Dhërmi

Plazhe dhe beach club-e — lively Riviera beaches.

A village on the slopes of the Ceraunian Mountains, about 42 km south of Vlorë just below the Llogara descent, with its long beach below (also known by its Greek name, Drymades). One of the Riviera's best-known summer beaches, with clear water and a lively high-season scene.

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What to do

The main beach and the Drymades strip just north.
The old village on the hillside above the coast road.
Boat trips to nearby coves.
Sunset from the coast road above.

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Good to know

Peak weeks in July–August are crowded and fill up early.
Gjipe Beach is a short trip south for a quieter cove (hike or boat).

Where to eat

Dining

Types of places, typical dishes and, where verified, named spots with their own website and directions. Always check recent reviews and opening hours.

Fancy dinners

Beach clubs and hotel dining — lively in peak summer.

Typical dishes: Grilled fish or seafood, lamb, steaks, salads and wine. On the coast look for fresh catch of the day; inland, thoughtful takes on tavë kosi and traditional plates.

Street food

Beach snacks and bars along Drymades and neighbouring coves.

Typical dishes: Byrek and pite by the piece, qebapa in bread with onion and kajmak, qofte, suxhuk, bakllava and strong coffee or macchiato.

Comfort food

Family kitchens, village guesthouses and everyday restaurants that cook like home.

Typical dishes: Tavë kosi, fërgesë, flija or pite, sarma, beans (pasul), yogurt and simple grilled meats. In the mountains: dairy, flija and slow-cooked dishes.

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