Grama Bay Tour

Tour Information

Join us on an unforgettable voyage along the spectacular Albanian Riviera with our Grama Bay Tour. Departing from the picturesque town of Himara, this tour will take you to some of the most enchanting and less-explored destinations along the coast. Perfect for nature enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and those looking to escape the ordinary, this journey promises breathtaking views, serene swimming spots, and a touch of history. Highlights of our tour: Livadhi Beach, Aquarium Beach, Jale Beach, Pigeons Cave, Canyon of Gjipe, Pirate’s Cave, Thunder Cave, Saint Andrea Beach, Blue Cave last but not least Grama Beach.

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Tour Plan

• Stop 1: Livadhi Beach
  Livadhi Beach is a long stretch of soft white pebbles and turquoise waters, perfect for anchoring a boat and enjoying a swim in its calm, crystal-clear sea. Surrounded by olive groves and hills, this beach offers a serene escape with plenty of secluded spots only accessible by boat. It's an ideal destination for sunbathing, snorkeling, and soaking in the beauty of Albania’s Ionian coast.
• Stop 2: Aquarium Beach
  A hidden gem along the Himara coastline, Aquarium Beach is a small, unspoiled cove with vibrant marine life and transparent waters. The beach gets its name from the colorful fish and clear visibility underwater, making it an excellent snorkeling spot. Accessible mainly by boat, it provides an intimate and peaceful retreat away from the crowds.
• Stop 3: Jale Beach
  Jale Beach is one of the most famous and lively beaches in southern Albania. It boasts soft golden sand, crystal-clear water, and a vibrant beach club atmosphere. Arriving by boat allows you to skip the crowded land access and enjoy the best of Jale’s beauty—whether it's sunbathing, swimming, or diving into the deep blue waters.
• Stop 4: Pigeons Cave
  One of the most enchanting sea caves along the Himara coastline, Pigeons Cave is a must-visit when exploring by boat. The cave is named after the pigeons that nest within its rocky formations. Inside, you’ll find mesmerizing shades of blue reflecting off the water, creating a magical ambiance. It's perfect for adventurous swimmers and photographers looking for breathtaking views.
• Stop 5: Canyon of Gjipe
  The Canyon of Gjipe is a spectacular natural wonder where steep cliffs meet the sea, forming a stunning fjord-like landscape. Arriving by boat lets you admire the dramatic rock formations from the water before stepping onto the secluded beach at the canyon’s entrance. For the adventurous, a short hike inland reveals hidden caves and rock walls, making it an unforgettable stop.
• Stop 6: Pirate’s Cave
  A legendary spot along the Albanian Riviera, Pirate’s Cave is a mysterious sea cave once believed to be a hideout for pirates. Accessible only by boat, the entrance is a dramatic rocky archway leading into a cavern filled with shimmering blue waters. The cave’s echoes and eerie beauty make it a thrilling destination for those seeking a bit of adventure and history on their boat trip.
• Stop 7: Thunder Cave
  Thunder Cave is one of the most impressive caves along the Albanian Riviera, named after the thunderous sound created by waves crashing inside. The powerful echoes make for an unforgettable experience as you navigate your boat into the cave. The mix of deep blues and dramatic rock formations create an awe-inspiring sight, best experienced from the water.
• Stop 8: Saint Andrea Beach
  A remote and untouched paradise, Saint Andrea Beach is a hidden treasure along the coast. Accessible mainly by boat, this pristine beach offers white sands, crystal-clear waters, and a peaceful atmosphere. Ideal for a private getaway, it's the perfect place to drop anchor, swim, and enjoy the untouched beauty of Albania’s coastline.
• Stop 9: Blue Cave
  The Blue Cave is a mesmerizing natural wonder where sunlight reflects off the water, creating an intense, almost glowing blue effect. It is one of the most visually stunning caves in the region, best visited by boat during midday when the sunlight is at its peak. Swimming inside this magical cave is an unforgettable experience, making it a highlight of any boat tour.
• Stop 10: Grama Beach
  One of the most famous and historically significant beaches along the Albanian coast, Grama Beach is a secluded bay with turquoise waters and a rich history. Once used as a shelter for sailors and pirates, the cliffs surrounding the beach are filled with ancient inscriptions. The only way to fully appreciate its beauty is by arriving by boat, allowing you to explore the hidden coves and enjoy the unspoiled scenery.