Drymades Beach
Plazhi i Drimadhës
A long gravel beach north of Dhërmi, backed by pine woods, campsites and slow-paced beach bars. Ideal for a quiet holiday.
Drymades Beach lies north of Dhërmi Beach. It is a white gravel beach about 2 km long, backed by pine trees and olive groves. It is wider and quieter than the main beach at Dhërmi. There are several long-established campsites, wooden cabins and beach bars. Small Cold War-era bunkers still remain on the sand. You can reach it by a coastal path from the village of Dhërmi, and the northern end of the beach connects to Palasë Beach. Sunbeds start at about 10 euros. It suits those who bring a tent or want to stay a few nights and take things slowly.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Palasë Beach
- Dhërmi Village
- Dhërmi Beach
- Pirate Cave, Dhërmi
- Gjipe Beach & Canyon
- Vuno
- Jale Beach
- Livadhi Beach