Bashkia e Sukthit

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Bashkia e Sukthit, a town in Durrës County, western Albania, is divided by the Erzen river into Sukth i Ri and Sukth i vjeter. It became a subdivision of the municipality Durrës after the 2015 local government reform. With a population of 15,966 as of the 2011 census, it offers a unique blend of local culture and proximity to natural attractions. The town is just three kilometers north of Shijak and seven kilometers from the Adriatic Sea, making it an attractive destination for those looking to explore both historical sites and beautiful coastlines.

Bashkia e Sukthit, a town in Durrës County, western Albania, is divided by the Erzen river into Sukth i Ri and Sukth i vjeter. It became a subdivision of the municipality Durrës after the 2015 local government reform. With a population of 15,966 as of the 2011 census, it offers a unique blend of local culture and proximity to natural attractions. The town is just three kilometers north of Shijak and seven kilometers from the Adriatic Sea, making it an attractive destination for those looking to explore both historical sites and beautiful coastlines.

Highlights

• Division by the Erzen river.

• Proximity to the Adriatic Sea.

• Close to the historic town of Shijak.

• Part of the larger Durrës municipality.

Before you go: Bashkia e Sukthit essentials

• Close access to the Adriatic Sea, ideal for beach visits.

• Rich local culture with historical sites nearby.

• Part of the larger Durrës municipality, offering more amenities.

Local Transport

Public transport options are limited, so consider renting a car for easier travel.

Local Cuisine

Explore local eateries to taste traditional Albanian dishes.

Best For

Exploring local culture and coastal beauty.

Currency

ALL L

Average Cost

$50-$100 p/day

Languages Spoken

Albanian, English

Weather

Summers can be hot, so pack accordingly if visiting during this season.

Occasion Tags

Tourists, Locals

Best time to visit Bashkia e Sukthit

April-JuneSeptember-November

Best Season

Spring

Spring offers mild weather, ideal for exploring the town and nearby attractions.

Best Season

Summer

Summer is warm and perfect for enjoying the nearby Adriatic beaches.

Best Season

Fall

Fall provides a pleasant climate for sightseeing and local exploration.

Winter

Winters are mild, offering a quieter experience for visitors.

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