The best hotels in Vlora
Vlora sits where the Adriatic meets the Ionian. Hundreds of hotels line the coast but quality drops off a cliff once you leave the main strip. We reviewed the standouts. These 10 made the cut.
Our 10 Top Picks in Vlora
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Vila Elarad, Albania
Vlora
$52/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Festim Villa Hotel
Vlora
$87/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Navy Hotel
Vlora
$82/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Abi's Hotel & SPA Vlorë
Vlora
$119/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Vila N. Dervishi Vlorë, Vlore
Vlora
$25/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Hotel ADORE
Vlora
$84/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Harmony Boutique Hotel Vlore
Vlora
$88/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Green Villa
Vlora
$37/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Rent Rooms Loren
Vlora
$26/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Belvedere Hotel & SPA
Vlora
$146/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Why These Hotels Made Our List
Here's why each one made the cut.
Vila Elarad, Albania
At $52 a night, Vila Elarad punches way above its price. A perfect 5.0 from 102 guests is rare. You're in a private villa setting near the Bay of Vlora, where most comparable places charge double. No formal star rating, but the scores speak louder. Best value pick in town if you don't need branded amenities.
Address:Vila Elarad, Albania, CGP2+2H, Vlorë, Albania
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Festim Villa Hotel
Four stars and a near-perfect 4.9 from 111 guests. Festim Villa feels more personal than a chain, with staff that actually remembers your name. At $87, you're in the sweet spot: close to Vlora's promenade without paying the spa hotel premium. The villa format means quieter rooms and a proper garden.
Address:Festim Villa Hotel, Vlore - Kanine, Vlorë 9400, Albania
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Navy Hotel
Navy Hotel earns its 4.9 from 121 reviews honestly. It's a four-star with a no-nonsense approach: clean rooms, attentive service, and easy waterfront access. At $82, it's slightly cheaper than Festim. Go here if you want a reliable base for day trips to Karaburun Peninsula, about 30 minutes away.
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Abi's Hotel & SPA Vlorë
Most reviewed hotel on this list at 208 guests, and they keep giving it 4.8. The spa is the real draw, especially after hiking the nearby hills. At $119, you're paying a clear premium over the pack. Worth it if wellness is the plan. Skip it if you just need a bed.
Address:Abi's Hotel & SPA Vlorë, Lungomare, Vlorë 1100, Albania
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Vila N. Dervishi Vlorë, Vlore
$25 a night with a 4.9 rating. You won't find a better deal in Vlora. It's a guesthouse, not a hotel, so don't expect a lobby or room service. What you get: a family-run feel, clean rooms, and owners who treat you like a guest, not a booking reference.
Address:Vila N. Dervishi Vlorë, Vlore, Rruga Kamber Delo, Vlorë 9403, Albania
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Hotel ADORE
Only 36 reviews so far, but a consistent 4.8. Hotel ADORE is a four-star that feels newer and less worn-in than the older properties on the bay. At $84, it sits comfortably in the mid-range for Vlora. Good pick if you want polished design without the spa markup.
Address:Hotel ADORE, Rruga Murat Terbaci , P Flamingo Kati i 2 Vlore 9001, Vlorë 9401, Albania
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Harmony Boutique Hotel Vlore
Just 12 reviews, but all exceptional. Harmony Boutique is genuinely new to the scene, and the attention to detail shows. At $88, you're paying boutique prices for a boutique experience. The caveat: limited track record. If consistency matters over time, wait until more reviews confirm the pattern. Early signs are very promising.
Address:Harmony Boutique Hotel Vlore, veledin kollozi, Vlora 9401, Albania
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Green Villa
$37 and a 4.9 score. Green Villa is a small guesthouse that overdelivers at this price. You're in a quieter residential part of Vlora, about a 10-minute walk to the seafront. Perfect if you want to skip the tourist strip but still have quick beach access. Don't expect hotel amenities, just great value.
