Potami Beach
Plazhi i Potamit
A beach at a small river mouth just south of Himarë town, where a mountain stream runs into the sea. The water is clear and it is quieter than the town beach.
Potami Beach lies about 1 km south of Himarë town. It takes its name from a small stream that flows into the sea here, and 'potami' means 'river' in Greek. The beach is made of white pebbles and is backed by olive trees and hillsides. The water is clear. There are a few beach bars with sunbeds, as well as free areas. It is about a 15-minute walk along the coast from the town, and further south lie small bays such as Filikuri. It suits visitors staying in Himarë who want to spend a half-day swimming.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Himarë Town Beach (Spile)
- Himarë Old Town & Castle
- Livadhi Beach
- Jale Beach
- Qeparo Old Village
- Vuno
- Gjipe Beach & Canyon
- Pirate Cave, Dhërmi