Plazhi i Borshit

Plazhi i Borshit runs along one of the longest stretches of shingle on the Albanian Riviera, backed by centuries-old olive terraces climbing toward the village above. Without a Google review history to draw on, the honest pitch is this: Borsh has historically stayed quieter and less built-up than Dhërmi or Ksamil further south, so expect more open shoreline per sunbed and fewer beach clubs jostling for space. Pebbles underfoot mean clearer water close to shore, and the olive-covered hills make for a striking backdrop at either end of the day.

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