Address:Green Villa, Road, Vlorë 9401, Albania
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Rent Rooms Loren
$26 a night in Vlora is practically free. Rent Rooms Loren isn't a hotel. It's a budget room rental that guests rate at 4.9. If you're spending your money on ferry tickets to Corfu or day trips to Gjirokaster, this is the smart base. Bare-bones but spotless, from all accounts.
Address:Rent Rooms Loren, Rr. Sazani, Vlorë 9401, Albania
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Belvedere Hotel & SPA
The priciest pick at $146, and it earns the number. Belvedere sits on higher ground with views over the Bay of Vlora that genuinely justify the bill. Four stars, spa included, and a steady 4.8 from 129 guests. Go here for a special occasion or if you want to celebrate Albania doing hospitality right.
Address:Belvedere Hotel & SPA, SH8, Vlora 9401, Albania
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Didn't find your match above? Here's every hotel in Vlora.
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| # | Hotel | Our Score | Guest Rating | Reviews | Type | Price/Night | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Vila Elarad, Albania | 5.0 | 102 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $50/night | Book → | |
| 2 | Festim Villa Hotel | 4.9 | 111 | 4★ | $90/night | Book → | |
| 3 | Navy Hotel | 4.9 | 121 | 4★ | $80/night | Book → | |
| 4 | Abi's Hotel & SPA Vlorë | 4.8 | 208 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $120/night | Book → | |
| 5 | Vila N. Dervishi Vlorë, Vlore | 4.9 | 43 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $30/night | Book → | |
| 6 | Hotel ADORE | 4.8 | 36 | 4★ | $80/night | Book → | |
| 7 | Harmony Boutique Hotel Vlore | 4.9 | 12 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $90/night | Book → | |
| 8 | Green Villa | 4.9 | 24 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $40/night | Book → | |
| 9 | Rent Rooms Loren | 4.9 | 22 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $30/night | Book → | |
| 10 | Belvedere Hotel & SPA | 4.8 | 129 | 4★ | $150/night | Book → | |
| 11 | Vala Boutique Hotel | 4.8 | 33 | 3★ | $50/night | Book → | |
| 12 | Troi beach house - Villa | 5.0 | 8 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $40/night | Book → | |
| 13 | Guest House Deon | 5.0 | 30 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $30/night | Book → | |
| 14 | LiEl Holiday, Vlore | 5.0 | 21 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $40/night | Book → | |
| 15 | Villa Aras 2 | 5.0 | 11 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $40/night | Book → | |
| 16 | Hotel Beke | 4.8 | 98 | 4★ | $50/night | Book → | |
| 17 | Sea View Marina Apartment Vlore | 4.8 | 74 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $70/night | Book → | |
| 18 | Vila B&E | 5.0 | 8 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $20/night | Book → | |
| 19 | Serene Stay, Vlore | 4.6 | 75 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $30/night | Book → | |
| 20 | Maritim Marina Bay Luxury Resort | 5.0 | 1 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $90/night | Book → |
Where to Stay in Vlora
The neighborhood you pick matters more than the hotel.
Where to stay: Vlora center vs the southern beaches
Downtown Vlora on the Lungomare puts you close to restaurants, Flag Square, and the city beach. It is walkable and convenient. Hotels here cost $100-180/night for decent waterfront rooms. The downside: the city beach is average and construction noise from new buildings is constant during daytime.
Radhime (15km south) and Orikum (10km south) offer dramatically better water clarity and quieter beaches. Hotel Delfini in Radhime ($150-200/night) sits on a real beach, not the grey sand of Vlora center. You will need a car or $8-12 taxi to access restaurants in town.
For road trippers: Hotel Tre Cime at Llogara Pass ($175-230/night) puts you at 1,000m altitude with spectacular views. Not a beach hotel but a perfect base for exploring both the Vlora coast and the descent to Dhermi and Himara on the other side of the pass.
The Llogara Pass drive: everything you need to know
The SH8 from Vlora to Llogara Pass is a 40km mountain road that climbs to 1,027m above the Ionian Sea. It is one of the most dramatic coastal drives in the Mediterranean. The views start getting serious about 15km south of Vlora and peak at Caesar's Pass viewpoint.
