Gjipe Beach, a stunning natural gem near Dhërmi, Albania, offers an adventurous escape with its turquoise waters and impressive canyon backdrop. Accessibility is primarily via a moderately challenging hike down from the main road (allow 30-45 minutes one way, sturdy footwear recommended) or by boat taxi from nearby coastal towns like Himara. Visitors can easily enjoy a solo trip for hiking and swimming, or opt for guided boat tours that provide convenient access and often include exploration of the canyon or nearby caves. The optimal time to visit is from late spring to early autumn (May to October) when the weather is warm and seasonal facilities are open; off-season travel might face limited services and tougher access. Approximate costs range from minimal for self-sufficient hikers (aside from transport to the trailhead) to €20-€50+ for boat transfers, plus €5-€15 for sunbed rentals and expenses for food/drinks from the seasonal beach kiosks. A typical visit duration is half to a full day (4-8 hours), allowing plenty of time for relaxation, swimming, and exploring the canyon; remember to bring water, snacks, and sun protection as shade is limited.