Boat Tours in DhermiwithDhermi Boat Tours
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Our Group Tours
Group Tour to Grama Bay & Secret Blue Cave
4-hour boat tour of the Karaburun Peninsula all the way to the Secret Blue Cave and Grama Bay, with swimming stops at the Secret Blue Cave, Grama Bay and Saint Andrea Bay. Also visits Thunder Cave, the Hidden Cave and the Blue Gem Cave.
- Duration: 4h
Group Tour of the Caves
2-hour group boat tour to Pirates Cave, the Monastery’s Caves, Pigeons Cave and the Secret Cave, all the way to Jali Beach, with two swimming stops at secluded beaches reachable only by sea. Snorkeling gear provided on the boat.
- Duration: 2h
Group Tour of All Caves & Gjipe Beach
3-hour boat tour of all the caves and Gjipe Beach, starting from Dhermi beach on a new excursion boat, with a swimming stop at the Secret Cave and a long stop at Gjipe Beach.
- Duration: 3h
Private boat tours
Private boat tours from Dhermi beach on a new, spacious boat with an English-speaking skipper, to Pirates Cave, Pigeons Cave, Gjipe beach, Saint Andrea Bay, Grama Bay & Secret Blue Cave, Porto Palermo or Filikuri. Price for 2–4 people, skipper and fuel included.
- Duration: 1h
We’re on Lonely Planet Guide

★ We are featured in Lonely Planet’s Albania guide
(March 2026)
Frequently asked questions
Where do the tours start?
At our office on Dhermi beach. Please be there at least 10 minutes before departure. Our location: 📍 View on Google Maps
How many people can join?
Our group tours take up to 24 people. A private tour is for up to 6 people: the fixed price is for up to 4 people, with an extra fee per person for the 5th and 6th person.
From our Travel Guide
- Rent a Boat with a Skipper in Dhermi: Prices and OptionsHow to rent a boat with a skipper in Dhermi: private boat prices from 199€ for 2–4 people, what is included, and when a group tour is better value for money.
- Thunder Cave, Albania: How to Visit by Boat from DhermiThunder Cave (Shpella e Bubullimës) on the Karaburun coast north of Dhermi: where it is, why it’s called Thunder Cave, and how to visit it on a boat tour from Dhermi.
- Pirates Cave, Dhermi: The Legend and How to Visit by BoatPirates Cave, just south of Dhermi beach: the legend of the pirate Al Evra, Petro Marko’s novel, and how to visit the cave on a boat tour from Dhermi.
- How to Get to Dhermi: From Tirana, Vlora, Saranda and CorfuGetting to Dhermi by car, bus, taxi or ferry: routes and travel times from Tirana, Vlora, Saranda and Corfu, plus parking and the bus stop in Dhermi.
- Our Story – Dhermi Boat Tours – A Family Journey Since 2017Our family story: from one small 5.4-meter boat in 2017 to PETRO and TOMAS-I. Meet Tina, Enea, Tomas and Petro, the family behind Dhermi Boat Tours.
- Dhermi Boat Tours in Lonely Planet’s Albania GuideDhermi Boat Tours is featured in Lonely Planet’s March 2026 guide to Albania as the way to visit Gjipe Beach by boat. Here’s what the guide says and what our tour looks like today.
- Rough Sea? What to Do in DhermiWhen the sea is too rough for a boat trip: walk the old village, visit an olive oil workshop, watch the waves from a café, and a trip up to Llogara National Park.
- How to Avoid Being Scammed in DhermiLocal tips to avoid surprises when you book a boat trip in Dhermi: agree on the price, check what is included, choose a licensed company and check the safety equipment.
- When Is the Best Time for a Boat Tour in Dhermi?When boat tours run in Dhermi, prices by month, the 15% Early Booking Discount, which time of day to go, and why to book private tours at least 7 days ahead.
- Things to Do in Dhermi: A Local’s GuideThe best things to do in Dhermi, from locals: sea caves, Gjipe Beach, Grama Bay and the Secret Blue Cave, the old village, sunset spots, cocktails and dinner with a view.
- Best Beaches Near Dhermi to Visit by BoatOur favorite hidden beaches near Dhermi, south and north: Gjipe, Pigeons Cave Beach, Couple’s Bay, Grama Bay and Saint Andrea Bay, and how to reach them by boat.
- Self-Guided Walking Tour of DhermiA self-guided walking tour of the old village of Dhermi: the water mills trail, Panagia church, an old olive oil workshop, Saint Dhimitri Square and churches by the sea.
- Secret Blue Cave and Grama Bay: What to ExpectGrama Bay and the Secret Blue Cave on the Karaburun coast north of Dhermi: ancient inscriptions, swimming in blue light, and how to visit both by boat.
- How to Visit Gjipe Beach: By Boat vs. WalkingTwo ways to reach Gjipe Beach near Dhermi: the steep walk from the Saint Theodore Monastery, or an easy boat trip from Dhermi beach with stops at the sea caves.












