Saranda kerület

Saranda kerület legfontosabb látnivalói

Sarandë's Absolute Essentials

Sarandë and its surroundings contain the UNESCO-listed Butrint National Park, featuring the 15th-century Venetian Triangular Fortress and the Vivari Channel. Historical landmarks include the 6th-century Forty Saints Monastery and the hilltop Kalaja e Borshit. The coastline offers various terrains, from the secluded gravel shores of Kakome Beach to the shallow waters of Pema e Thatë, alongside the 19th-century Ali Pasha Castle.

Sarandë's Absolute Essentials — Térkép

Andrey Bugaev / CC-BY-SA

A

Kalaja e Borshit

Hilltop fortification dating to the 4th century BC, containing medieval walls and the ruins of a 17th-century mosque.

Arian Mavriqi / CC BY-SA 4.0

B

Ali Pasha Castle

Ali Pasha Castle is a castle in Albania. It is named after Ali Pasha of Tepelenë who resided there until 1820.

C

Vivari Channel

The Vivari Channel links Lake Butrint in Albania with the Straits of Corfu, and forms a border of the peninsula of Butrint.

Whitepixels / CC0

D

Pema e Thatë

Coastal area near Ksamil known for its shallow waters and views across to the island of Corfu.

E

Kakome Beach

Secluded gravel beach located in a deep, sheltered bay, often accessed by boat.

F

Triangular Fortress

Venetian-style fortification built in the 15th or 16th century to defend the entrance of the Vivari Channel.

G

Forty Saints Monastery

The Monastery of the Forty Saint Martyrs is a ruined Eastern Orthodox monastery overlooking the coastal city of Sarandë in southern Albania.

H

Market Bora Bora

Local grocery store and market in Ksamil.

I

Dea Center

Cultural and artistic center located in the village of Ksamil.