Sarandë speedboat tour: Swim stops, 5–6 hours
Five hours on the water, your own pace in the coves
A small-group speedboat tour from Sarandë with five to six hours of stops at hidden beaches and sea coves for swimming and snorkeling. The boat makes multiple stops (Kakome Bay, Krorez Beach and Pegasus Beach among them), and you spend two hours at Krorez, the main destination, with time to rest, eat or explore on foot. English, Italian, Greek and Albanian guides are available. Water, snorkeling goggles, lifejackets, umbrellas and sunbeds are included.
Step-by-step itinerary
Speedboat tour with swim stops
- Scenic speedboat ride
- Swim and snorkel at Gremina rock arch
- Visit Kakome beach and explore woods
- Relax and lunch at Krorez Beach
- Enjoy lively stop at Pegasus Bay
- Stop at calm pool-like waters area
What’s included
- Water or soda.
- snorkeling goggles and lifejackets (ask the crew).
- umbrellas and sunbeds at the beach stops.
- a guided tour in English, Italian, Greek or Albanian.
- the speedboat ride itself with stops at Kakome Bay, Krorez Beach, Pegasus Beach and other coves for swimming and snorkeling.
Times
- Every day 11:00
Before you book
Operated by Hercules Boat Tours
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The experience
The speedboat leaves Sarandë and heads to Kakome Bay first, a wild beach accessible only by water and once used as a military base. The water is turquoise and calm enough for swimming and snorkeling. From there the boat moves to smaller stops: Kepi i Qefalit, a rock arch formed by an earthquake centuries ago, and Pllakoto, known for its pool-like waters. These are quick photo and swim breaks, timed by sea conditions and the group's pace.
Krorez Beach is where the day settles. You get two hours there, a wild stretch accessible only by boat. Some travelers swim out to hidden coves behind the rocks. Others read under an umbrella, order drinks or lunch from the tavernas on the beach, or simply sit in the sun. The crew brings water and sodas, and snorkeling goggles are available if you ask. A lifejacket is yours for the whole ride.
The final stop is Pegasus Beach, a lively beachfront with music and food, where you can relax and soak up the atmosphere before the boat returns to Sarandë. The whole tour runs five to six hours. The captain speaks English, Italian, Greek or Albanian depending on the group. Arrive 15 minutes early at the meeting point. If you're driving, allow extra time for parking and traffic in town.
Is this one for you?Escape the crowded town beaches on a speedboat to hidden coves with turquoise water and a two-hour stop at Krorez for real exploring, not just photo stops.
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Top questions
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
What is Kakome Bay like, and why is it only reachable by boat?
Kakome Bay is a wild public beach that was once a military base, now accessible only by speedboat. The woods rise directly above turquoise water, and the remains of the old military structures add to the sense of history and isolation. It's one of the first stops on the tour and a good place to swim and snorkel.
How much time do I actually get to swim and relax, or is it mostly riding?
You spend two hours at Krorez Beach, the main stop, with time to swim, eat, rest under an umbrella or explore the rocks on foot. Pegasus Beach is a one-hour stop. The other coves are shorter photo and swim breaks, so roughly half the five- to six-hour tour is in the water or on the sand, the rest is riding between spots.
What's included, and what do I need to bring?
The tour includes water or soda, snorkeling goggles, lifejackets, umbrellas and sunbeds. Bring a swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, sunglasses and good energy. Lunch is available at tavernas on Krorez Beach, or you can pack snacks.
Is this tour safe if I've never done a speedboat ride before?
The speedboat involves high speeds and occasional wave impact. A highly skilled captain leads the tour, and lifejackets are provided. Participants must be aged 10–60, weigh up to 90 kg, and be in good physical condition. If you have spinal injuries, poor cardiovascular health, are prone to sea sickness, or have mobility concerns, this tour is not recommended.
What happens if the sea is rough or the weather changes?
Stop durations are approximate and may vary depending on sea conditions. The captain adjusts the itinerary to keep the group safe. If conditions are unsafe, the tour may be modified or rescheduled.
Do I need to arrange my own way to the meeting point?
Yes, you arrive at the meeting point in Sarandë on your own. Public transportation is available nearby, and if you're driving, allow extra time for parking and traffic. Be there 15 minutes before departure.
Sarandë speedboat tour: Swim stops, 5–6 hours
4h–5h · EN
from US$ 41 per person
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