Overview

Ksamil Albania the hidden corner of Europe, and the jewel on top of the Albanian Crown of best places to visit once in your lifetime.
Ksamil is made of three exquisite islands, with a perfect location on the Ionian Sea. Each Island is reachable by a small paddle boat or canoe. And if you are fit enough you might reach the two first islands swimming. White sand beaches, tropical breeze, and turquoise waters, what more to ask before choosing a place to visit during the heat of the summer? Moreover, Ksamil Albania has just declared itself a hot topic for visitors. Once in Ksamil, you will enjoy everything it has to offer. Great food, beautiful hotels with sea views, and amazing beaches. Everybody falls in love with that place and we guarantee you will too if you visit it. Ksamil is a must-see in Albania. This is the perfect destination for you who long for a Mediterranean climate and adventure.

In front of the main beach in Ksamil are three islands (tre ihujt) which are uninhabited. The islands are only small, but beautiful and green and are part of the protected Butrint National Park. The Ksamil Islands are very popular among tourists for it’s beauty, especially in combination with the calm and amazingly clear turqoise water and the beautiful sandy beaches of Ksamil. The whole environment feels like a true paradise, where you might even forget you’re actually in Europe.
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How To Get To The Ksamil Islands ?

The Ksamil Islands are easily reached by boat and there are many places along the Ksamil beaches where you can find boatsmen offering a trip to the islands. You can also swim to the islands, since they are so close to the mainland and the water is very calm. Especially the two islands closest by you can actually swim to in just a few minutes. Another option is to rent a peddle boat or canoe.

Facilities At The Ksamil Islands

In summer there are some pop-up bars on the islands of Ksamil and you can rent sun beds and umbrellas at the beach of the twin islands (the stretched out island furthest away from the mainland). Outside the summer season everything is closed on the islands.