Borsh is a perfect place to visit for a quiet break (Image: Getty Images)
There is a beautiful riviera in Europe that’s been dubbed the continent’s Maldives by many reviewers and visitors in recent years. Borsh is one of the least-known villages in the Albanian Riviera, boasting crystal-clear turquoise waters and soft white pebbles.
The European holiday destination has become a top spot to take a relaxing holiday. Its calm shallow waters make it ideal for . You can walk through the olive groves and visit the historic Borsh Castle for panoramic views of the coastline while in the area. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can also take up popular activities such as snorkelling and paddleboarding.
Albania has become popular in recent years after tourists began to explore its beaches (Image: Getty Images)
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One person who visited Borsh wrote on Tripadvisor: “Very good beach, with lots of restaurants and bars to spend the day.
“Cheaper prices, and a more family friendly beach. Quiet music from the beach clubs. Almost the entire beach and entrance to the sea of stones.”
Another penned: “Here it is worth coming to – the sea looks magical! Excellent. Beautiful place. Beautiful sea!”
If you’re hoping to learn about some of the , visiting Borsh Castle is a must.
One visitor said on Tripadvisor: “Very unique experience. The ruins of the Castle are beautiful and the views are stunning.
Borsh is home to many historic sites to explore after a day of relaxing on the beach (Image: Getty Images)
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“From above the Ujvara Veranda restaurant or the beginning of the path next to the restaurant it takes about half an hour to walk. It is a steep walk but absolutely worth it!”
But not only this, it’s worth taking a trip to the of Lukovë and Himarë which offer more beaches, tavernas, and boat tours to explore hidden coves and caves.
In Lukovë, you can relax on its pristine pebble beaches or explore the village’s olive groves and traditional stone houses.
It has a peaceful atmosphere and if you’re hoping to grab a bite to eat while you’re there, you should try some of the and local dishes available at family-run tavernas.