Shen Vasil - all beaches

During our travels in Sarandê, we stumbled upon a beach that left us in awe. It could easily be the most stunning beach we've ever laid eyes on. The water is so clear that you can see the bottom of the sea, and the sand is soft and inviting. The only way to reach this hidden gem is by boat, but the trip is well worth it. Boat rides to the beach range from 15 to 25 euros, which is a small price to pay for such a breathtaking experience. A mini bar is located in the middle of the beach, where you can indulge in refreshing drinks and snacks. The best part? You can choose to sit anywhere on the beach free of charge. This beach is an absolute must-visit for anyone traveling to Sarandê.

Although the beach may be a tad crowded, it still boasts a pleasant atmosphere. The journey to the beach is truly breathtaking as it meanders through the rolling hills. Additionally, a major perk is the availability of a shower to rinse off after a refreshing swim.

When I asked the waiter for coffee, he informed me that the espresso machine was out of order. However, to my surprise, he quickly returned with coffee for his friends!

Without a doubt, the finest beach I have visited in Albania. The crystal-clear water, pristine white sand, and reasonably priced sunbeds make for a perfect day in paradise. The staff were incredibly friendly, and the view was absolutely breathtaking. Surprisingly, the cost of food and drinks was not as high as I had anticipated. However, I must mention a minor issue with the cleanliness of the bathroom. Despite this, I am already looking forward to returning to this incredible beach destination!

We received friendly treatment from the staff, who were always helpful. The breakfast was good and there was plenty of it, but it was the same every day. In the evening, there was a changing highlight offered in addition to the standard restaurant menu. The rooms were always clean and the view of the sea was stunning. The location was convenient, with short distances to the taxi rank, supermarket, harbor, and beach promenade. It was a shame that English wasn't always spoken at reception and that only cash payment was accepted.

The beach is accessible to the public for free. Additionally, there is a path that leads to a bunker. If you climb up the path, you will eventually come across a stream. Furthermore, if you continue up the well-worn path for approximately 2.5 kilometers, you will reach Pikeras.