Hore Vranisht

Bezirk · 🇦🇱 Albanien

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Himarë Essentials

Himarë centers on a historic coastline defined by the Ceraunian Mountains and the Ionian Sea. This selection features the 18th-century Porto Palermo Castle and the ancient ruins of Himarë Castle, which offer views over the old town. The list covers prominent pebble beaches like Dhërmi and Livadhi, alongside the secluded Gjipe Beach, reached via a deep canyon. It includes the 1,027-meter-high Llogara Pass, providing a panoramic vantage point over the Riviera, and Cold War-era bunkers that mark the region's modern history.

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Die besten Strände

Diese Zusammenstellung präsentiert die vielfältige Küstenlinie der Region Himarë entlang des Ionischen Meeres. Sie umfasst den Gjipe-Strand, der in einer tiefen Schlucht liegt und über einen Wanderweg erreichbar ist, sowie die abgelegene Bucht Aquarium Beach. Die Liste erstreckt sich von den breiten, von Olivenhainen gesäumten Ufern von Livadhi bis zu den weißen Kiesflächen von Palasë und Drimadhë. Diese Orte bieten eine Mischung aus organisierten Resortbereichen mit Wassersportmöglichkeiten und entlegenen Buchten, die nur mit dem Boot oder über raue Fußpfade zu erreichen sind.

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Historic Churches & Monasteries

This collection showcases the Byzantine and post-Byzantine religious architecture of the Himarë region, specifically across the villages of Vuno, Dhërmi, and Qeparo. These Orthodox sites, ranging from the 14th-century St. Theodore Monastery to the 18th-century Church of All Saints, feature traditional stone masonry and historic frescoes. Situated along the Albanian Riviera, these monasteries and churches served as vital spiritual centers and defensive lookouts throughout the centuries.

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Mountains and Peaks

The Ceraunian Mountains form a dramatic coastal barrier along the Albanian Riviera, rising abruptly from the Ionian Sea. This range is defined by the Llogara Pass, a high-altitude saddle at 1,027 meters that separates the Dukat Valley from the southern coast. The list features Maja e Çikës, the range's highest point at 2,044 meters, alongside several limestone peaks characterized by dense forests of black pine and Bulgarian fir protected within the Llogara National Park.

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Best Campsites

This selection of campsites along the Albanian Riviera spans from the rugged cliffs of Gjipe Canyon to the olive groves of Himarë and the broad shores of Borsh. These sites offer a range of facilities including year-round parking at Moskato and eco-conscious stays at ECO Camping. Many provide direct access to secluded pebble beaches, while others like Shkolla Camp are situated in historic village settings. These locations serve as strategic bases for hiking coastal trails and exploring the Ionian Sea.

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