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Things to do in Saranda (Promenade Edition)

Something different to do for every day and night

Things to do in Saranda ©Albania360.com
Semi-Submarine, Saranda ©Albania360.com

Saranda is able to welcome and satisfy every type of guest, so feel confident while you book your next visit to this coastal city, that will take your heart. Previously, we prepared a list with 10 Top Things to do in Saranda and it is really helpful, as we suggest you to visit the Lekursi Castle, take a daily boat trip etc. Check each link for more detailed information.

However, this new blog is going deep into the very heart of the city and giving you the best options of the things to do in the main promenade, Rruga Jonianet. We explored it well and here’s what we would suggest you to do while you are there.

Photo Credits ©Visitsaranda.net
Photo Credits ©Visitsaranda.net

Things to do in the main promenade of Saranda:

Enjoy the public beach

As simple as that. Take your own umbrella or rent one near by and enjoy a whole beach day near the best bars and restaurants. Showers are also provided in the public beaches.

Public Beach, Saranda ©Albania360
Public Beach, Saranda ©Albania360

Play at the inflatable water park

A beach day at a public beach doesn’t have to be boring. There is a inflatable water park set up by the main promenade, that will make you invite your friends into a speed contest or just enjoy sliding and jumping on it. Both adults and kids are allowed to use it.

Taste the best crepes of the city

There is a small crepes shop, actually a stand that prepares the most delicious sweet and salty crepes in Saranda. No wonder there’s always a long queue in front of it. Trust us and be patient a couple of minutes to have a taste of this delicious food.

Crepe Shop, Saranda ©Albania360
Crepe Shop, Saranda ©Albania360

Grab an ice roll

You will find a queue here as well. That means something, right? The ice rolls are delicious and the staff is so fast while preparing them even under pressure.

Ice Roll, Saranda ©Albania360
Ice Roll, Saranda ©Albania360

Have a nice not expensive lunch

Greek or Italian? Seafood or grilled meat? Fast food or slow one? You will find what you need in this promenade and you won’t regret it. The staff is welcoming, very polite and knows how to give you the best suggestions for your meal. We suggest you Limani Bar & Restaurant, Boulevard 90 and Nastos for the best quality-price offer.

Limani Restaurant, Saranda ©Albania360
Limani Restaurant, Saranda ©Albania360

Buy yourself a souvenir

While walking along the promenade at Rruga Jonianet, you will have the chance to check many different stands with souvenirs, local products, handmade jewelry and so many other products. the prices are really reasonable and you will get a taste of the city to remember this holiday of yours.

Go on a nocturnal boat party

Party on a boat? That’s one thing. Party on a boat under the night sky? That’s the next level. You can have that in Saranda. There are several boat departing every night near the promenade for a one hours night trip around the bay and the entrance fee is 5 to 10 euros, depending on the boat.

Book a daily boat trip

Once you are there, you can also book your next boat tour and have an amazing day exploring the most beautiful bays and beaches near Sarande. Such destinations as Shpella e Pellumbave, Monastery Bay, Krorez Bay etc are waiting for you to discover and chill on its waters.

Simel by Gabby Tours ©Albania360
Simel by Gabby Tours ©Albania360

Have a drink with a view

There are several rooftops by the promenade that will offer you the best cocktails with a spectacular view. We suggest you Tipsy Bar & Rooftop Bar for a nice experience. They are easily reachable and the staff is very friendly.

Tipsy Bar, Saranda ©Albania360
Tipsy Bar, Saranda ©Albania360

Explore the sea with a semi-submarine

This red semi-submarine is a novelty for the city and the only one in Albania so far. The tour lasts about 1 hour and you can choose different times in a way when you want to take it. The best thing about it is that you can see the bottom of the sea from the transparent bottom and underwater windows, but you can still go above and breath some fresh air if you don’t feel like being inside the submarine for the whole hour.

Semi-Submarine by Gabby Tours ©Albania360
Semi-Submarine by Gabby Tours, Sarande ©Albania360