There are 5-6 restaurants in Jal beach, most of them family-runned places very simple but cheap. There's also a mid-range restaurant, you can easily find. Seafood is really cheap in the small restaurants. But you can try meat also, like this lamb in the picture. Vegetarians, unfortunately will not have much choice.
In Vuno village there's only one restaurant, in the center
Favorite Dish: Special plate, ask at Adelina's restaurant for 'pite' early in the morning, kind of thick creppes, fantastic with some white cheese.
Written Jan 19, 2005
Address: Jal beach
After a good dinner in one of the restaurants by the beach, we stayed by the fire until late at night, drinking and talking (and had a nude bath also). There are two open discos near the beach, so you can here the music even if you are not right there. There are also some beach volley fields where you can see people playing until 2 am or so, crazy.
In Vuno village there are not many possibilities for any night activity, there is a disco-bar-restaurant in the village where live music is played. If you have a car you can try to join the more lively nightlife in nearby Himara or Dhermi.
Dress Code: Anything you like, but be sure to have something warm for the morning hours.
Updated Jan 13, 2006
Address: Jal beach
This, look at the picture, is what we call national road here in Albania (but there are better roads also). Roads are in bad state in all the Albanian Riviera, except for the Llogara Pass. So, drive carefuly.
Apart from the roads there are not other dangers, the situattion is very calm in this part of Albania.
Written Jan 19, 2005
Favorite thing: Walk, just walk in nature. Unlike other Albania 'hot' touristic spots that are now full of hotels builded without any criteria, here the situation is still calm in this sense. Leave the center of the village, and it's only you and the voices of nature, and maybe someone with his sheeps.
Written Jan 20, 2005
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