“Ksamil Beach 7” (as marked on Google Maps), located in front of Bar Restaurant Tre Ishujt, is probably the most iconic stretch of beach in Ksamil. If you’ve seen photos or videos of Ksamil’s crystal-clear turquoise water and small islands just offshore, there’s a good chance they were taken here.

In the off-season, and even in shoulder months like May or October, it’s a really enjoyable place to visit, with beautiful water and a more relaxed atmosphere. However, in peak summer, it becomes extremely crowded, with limited space and rows of tightly packed sunbeds. There is usually only a very small public section of the beach, with most of it reserved for paid sunbeds. Expect to pay at least 2,000 Lek (€20) per sunbed.

From this beach, you can also rent a paddle boat or kayak and head out to the nearby Twin Islands of Ksamil, which is a fun and popular activity.