The road is paved but narrow. No guardrails in many sections. Trucks and buses share the road. Allow 1.5 hours from Vlora to the pass. Do not drive it at night, in rain, or if you are uncomfortable with switchbacks. There are 50+ turns between Vlora and the summit.
Stop at the Llogara National Park restaurant terrace at the top for lunch (mains $5-8, panoramic view of the Albanian Riviera below). On a clear day you can see Corfu. The descent on the other side toward Dhermi is equally spectacular and leads to some of Albania's best beaches.
Beaches near Vlora ranked: where to actually swim
Skip the Vlora city beach. The water is murky, the sand is grey, and the crowd in August is uncomfortable. It is fine for a 30-minute dip but not worth planning around.
Orikum Bay (10km south) has calm, shallow water and is excellent for families. Radhime (15km south) has cleaner water and better sand. Both are accessible by car in 15-20 minutes.
For the best swimming near Vlora, drive to Dhermi or Drymades Beach on the other side of Llogara Pass (1.5 hours). The water clarity there competes with Ksamil. It is a commitment but worth it for a day trip. Alternatively, boat trips from Vlora port to Karaburun Peninsula ($30-50) access completely undeveloped coves with crystal water.
Food in Vlora: seafood, street food, and where to skip
Vlora's strength is fresh seafood at reasonable prices. Te Lili near Flag Square does grilled squid for $6 and fresh sea bass by weight ($10-15/kg). The fish market near the port on Friday mornings is worth visiting even if you are not cooking.
Street food: sufllaqe stands on Rruga Pavaresia sell wraps for $1.50. Byrek shops open at 7am with spinach and cheese pies for $0.50. For a sit-down local meal, Pulebardha up the hill above Vlora serves tave kosi (lamb yogurt casserole) for $5.
Skip the restaurants on the Lungomare with English-language photo menus. They charge 40-60% more than the places locals eat. Walk 2-3 blocks inland to Rruga Justin Godard for the same fish at lower prices.
Sazan Island and Karaburun: Vlora's secret weapons
Sazan Island was a closed military base from the 1940s until 2017. Albanian, Italian, and Soviet forces all used it. The island has Cold War bunkers, a submarine tunnel entrance, and an abandoned village. Guided tours run $25-40 from Vlora port, June through September.
Karaburun Peninsula is the wild headland west of Vlora. No roads, no hotels, no restaurants. Just cliffs, caves, and some of the clearest water in the Mediterranean. Boat trips cost $30-50 per person with swimming stops and usually combine with a Sazan Island visit.
Book either trip through your hotel or at the boat offices near Vlora port. Morning departures (9-10am) get calmer seas. The afternoon wind picks up and the return ride gets choppy. Bring water, sunscreen, and a towel. There are no facilities on either Sazan or Karaburun.
Vlora on a budget: under $60/day is realistic
Accommodation: Hotel Vlora International or Hotel Bologna for $45-70/night in a central location. Or rent an apartment on Rruga Sadik Zotaj for $30-40/night.
Food: breakfast byrek and coffee ($1.50), lunch at a local spot ($4-6), dinner seafood ($7-10). Total food budget: $12-18/day. Bus to Orikum beach: $1. Sunbed rental: $4-5.
Big ticket items: Sazan Island boat trip ($25-40), Llogara Pass rental car ($25-35/day). Build these into specific days rather than daily spending. A typical 5-day Vlora trip costs $300-400 per person all-in, making it one of the cheapest seaside destinations in Europe.
Vlora's best hotel regions
Vlora sprawls from the city beach south through Orikum, past Radhime, and up to Llogara Pass. The vibe changes dramatically. Downtown Vlora is urban and loud. Head 20 minutes south and you hit quiet coves with turquoise water.
Vlora Lungomare & Center 5 vetted hotels Beachfront promenade with restaurants and nightlife
Beachfront promenade with restaurants and nightlife
The Lungomare stretches from Flag Square south past Cold Water Beach. Hotels, restaurants, and cafes line the road. The city beach is right there. Walking distance to everything you need.
