Boat Trip around the Five Islands of Ksamil

What to Expect

Join us for an unforgettable boat trip from Ksamil Beach to the stunning Five Islands of Ksamil. We will take you on a scenic tour around each of the islands, offering you spectacular views of the region. After a thrilling 20-minute speedboat ride, we will drop anchor at the serene Twin Islands, where you can relax and explore for a minimum of 30 minutes, soaking in the beauty of this hidden paradise.

The islands are known for their pristine beaches and vibrant marine life. As part of the Butrint National Park, they are famous for their lush greenery and tranquil atmosphere. You can stay there as long as you want — 1, 2, 3 hours or the whole day — giving you plenty of time to swim in the crystal-clear waters and enjoy a scenic beach. This stop is the perfect opportunity to relax and immerse yourself in the natural beauties of the area before returning to Ksamil Beach. The return trip is every 1 hour, giving you the opportunity to choose how long you want to stay.

Highlights

• Explore the Twin Islands

• Swim and relax on a scenic beach

Itinerary

• Departure from Ksamil Beach

• Cruise along the Three Islands

• Stop for swimming at the Twin Islands

• Arrival at Ksamil Beach

How to Get There

We meet at the Ksamil Watersports office, 20 minutes before departure.

Characteristics of The Boat

• RIB boat

• Number of passengers: 12

• No sun-protected area

• No restrooms

Included Services

• Life vests

Requirements

• Physical health

• Maximum weight: 120

Bring Along

• Swimsuit

• Towel

• Sunscreen, sunglasses and hat

Good to Know

• Minimum age required is 5 years

• Not suitable for toddlers, pregnant women and the elderly

• Not suitable for people with bad heart conditions

• Not recommended for people who suffer from any back problems, or had any back operations

• Not recommended for people with reduced mobility

• Not accessible to wheelchairs and strollers

• No pets allowed

• You are allowed to bring your own drinks and snacks

• The island is a public natural area. Its maintenance, cleanliness, and number of visitors are not our responsibility as the tour provider.