When evening falls over the Vlora coastline, the city takes on a new look — calmer and warmer.

Prime Minister Edi Rama shared views of Vlora’s seaside on social media as the sun slowly disappeared beyond the horizon, leaving behind a curtain of warm colors that turned the sky and sea into a stunning landscape.

The water reflected the orange shades of sunset, while the first evening lights began to glow along the shore, creating a peaceful and reflective mood.

In the background, the sound of waves crashing against the coast mixed with the cool sea breeze that carried the familiar scent of autumn evenings in the south.

Vlora, with its blend of sea, greenery, and history, remains one of the gems of the Albanian Riviera. Tourists from all over the world visit and return every year to experience its natural beauty.

Albania welcomed around 9 million foreign visitors from January to August this year — about 500,000 more than in the same period of 2024.

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