Hotels on the Lungomare cost $100-350/night. The construction boom means new builds are everywhere, some still unfinished. Stick to established properties. The area between Flag Square and the Independence Monument has the best restaurant density.
Browse all Vlora Lungomare & Center hotels → Orikum 1 vetted hotel Calm bay with family-friendly beaches
Calm bay with family-friendly beaches
Orikum sits 10km south of Vlora on a calm bay with shallow, warm water. The beach is pebbly but the swimming is excellent for families. A handful of seafood restaurants and small hotels line the waterfront.
Hotel Chimera ($110-160/night) is the best option here. Orikum is 10-15% cheaper than Vlora center for similar quality. The ancient Orikum archaeological site (ruins of a Roman naval base) is a bonus for history buffs. You will need a car for Vlora restaurants.
Browse all Orikum hotels → Radhime 1 vetted hotel Cleaner beaches south of Vlora
Cleaner beaches south of Vlora
Radhime is 15km south of Vlora with cleaner water and better sand than the city beach. The coastline here is quieter and less developed than the main Vlora strip.
Hotel Delfini ($150-200/night) is the standout option. The area has a few beach restaurants but limited infrastructure. This is a beach-first choice. You will need a car for anything beyond sunbathing and swimming.
Browse all Radhime hotels → Llogara Pass 1 vetted hotel Mountain views and the gateway to the Riviera
Mountain views and the gateway to the Riviera
Llogara sits at 1,027m on the mountain pass between Vlora and the Albanian Riviera. The views of the Ionian coast below are staggering. The national park surrounding the pass has pine forests, hiking trails, and paragliding.
Hotel Tre Cime ($175-230/night) offers the mountain experience. Expect cool nights even in summer (15-20C vs 30C+ on the coast). This is not a beach hotel. It is a base for drivers exploring both sides of the pass: Vlora's coast to the north and the Dhermi/Himara beaches to the south.
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Dual-Sea Coast
Vlora sits where the Adriatic meets the Ionian. City beach for convenience, Orikum for calm family swimming, Radhime for cleaner sand, and Dhermi over Llogara Pass for the best water on the Albanian coast.
Independence History
Albania declared independence from the Ottoman Empire in Vlora in 1912. The Independence Monument and Flag Square anchor the city center. The old town streets behind the boulevard have Ottoman-era architecture still standing.
Affordable Riviera
Hotels from $45/night, seafood dinners for $7-12, Karaburun boat trips for $30. Vlora gives you Riviera scenery at prices that would not cover a parking spot on the Cote d'Azur.
Coastal Road Romance
The drive from Vlora over Llogara Pass is one of Europe's most romantic road trips. Stop at Caesar's Pass viewpoint, lunch at 1,000m altitude, then descend to the hidden beaches of Dhermi. Pack a picnic and a camera.
Calm Waters for Kids
Orikum Bay has shallow, warm water perfect for small children. The Vlora city beach has lifeguards in summer. Zvernec Monastery on the lagoon is a flat, easy walk. No heavy traffic on the Lungomare promenade.
Port-Fresh Seafood
Te Lili does grilled squid for $6. The Friday fish market near the port sells the morning catch. Pulebardha up the hill serves lamb and yogurt casserole for $5. Vlora eats well and cheaply.
We reviewed hotels from downtown Vlora through Orikum, Radhime, and up to the Llogara Pass. This stretch of the Albanian Riviera has boomed in the last 3 years, with new builds everywhere. We filtered for places that are properly finished, not still under construction, and actually deliver what the photos promise.
Location Quality
Is the neighborhood walkable? Are restaurants, shops, and attractions within 10 minutes on foot? How does it feel after dark? We evaluate safety, public transport access, and whether the area has genuine local character or just tourist traps. A hotel in the wrong neighborhood ruins a trip. That's why location carries the most weight.
