Grama Bay

Grama is a completely isolated bay in the Ionian Sea. It is one of the bays of the western Ceraun Mountains.

There is nothing here and you can only come for a day trip. It is a public and free beach. It is located in the south of the Karaburun peninsula.

It is a pebble-rocky beach in the southwest of Albania. On the beach there is a bar-restaurant where you can rent umbrellas and deck chairs during the season.

Access to the beach is difficult. You can reach the parking lot in Palase by car and 4 hours on foot to the beach. The Palase-Grama trail leads to the beach, but only for those who like hiking, but visitors usually come by boat or speedboat.

It is a beautiful beach for swimming and enjoying the sun. It is poorly visited.

Nearby are the Pigeon Cave, the Pirate Cave, the Thunder Cave, the small beautiful beach of the Bay of Couples and the rocky beach of Saint Andreas Bai.

Main characteristics of the beach

• no promenade
• free entrance
• has beach facilities
• gravelly-rocky
• has no rescue service
• suitable for young people and families
• no sports
• difficult access
• no parking
• poorly attended