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Boats cross between Sarandë and the Greek island of Corfu several times a day in summer. The fast boat takes about half an hour. You need your passport, because it is an international border crossing.

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Boats cross between Sarandë and the Greek island of Corfu several times a day in summer. The fast boat takes about half an hour. You need your passport, because it is an international border crossing.

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Historic site

Butrint

A Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Venetian and Ottoman city layered on one wooded peninsula — Albania's first UNESCO site.

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City

Sarandë

The Ionian resort town facing Corfu, and the arrival point for most visitors to southern Albania.

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Town

Ksamil

Four small islands and very clear shallow water; the most photographed and most crowded stretch of the Albanian coast.

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Port

Port of Sarandë

A small passenger port whose Corfu crossings are the busiest sea route into southern Albania.

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Sarandë

The Ionian resort town facing Corfu, and the arrival point for most visitors to southern Albania.

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Guide

Getting to Albania

One main airport, four ferry corridors, and four land borders that all behave differently.

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