Value for Money
We compare what you pay against what you get. A €150 hotel with a great location, clean rooms, and helpful staff can outscore a €500 hotel with fancy amenities in a bad area. We factor in seasonal pricing, cancellation policies, and hidden costs like tourist tax and breakfast surcharges. The goal is finding the best ratio, not the lowest price.
Guest Experience
We analyze thousands of verified guest reviews across multiple platforms, looking for patterns rather than individual complaints. Consistent praise for cleanliness, staff, and room quality counts. We also assess the intangibles: does the hotel have character? Would you recommend it to a friend? A soul-less chain hotel with perfect facilities still loses to a well-run boutique with personality.
Every hotel on this page earned its spot through this process.
When to Visit Vlora
Hotel prices, crowds, and weather vary by season.
Spring (Mar-May)
May is the best month for the Llogara Pass drive: wildflowers, empty roads, and clear visibility. Water is still cold until late May (18-20C). Hotel prices sit 30% below summer. The Karaburun boat trips start in May. Great for driving the coast without the summer crowds.
Summer (Jun-Aug)
June is ideal: 26C water, moderate crowds, prices 15% below peak. July and August bring the Albanian diaspora back in force. Vlora city beach gets packed. Orikum and Radhime stay calmer. Construction noise from new developments is constant during daytime. Book 6 weeks ahead for August.
Fall (Sep-Nov)
September delivers warm swimming (25C water), empty Llogara Pass, and 20-30% lower hotel prices. October is still pleasant for sightseeing and beach walks but water cools to 22C. By November, most seasonal operations close. The Karaburun boats stop running mid-October.
Winter (Dec-Feb)
Rainy and quiet. Orikum and Radhime hotels close. Downtown Vlora stays open but limited. Llogara Pass can have snow. Hotel prices bottom out at $30-40/night for decent rooms. Good for a cheap overnight stop if you are driving the coast in winter. Not a destination trip.
Booking Tips for Vlora
Smart booking strategies for Vlora.
Base in Vlora center, day-trip to the beaches
The city beach is not great but the Lungomare restaurants and walkability make Vlora center the practical base. Drive 15 minutes to Radhime or Orikum for actual beach time. This way you get both nightlife and good swimming.
Drive Llogara Pass in the morning, never at night
The SH8 road has 50+ hairpin turns with no guardrails. Beautiful in daylight, dangerous after dark. Start from Vlora by 9am to catch the best light for photos. The road is one of Europe's most scenic drives, but respect it.
Book Sazan Island boats through your hotel
The boat operators at Vlora port charge walk-up rates 20-30% higher than hotel bookings for the same trip. Hotels get group rates of $25-30. Walk-ups pay $35-40. Morning departures (9-10am) get calmer seas.
Fill up on gas before Llogara Pass
There are no gas stations between Vlora and Dhermi (60km via the pass). The last station is on the south exit of Vlora. Running out of fuel on a mountain switchback road with no cell signal is not romantic.
September beats June for value in Vlora
June has better prices than July/August but September is the real value play. Water temperature is still 25C, hotel prices drop 20-30% from peak, and the construction noise from new developments quiets down.
Use cash for everything outside hotels
Card acceptance is spotty in Vlora, especially at beach restaurants, boat operators, and local eateries. ATMs on the Lungomare work reliably. Carry enough Lek for a full day of eating and activities. Budget 5,000-8,000 ALL ($50-80) per day.
Hotels in Vlora, FAQ
Straight answers from our team.
What is the best area to stay in Vlora?
The Lungomare (promenade) between the Flag Square and Cold Water Beach gives you the best base. Hotels here are steps from the beach and 5 minutes from restaurants on Rruga Justin Godard. Expect $100-180/night. For quieter beaches, Radhime is 15km south with cleaner water and fewer crowds, but you will need a car.
How much do hotels cost in Vlora?
Budget hotels in downtown Vlora start at $45-70/night. Mid-range on the Lungomare runs $100-180/night. The luxury options like Ambasador Hotel and Porto Eda charge $250-420/night. Orikum is 10-15% cheaper than Vlora center for similar quality. Prices spike 25-35% in July and August when Albanian diaspora returns for summer.
