Ksamil

We arrived in Ksamil. It was the southernmost town on the route of our Balkan trip.

Ksamil is a holiday resort, so it was not surprising that all the beaches had paid sunbeds and that there were many tourists eager to party.

We stopped at Ksamil Caravan Camping. It was crowded, but we managed to find a place for our tent.

The owner of the campsite welcomed us with iced coffee, after which we decided to go for a walk and swim in the sea. We found a secluded spot where the water splashed against the rocks, which was a lot of fun.

After swimming, we went to a restaurant for lunch.

Fun fact: the small islands you can see from the beaches of Ksamil are part of Butrint National Park. The park also protects the ruins of ancient Butrint, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1992.