The Last Bay

4.3

(366)

4.3

(366)

Beach

About

If you're seeking a serene escape from the bustling beaches of Ksamil, The Last Bay is your perfect destination. Just a short 10-15 minute stroll from the city center, this hidden gem offers a tranquil atmosphere with its pebbled shoreline and crystal-clear waters. Unlike the lively main beaches filled with loud music and crowds, The Last Bay provides a peaceful retreat where you can unwind in nature's embrace.

Why you should go

Escape from crowded beaches in Ksamil

Peaceful environment with no loud music

Reasonably priced sun beds with umbrellas

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A cozy beach with beanbags instead of sun loungers. The price for an umbrella with two beanbags is 1000 lek. It’s worth bringing water shoes. You can rent a SUP. There are toilets and showers on site. A very pleasant place!

A nice beach ⛱️ not rammed full of people, there are cheap sun loungers or bean bags with umbrellas, about 1000 Lek or 10 euro. No music, 2 places for drinks and food and clean toilets and shower facilities. Not a sandy beach it has pebbles but the water is clear and great for families with kids

Very calm and beautiful beach, not crowded at all and with cheap sun beds or bean bags (10 euros for the day). The water has a good temperature and almost no waves. An wonderful place if you want to relax and enjoy nature

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Address

Ksamil, Albania

Know before you go

Bring swimming shoes due to rocky terrain
Visit early for better parking spots during high season
Opt for sun beds at the end of the beach to save money
Enjoy snorkeling opportunities with many fish visible in clear waters

Reviews

The Last Bay is a small and quiet beach in Ksamil, offering a peaceful escape from the crowded and noisy beaches in the area. Visitors appreciate the clear water, pebbled beach, and lack of loud music. Sun beds with umbrellas are reasonably priced at €10 for two, and free parking is available. The beach features a small bar serving drinks, ice cream, and some food. While some reviewers noted that toilets were not clean, overall feedback highlights the tranquility and relaxed atmosphere of The Last Bay.

4.3

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366 reviews

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5/5Patrycja K

5/5Ray H

5/5Marianna R

2/5Katerina Z

If you have no water shoes, don't go unless you can walk on stones. It's almost full of umbrellas. 5m free zone but one of the only ones they have. It is a plus tho that there is a changing room and a shower with warm water.

2/5Tata

Aug 15, 2025 from

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Hoped for a hit of a secluded and quiet beach, instead got a beach where you listen to 20 different jetskies driving around and creating constant traffic, noice, and waves. The water was also dirty and had a lot of stuff floating in it. Stones are massive, absolutely no way to walk over the beach or in the water without shoes.

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