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Another weekend in Durres

Some sea snail shells, a naked woman statue and a strange playground where a ship ran ashore and couldn’t go back to sea. It’s the Kompleksi Teuta one. The strange gray metallic wall on the right is actually part of the ship and the hull has sunk in the sand at almost ground level.

The season is starting so get ready beforehand to visit our beautiful country, the land of contradictions. 🙂

A friendly reminder, you’ll find us on AirBnb and at our website http://www.durresbeachapartment.com 🙂

 


Good morning from Durres

At approximately 8 o clock, a peaceful morning, a cold breeze and a warm sunshine caressing our faces. I wish I had my running shoes but still, I was late for work. It will be for another time I guess.

So, what you see here is the Durres beach, as seen from Apollonia beach, a small section of the long seashore. The structure on the sea surface used to be  a restaurant but nowadays only the platform remain, the restaurant is long gone. The hills on the background are part of Rock of Kavaja, a small rocky hill by the highway.

As you can see, the beach is perfect foo jogging and the sea is ideal for families with kids since the water is shallow. If you’re thinking of visiting Durres, check my rental apartment here. If you’re from the future and wish to pay in bitcoins, let me know, I’ll be happy to welcome you.


A photo of a photo

A photo of a photo

A photo of a photo

My father taking a photo of me climbing the watchtower.


No Name Island

No Name Island

No Name Island

While it looks like some tropical island, it is actually located in Ksamil, Sarande, opposite Corfu, Greece. I have mentioned it  in my previous posts as well (there are actually 3 islands). The construction that can be seen on the photo is a demolished beach bar. The island it self is a bushy one, you can’t walk through it as far as I know. Although the beach here is sandy and white, the island is surrounded by rocks. I think the sand here is brought from somewhere else, you don’t find it in the nearby beaches. Also, while the morning feels like paradise, it is quite windy after midday. There are plenty of restaurants though, you can enjoy sea food while the wind caresses your face 😀

The best part is that this place is minutes away from the ancient city of Buthrotum. Plenty of photos coming in the next days. 🙂


Sea Shells

Sea Shells

Sea Shells


Another Long Exposure

Another Long Exposure

Another Long Exposure


July

July

July


Together Alone

Together Alone

Together Alone


After the Storm

After the Storm

After the Storm


Through My Sunglasses

Through My Sunglasses

Through My Sunglasses


Beach

Beach

Beach