Best place to visit in Albania No 5 - BORSH



    BORSH

     Borsh is a massive beach and at 7km, is the longest unbroken stretch in Albania.
Everyone enjoys the dramatic vista as they come into town from the coastal road.
The village is rather large thanks to the industry that has developed around the many olive groves in the area.
Despite this, one of the best parts of Borsh is that it is still largely untouched by tourism development.
The village is backed by high mountain peaks which add to the ambiance of this laid back village.


                : What are the top attractions to visit in Borsh?
Borsh Beach
Kalaja e Borshit
Borshi Castle

                : What are the best day trips from Borsh?
Riviera Tour Borsh-Qeparo-Himare-Porto Palermo-Vuno-Dhermi-Llogara
Saranda Jeep Safari Adventure
Hiking Borsh Albania.


How to reach Borsh ?
From Tirana bus station take a big bus or fargon (minibus) towards Sarandë. Jala (Jale) and Borsh is between Vlorė and Sarandë.


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