Further Info. from Suzette “Q”:
Cost is apparently now per calendar day, so we paid 10 euros for the day we arrived and 10 euros for the day we were leaving (as opposed to 1 payment of 10 per night). 40 for the agent and 20 for the harbour master, so 80 euros in total.

This is expensive for the 1 night with no facilities, but we look at it as a chance to visit a new country and experience. We felt very safe and it was clean and quiet. Maybe we were just lucky with the coal and shipping movements, not a problem. We will be visiting again in a couple of months time.

We paid the clearance both in Vlore’s and Durres’ harbour 60 euros We also paid 10 euros per night plus the travel agent and the harbour master. People in town are nice, taxi cheap and buses cost nothing.

However, we lost an entire day moving the boat since the port was full and they just didn’t know how to organise the space so we kept moving, listening to all their comments.

Posted on behalf of Tony Olin:
On approach keep to the bouy’d Channel as far as the port entrance, this can be confusing as there is a new small craft Marina adjacent to the main port entrance, however, they don’t allow entry into this Marina and it lies empty, it is not yet marked on charts etc.

Go into the main commercial port and tie up where directed by the port agent, we used Arben Ninga, arben.ninga@Kad.al. The cost was €100 to include four nights mooring, no water or electricity, not very secure to leave the boat for any length of time either, oil and dust everywhere, very noisy with cranes working through the night.