When is the best time to visit Vlora?
June or September. July and August bring 35C heat, packed beaches, and construction dust from the building boom. September still gives you 27C water and half the crowds. If you are driving to Llogara Pass, May is ideal: the wildflowers are out, the road is empty, and hotel prices are 30% below peak. The Orikum side stays calm even in August.
Is Vlora or Saranda better for a beach holiday?
Saranda has better beaches (Ksamil, Mirror Beach) and more tourist infrastructure. Vlora has better access to the Llogara Pass, Karaburun Peninsula, and a more local feel. Vlora is also less crowded in peak season. If you have 5+ days, start in Vlora and drive south to Saranda over 2-3 days, stopping at Dhermi and Himara. Best road trip in Albania.
How do I get to Vlora from Tirana?
Buses run hourly from Tirana's South Bus Terminal. Journey takes 2.5-3 hours, costs 800 ALL ($8). The new highway (expected 2026) should cut that to 90 minutes. Driving is the better option if you want to explore the coast south of Vlora. The road from Vlora to Llogara Pass (SH8) is spectacular but has 50+ hairpin turns in 40km.
What should I skip in Vlora?
Skip the city beach in central Vlora. The water is murky and the sand is grey. Drive 15 minutes south to Radhime or Orikum for dramatically better swimming. Skip the seafood restaurants directly on the port with tourist menus. Walk 2 blocks to Rruga Justin Godard where locals eat. Also skip hotels on the main boulevard (Rruga Sadik Zotaj). The traffic noise is brutal.
Is Llogara Pass worth the drive?
One of the best drives in Europe. The SH8 from Vlora climbs to 1,027m in 40km, with jaw-dropping views of the Ionian coast. Stop at the Llogara restaurant terrace (1,000m altitude, mains $5-8) and at Caesar's Pass viewpoint. The road is paved but narrow with no guardrails in sections. Takes 1.5 hours from Vlora. Don't drive it at night or in rain.
Can I visit Sazan Island from Vlora?
Yes. Sazan Island was a closed military base until 2017 and is now open for guided tours. Boats leave from Vlora port, 30-minute crossing. Day trips run $25-40 including guide. The Cold War submarine tunnel and bunkers are fascinating. Book through your hotel or at the port. Tours run June through September only, weather permitting.
What is the food scene like in Vlora?
Seafood dominates. Fresh fish at the Lungomare restaurants runs $7-12/plate. Te Lili near Flag Square does the best grilled squid in town for $6. For traditional Albanian food, Pulebardha up the hill serves tave kosi (lamb and yogurt casserole) for $5. Street food: sufllaqe stands on Rruga Pavaresia sell wraps for $1.50. The Friday morning fish market near the port is worth seeing even if you don't cook.
Is Vlora safe for tourists?
Very safe. The Lungomare is busy and well-lit until midnight. Petty crime is minimal compared to most Mediterranean coastal towns. The main hazard is traffic. Albanian drivers are aggressive and crosswalks are suggestions. Be extra careful on the main boulevard. Beach safety: the water at Vlora city beach has a steep drop-off about 20 meters out. Swim at Orikum or Radhime if you have kids.
How many days do I need in Vlora?
3-5 days is ideal. Day 1: Vlora Lungomare and Flag Square area. Day 2: Orikum and Radhime beaches. Day 3: Llogara Pass drive with lunch at the top. Day 4: Boat trip to Sazan Island or Karaburun Peninsula. Day 5: Drive south toward Dhermi and Himara if you are continuing to Saranda. Two days feels rushed. You will miss the best stuff south of town.
What is the Karaburun Peninsula?
A wild, undeveloped peninsula west of Vlora with some of the clearest water in the Mediterranean. Accessible only by boat from Vlora port. Day boat trips cost $30-50 per person, running 4-6 hours with swimming stops at caves and secluded beaches. The peninsula has no roads, no hotels, no restaurants. Bring water and snacks. Trips run daily June through September, weather dependent.
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