Best place to visit in Albania No 6 - HIMARE



      HIMARE

     The village of Himara is a staple on the tourist circuit and yet hasn’t lost any of the charm that made it this way.
It’s primarily populated by Greeks, and even though they are a minority in Albania, they’ve done a good job of retaining their roots and infusing the village with their culture.
There are several great beaches to check out in Himara. Start with Livadhia, which is about 3km north of town. It’s a wide white stone beach with rolling hills nearby and great surf for swimming.
Potami is also worth noting. It’s on the other side of the large coastal rock that divides the village. It makes a nice change from the main beach without having to go far.


                  : What are the top attractions to visit in Himare?
Gjipe Beach
Penisola Di Porto Palermo e Castello
Livadhi Beach
The Castle of Himara
Jale Beach

: What are the best outdoor activities in Himare?
Gjipe Beach
Livadhi Beach
Jale Beach
Llamani Beach
Filikuri Beach


The best day trips from Himare 
South coast of Albania:The Blue Eye-Porto Palermo-Lukova
Riviera Tour Borsh-Qeparo-Himare-Porto Palermo-Vuno-Dhermi-Llogara
Visit Qeparo Village and The Beaches of Himara
Travel through Albania
Sea coast trips.


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