Himarë · Drymades
Apartment · Drymades, Himarë
€158,000
Himara offers some of the Mediterranean’s most beautiful beaches, with luxury hillside villas over the Ionian Sea.
50 properties · sea-view stock €1,600–3,200/m²
Himara is the heart of the Albanian Riviera — a string of dramatic coves and villages (Livadhi, Potami, Llamani, Qeparo) backed by mountains and fronted by the clearest Ionian water. It offers larger plots and a quieter, more residential character than Saranda or Dhermi, attracting buyers who want a genuine Riviera setting with room to build.
Demand for villas and sea-view land here has risen sharply, yet Himara still feels unspoilt, and prices sit below the very top tier of Dhermi.
Livadhi and Potami beaches hold the prime villa land; Qeparo and the old upper villages offer characterful stone houses; the coast road south has new sea-view developments.
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Every Himara listing, including rentals, is on Homezone.al.
See all of Himara on Homezone.al →Yes. Foreign citizens have the same rights as Albanians to buy apartments and villas, including the land they sit on. No residency permit is required to own coastal property.
Around 3–5% on top of the price: notary (~0.5%), registration at ASHK (~0.3–0.5%); the 15% capital-gains tax is the seller’s liability. New-build VAT is usually included in the developer price.