Morsi
Morsi is a sand-shore pocket along the Dhërmi stretch of the Albanian Riviera, tucked beneath the same limestone slopes that shelter the village's better-known beach bars. It hasn't built up a Google following yet, which in practice means no crowds, no queue for a lounger, and a shoreline you're likely to share with a handful of locals rather than a tour bus. Come for the sand underfoot rather than the scene — this is a place to swim first and sightsee later, with Dhërmi's restaurants and nightlife a short drive back along the coast road.
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