Wild sea caves, untouched beaches, and rugged natural beauty along the largest peninsula on the Albanian coast. Explore its coves on the Sazan & Karaburun speedboat tour, or reach its caves and Grama Bay on the Secret Blue Cave & Grama Bay tour.
Destinations in Karaburun Peninsula
Blue Cave
A hidden sea cave glowing with vivid blue light off the Karaburun coast. See it on our Secret…
Bristani Bay
A quiet, crystal-clear cove along the Karaburun coastline. It features on our Secret Blue Cave & Grama Bay…
Dafina Bay
A tranquil turquoise bay tucked along the peninsula. Visit it on the Secret Blue Cave & Grama Bay…
Englishman Bay
A scenic bay along the Karaburun coast with clear, calm waters. It is a stop on our Secret…
Grama Bay
A secluded bay famed for ancient inscriptions carved into its cliffs. Reach it on the Secret Blue Cave…
Haxhi Ali Cave
A dramatic sea cave steeped in legend, carved into the Karaburun coast. Visit it by speedboat on the…
Smuggler’s Canyon
A striking coastal canyon along the Karaburun shoreline. See it from the water on our Secret Blue Cave…
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Tours visiting Karaburun Peninsula
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Exceptional
Fantastic experience Crystal clear sea
Grama Bay is a magnificent cove accessible only by boat, which helps preserve its charm. The turquoise, crystal-clear, and pleasantly warm water provides an exceptional setting. Admittedly, the place is very popular, with many boats and visitors, but this doesn't detract from the enjoyment of the experience. A rather amusing detail: it's probably one of the few beaches where we saw people truly enjoying the moment without being constantly on their phones, simply because there's no cell service! We spent two wonderful hours there, enjoying a picnic in a stunning setting. Bringing your snorkeling gear is highly recommended to fully appreciate the beauty of the underwater world. An experience we highly recommend during a stay in Vlora.
I recommend it to everyone, you must see it.
The best👑
The cave itself is awesome. BUT, the place was packed and overrun with boats blasting loud music. The whole place smelled like gasoline. It was just too crowded and people should take care of their trash.
Amazing experience I recommended to everyone 😀 ❤️
amazing wild nature
excellent
Dive into the Blue Cave and discover a very beautiful sight
Beautiful beach, wonderful water, it's a shame it's too crowded due to the coming and going of boats that drop off tourists
The path there does exist on foot, but it's a real adventure. You're mostly walking through bushes, which wasn't what we had expected. And then, right at the end, just before the bay, we almost gave up because we couldn't find the path down to the bay at first. We eventually managed it, but it wasn't easy. Down in the bay, you should definitely wear flip-flops; the stones hurt your feet. Admittedly, the bay can be deserted for a short time. But only if three party boats full of people don't pass by. Luckily, they keep a good distance, as the captains certainly don't want their tour guests to see the unbelievable piles of trash too close to the beach, which would significantly detract from the whole experience, even for the guests of such events.
Beautiful place Accessible only by boat ⛵
The most perfect beach. Soft white sand. Clear green and blue sea. Not a person in sight. Bit of a hike to get there, but well worth it. On the way back, ended up in the naval base property, and timed it wrong so it was late at night! That said, they did what they needed to do and were very helpful. If I were to go back, I'd definitely download the gpx map and use that. There is a map at the beginning of the walk, but not very detailed in that you cannot make out which way to go to avoid the naval base. See pics. I've gone back and edited the map. If you don't turn off and follow the blue path, and end up following the road (red one), you will end up on the naval base without even knowing it! Not accessible by car.
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