At the height of the summer season, Darëzeza Beach records a 10% increase in visitors, Fier municipality data show. The 7-kilometer coastline remains a favorite among traditional holidaymakers who appreciate the area’s calm and local cuisine.

The village health center treats up to 15 daily cases, mostly related to sun exposure during peak hours. A separate unit serves tourists specifically.

Weever fish stings cause sharp pain but pose no serious health threat. Doctors recommend warm water immersion to relieve symptoms.

Darëzeza also attracts visitors with its pine forest and iodine-rich sand, known for healing properties.

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