Ksamil expands free public beach access for summer visitors

TIRANA, June 26 – Ksamil is welcoming visitors this summer with more public beach areas and improved services. Local authorities have introduced measures to provide functional public spaces, stronger safety and better conditions along the coastline.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Edi Rama shared images of Ksamil’s public beaches. He said the beaches provide quality services and free access, giving visitors a better seaside experience.

In addition, new beach management rules require a significant part of the coastline to remain open to the public free of charge. Authorities have identified several public beach sections where visitors may use their own umbrellas and towels without payment.

At the same time, the municipality manages additional public beach areas and provides more free services for holidaymakers.

As a result, Ksamil continues to strengthen its position as one of Albania’s leading coastal destinations. The resort also continues to attract growing interest from visitors exploring the Albanian

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