
Llamani Beach
3.5 km south of Himara

1.7 km west-north-west of Himara center (5 min drive)
Livadhi Beach is the everyday beach, 1.5 km of pebble shoreline between two rocky headlands, with shallow water that deepens gradually for a good 20-30 meters out, pine trees for natural shade at the quieter south end, and the silhouette of Himara's old castle on the hill above. The north end is livelier, restaurants, sun loungers, and the BOHO beach bar cluster there, while the south end stays calmer and is where families with younger kids tend to settle. At 1.5 km it's long enough to never feel cramped, even at peak season, which is the main thing that separates it from smaller coves nearby. Livadhi faces west, so it also doubles as a good sunset spot, the sun drops straight into the Ionian Sea in front of you.
Clear, shallow, and deepens slowly, so it suits children
5-minute drive west from Himara on the coastal road (well-signed turn-off, free gravel parking on the beach); a flat, scenic coastal walk from town of about 25 minutes; or a summer boat taxi from Spile Beach.
Sun loungers and parasols (~1,000 ALL/day), kayak rental (500-1,000 ALL/hr), restaurants, cafes (The Jester's Taverna, Tonea's Brunch), and the BOHO beach bar
Families, all-day beach sessions, sunset watching
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5-minute drive west from Himara on the coastal road (well-signed turn-off, free gravel parking on the beach); a flat, scenic coastal walk from town of about 25 minutes; or a summer boat taxi from Spile Beach.
Clear, shallow, and deepens slowly, so it suits children
Sun loungers and parasols (~1,000 ALL/day), kayak rental (500-1,000 ALL/hr), restaurants, cafes (The Jester's Taverna, Tonea's Brunch), and the BOHO beach bar
Families, all-day beach sessions, sunset watching
Free public beach and free parking; sun loungers and parasols run ~1,000 ALL/day (~10€) if you skip your own towel
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