A wide, generous bay of tavernas, olive groves and easy days — the most settle-in-able beach on the Riviera.
Long pebble bay
Road from Himarë
Families & couples
Full easy beach days
Just north of Himarë town, Livadhi opens up: a kilometre-plus of pebble shore backed by olive groves that roll down almost to the water. It's the Riviera's most accommodating beach — room for everyone, sunbeds and free sections, calm water, and a line of tavernas where lunch can comfortably absorb the afternoon.
Families love it, couples love it, and its proximity to Himarë means real-town amenities are five minutes away.
Just over the headland in Himarë, this hillside apartment building makes the perfect Livadhi base — spend the day on the long bay, then watch the sunset over the Ionian from your own balcony.
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A growing row of modern hotels sits right on the bay — sea-view balconies are worth the upgrade.
Guesthouses scattered through the groves behind the beach are quieter and cheaper.
Five minutes away, Himarë adds restaurants, shops and nightlife to your doorstep.
Livadhi's tavernas grill the morning's fish a few metres from your sunbed — long lunches are the local sport.
Order midhje (mussels) steamed in white wine, and accept the raki that follows.
The bay faces west — beach bars at the northern end own the sunset.
The calm, open water makes Livadhi the best beach on the coast for a proper long swim.
A coastal stroll over the headland drops you into Himarë's promenade for ice cream.
The groves behind the beach are centuries old — shady, silvery and beautiful in the late light.
Hotels, tavernas, beach bars and tour operators can be recommended right here — Your Business · Livadhi Beach — in front of travellers planning this exact stop.
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