kallam (Dhermi) - all beaches

This beach in southern Albania is undeniably stunning, but unfortunately, it has been negatively impacted by excessive construction that does not take the environment into consideration. Despite this, it remains easily accessible and worth a visit for its natural beauty.

The beach is quite lovely with crystal clear water and light, fine pebbles. However, it's not the kind of beach for those seeking a wild experience.

This place is absolutely breathtaking! If you're interested in hiking to the beach, you can begin your journey from Palase. Just look for the church located at the far end of the beach, and that's where you'll start. The path leading there always stays close to the shoreline and is quite straightforward to navigate. We managed to reach our destination in just 2 hours and 10 minutes by walking briskly. I suggest going there early so you can fully savor the beach, and don't forget to bring an ample supply of water.

This beach is stunningly beautiful and can be easily accessed either by foot or a 4x4 vehicle. During peak season, it tends to get quite crowded.

This beach is just lovely. Of course, it's a bit of a trek to get here, about 20 minutes or so, and you'll need to cough up some cash to the lady at the parking lot to park your car. But hey, the view on the way is pretty decent, so it's not like you're being punished or anything. Once you arrive, you'll find plenty of beach chairs to snag and quite a few folks camping out here. It's not exactly a private beach, but it's big enough to accommodate everyone. Just be sure to pack plenty of water, food, and sunscreen - there's not much shade to be found around here. But hey, who needs shade when you've got a beach this nice, right?

This beach is absolutely stunning, with breathtaking scenery and opportunities for snorkeling and exploring caves by swimming. Additionally, the beach has light pebbles. Visitors can also enjoy refreshments from the small bar and rent umbrellas for 200lek per person.