Why we made it
The Albanian Riviera — Bregdeti Shqiptar — runs about 120 kilometres from the Llogara Pass down to Ksamil and the Greek border. In a single drive you pass white-pebble bays, canyon beaches with no road in, seven-kilometre shores backed by olive groves, hilltop castles and villages that have watched the Ionian for centuries.
Most of what travellers find online is a top-ten list or a booking platform that treats every beach the same. The places themselves — the upper village at Qeparo, the morning boats from Himarë, the taverna at the quiet end of Livadhi — get lost.
Bregdet.al covers the coast place by place — from Fier, Apollonia and the sandy beaches of the north, over the Llogara Pass and down the Riviera to Ksamil — in the order you meet them on the road, with honest local advice alongside.