Borsh Beach
Plazhi i Borshit
One of the longest beaches on the Albanian Riviera, a roughly 7 km pebble strip backed by terraced olive groves, with clear water and few people.
Borsh Beach stretches for about 7 km and is one of the longest beaches on the Albanian Riviera. Behind the white pebbles and blue water lie layers of olive groves and citrus orchards. Compared with Ksamil, it is less developed and has more space, with a simple beach bar and family guesthouses by the sea. On the hillside above the village are the ruins of the medieval Borsh Castle (Sopot Castle) and a cold-spring waterfall. It is about 40 km from Sarandë, roughly an hour's drive along the coastal road, and can be combined with Kakome Bay and Porto Palermo on a self-drive trip.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Porto Palermo Castle
- Kakome Bay
- Synagogue Complex of Sarandë (Onchesmos)
- Sarandë Promenade
- Monastery of the Forty Saints
- Phoenice
- Lëkurësi Castle
- Monastery of St. Nicholas, Mesopotam