Dhërmi is a village and beach on the Albanian Riviera below the Llogara Pass, and these articles are travel guides to the beach and nearby coast. The old village sits on the hillside while the beach below has clear water, white pebbles and a busy summer season. Our practical guide to Dhërmi Beach covers getting there, where to swim and what to expect, and a second article describes the beach and its setting. Dhërmi also appears in lists of Albania's most beautiful beaches, in a feature on Palasa just to the north, and in a one-week road trip guide to the Riviera.
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Dhërmi Beach, Albania: A Practical Travel Guide The first sensation in Dhërmi isn't just the sound of waves, but the distinct scent of wild oregano mixing with salt air. While travelers often look to the Amalfi Coast fo....
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3 Jun 2025
Two kilometres of white pebble below the Llogara pass, with water so clear the drop-off is visible from the shore.
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