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The beaches
Albania’s beaches are probably the most underrated but among the
best in Europe. The village of Dhërmi toes the line between
commercial and undiscovered, with just the right amount of local
restaurants and welcoming guesthouses. At night, neighbouring
Drymades caters to hedonistic holidaymakers with wild, alfresco
beach parties – where you won’t bump into Tom, Dick and Harry.
Meanwhile, with seven kilometres of sand framed by olive groves and
mountain peaks, Borsh is one of the largest but least visited
coastal stretches in the country.