Llamani Beach with deep turquoise water in a secluded bay surrounded by rocky cliffs

Llamani Beach

3.5 km south of Himara

Pebble beach
~200 m
3.5 km south of Himara
Fairly quiet even in peak summer; steep access and limited parking filter out casual visitors

About Llamani Beach

Llamani Beach is a compact, roughly 200-meter cove enclosed by cliffs and boulders about 6 km (12 minutes) south of Himara — the beach you pick when you want the water to look almost unreal. The seabed drops off fast, so within a few meters of the shoreline you're swimming in deep, clear blue rather than wading through shallows, which is exactly what makes the snorkeling here some of the best on the Riviera without needing a boat. It's not a family beach or an all-day beach-club scene; it's a swimmer's and snorkeler's cove. Large stones underfoot make water shoes genuinely necessary rather than optional, and facilities are minimal by design — this is a drive-to, swim-hard, leave-refreshed kind of stop.

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Water Conditions

Deep; seabed with large stones — water shoes recommended

How to Get There

12-minute drive south from Himara on the SH8 coastal road to a signed turn-off, then a paved but steep final stretch to the parking area (200-300 ALL/~2-3€ per day); reachable by scooter or a ~800-1,200 ALL taxi; some Himara boat tours include it as a swimming stop.

Facilities

Seasonal sunbed and umbrella rentals (1,000-2,000 ALL/day, ~10-20€); a small seasonal beach bar; toilets at the bar

Best For

Swimming adults and snorkelers seeking seclusion

Cost
Free public beach; parking ~200-300 ALL (2-3€)/day; sunbed rental 1,000-2,000 ALL (~10-20€)/day if wanted

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Llamani Beach — Frequently Asked Questions

How do you get to Llamani Beach?

12-minute drive south from Himara on the SH8 coastal road to a signed turn-off, then a paved but steep final stretch to the parking area (200-300 ALL/~2-3€ per day); reachable by scooter or a ~800-1,200 ALL taxi; some Himara boat tours include it as a swimming stop.

What is the beach and water like at Llamani Beach?

Deep; seabed with large stones — water shoes recommended

Does Llamani Beach have sunbeds, bars or facilities?

Seasonal sunbed and umbrella rentals (1,000-2,000 ALL/day, ~10-20€); a small seasonal beach bar; toilets at the bar

Who is Llamani Beach best for?

Swimming adults and snorkelers seeking seclusion

Do you have to pay for Llamani Beach?

Free public beach; parking ~200-300 ALL (2-3€)/day; sunbed rental 1,000-2,000 ALL (~10-20€)/day if wanted