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Jal Beach: pebble coves between rocky green hills

Beach · Vlorë County

Jal Beach

Two adjacent pebble coves below Vuno, long a summer-camping spot for young Albanians.

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Nearest town
Vuno
Shore
White pebble
Access
Paved side road from the SH8 at Vuno
Main season
June to September; water warmest in August

In plain language

Jal is a pair of small pebble beaches below the village of Vuno. It has been a popular place for young people to camp in summer for many years.

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Jal is a pair of small pebble beaches below the village of Vuno. It has been a popular place for young people to camp in summer for many years.

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Jalë 2009, Albanian Riviera
Jale albania 2016 Pero Kvrzica (Flickr) · CC BY 2.0

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Town · Vlorë

Himarë

The centre of the Riviera coast: a Greek-speaking historical community, an old hill village and a string of coves.

Beach · Vlorë

Gjipe Beach

A pebble beach at the mouth of a limestone canyon, reachable only on foot or by boat.

Village · Vlorë

Vuno

A steep stone village between Dhërmi and Himarë, above Jal and Gjipe.

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Subject · Vlorë

The Albanian Riviera

The 120 km of Ionian coast between the Llogara pass and Sarandë, where the Ceraunian mountains fall straight into the sea.

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