Drymades: gravel and 15% gradients
The last stretch down to Drymades beach isn’t paved and dips at about 15%. A sedan handles it, but avoid ultra-low-clearance cars.
Dhermi is the Riviera’s gem: blue water, pebble beaches, and a summer-long club scene. The final approach roads are part-gravel — read on for what to drive.
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The last stretch down to Drymades beach isn’t paved and dips at about 15%. A sedan handles it, but avoid ultra-low-clearance cars.
The major beaches have paid lots (€3–5/day). Some beach clubs offer free parking if you spend on food and drinks.
The return route to Vlora climbs 12 km up Llogara. Refuel in Dhermi before you start — there’s no station on the pass.
For Drymades and the northern Dhermi coves, a small SUV (Dacia Duster, Hyundai Tucson) gives more confidence on gravel. A sedan works but needs care.
Parking: Public parking is €3–5/day at major beaches. Higher-end hotels above the road have private secure parking.
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