Audio Guide of Dhërmi Beach

The beach is public and access is open 24 hours a day, although beach club services usually operate from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM. It is easy to reach by car via the descent from the main SH8 road, and parking is available near the shore.

Access to the swimming area is free, but much of the shoreline is occupied by paid sun loungers and umbrellas, with prices ranging from €10 to €20 per set. If you want to save money, there are small free sections where you can place your towel at no cost.

To enjoy the sun, the crystal-clear water, and the beach club atmosphere, I recommend spending at least a full day here. If you also want to explore the old hillside village, consider staying for a weekend.

Dhërmi is one of the oldest villages on the Albanian Riviera, famous for its more than 30 historic churches and monasteries scattered across the hillside. It is a place where traditional stone architecture blends with Greek Orthodox history.

The best months are June and September to avoid the August crowds and enjoy pleasant temperatures. I recommend arriving early in the morning, before 9:30 AM, to secure a good spot by the sea.

Direct access to the water is difficult for wheelchairs because this is a pebble beach with white stones rather than fine sand. However, many seafront bars and restaurants have ramps and paved access.

Very close by you will find the spectacular and wild Gjipe Beach, accessible by boat or hiking trail, as well as the charming old village of Dhërmi. You are also within easy reach of the impressive Llogara Pass, ideal for panoramic views.

It is essential to bring water shoes, as the stones can be uncomfortable when entering the sea. To enrich your experience with local stories while you relax in the sun, do not forget to download our audio guide at IAudioguia.com.