Prime Minister Edi Rama shared today on social media a series of images from the public beach of Velipoja. This coastal destination continues to attract both local and international visitors.

In his post, Rama wrote: “Blue skies and relaxation from the beautiful public beach of Velipoja.” The photos show a coastline full of vacationers, along with designated public areas, sports corners, and clear signage.

The published images highlight the pristine Adriatic waters, clean and therapeutic sands, and citizens enjoying the sun or engaging in sports activities. Orientation signs help visitors navigate the space reserved for the public along Velipoja’s shore.

Velipoja, with its wide sandy beach and unspoiled nature, is becoming an increasingly popular destination. However, it is not the only one.

This year, Albania’s coastline offers more public beaches than in previous years. Coastal municipalities have expanded access and provided free umbrellas for both locals and tourists. These services are available throughout the day, from morning until sunset.

In addition, municipalities have installed identification signs to inform beachgoers before they enter public zones. This effort creates a more transparent and inclusive offer for those who choose public beach stations.

Meanwhile, authorities across the country have launched an operation to clear unauthorized occupation of beaches and reopen public spaces. This action follows a direct order from Prime Minister Rama.

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