American travel magazine Travel + Leisure highlights Ksamil as an autumn destination

American travel magazine Travel + Leisure has highlighted Ksamil, in southern Albania, as a destination where visitors can enjoy a warm summer atmosphere into autumn. In an article by Stacey Leasca, the magazine points to Ksamil’s clear waters, white sandy beaches and warm weather that continues into October.

According to Travel + Leisure, Ksamil offers sun, beaches and a relaxed atmosphere. The article highlights Pasqyra Beach and its exceptionally blue waters. Meanwhile, the magazine notes that crowds begin to decrease in early September while temperatures remain around 21–26°C.

In addition, Travel + Leisure highlights several beaches, seaside bars and accommodation options in Ksamil. The article also points to the ferry connection with the Greek island of Corfu, which takes about 30 minutes. The magazine describes the autumn period as a suitable time to visit Ksamil, when the weather remains warm and the beaches become less crowded.

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