Tale beach in Lezha draws holidaymakers with clean sand and affordable prices

TIRANA, August 28 – Tale beach in Lezha remains a popular summer destination for local and foreign visitors. Clean water, sandy shores, a quiet setting and affordable prices continue to attract holidaymakers.

The beach also offers designated areas where visitors can set up their own umbrellas free of charge. Meanwhile, local authorities have introduced rules for managing the beach areas. A sunbed costs no more than ALL 300.

One holidaymaker said the beach offers clean water, good food and affordable prices. He also praised the calm atmosphere and the services available to visitors.
The beach has also attracted visitors from Kosova, alongside holidaymakers from Albania and other countries. Even during the final hot days of August, Tale continues to welcome large numbers of visitors, many of whom leave hoping to return.

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