Plazhi i Panormasë
Plazhi i Panormasë occupies a stretch of Riviera shoreline near Qeparo, tucked between the old hillside village and the busier fronts further along toward Himarë. Sand and pebble share the shore in roughly equal measure, and the absence of any reviews so far suggests it hasn't made it onto the standard Riviera circuit most visitors follow. That's an argument in its favour if you're driving the coastal road anyway and want a stop where you won't be sharing the water with a busload of other swimmers.
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