Livadhi Beach
Plazhi i Livadhit
The longest pebble beach in northwest Himarë, with clear water and olive-covered hills behind it. It is much quieter than Dhërmi.
Livadhi Beach lies about 2 km west of Himarë town. It is the longest beach in the Himarë area. A roughly 1-kilometre stretch of fine white pebbles extends under olive groves on the hillside. The water is crystal clear, and the entry is gentle, which makes it good for swimming and snorkelling. There are a few beach bars and campsites along the shore. Sunbeds cost about 10 to 15 euros per set, but there are also large free areas. Parties are sometimes held on summer nights. From the old town of Himarë you can see the whole beach from above. It is about 5 minutes by car or taxi, and about 25 minutes on foot from the town centre.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Himarë Old Town & Castle
- Himarë Town Beach (Spile)
- Jale Beach
- Potami Beach
- Vuno
- Gjipe Beach & Canyon
- Pirate Cave, Dhërmi
- Dhërmi Beach