A small stop carved into the olive terraces on the slope above Himarë, run by a family who press their own oil. Five levelled places, each with a tap and a 10A socket, separated by drystone walls and old trees.
The footpath from the lowest terrace reaches a pebble cove in about twelve minutes down and twenty back up. It is steep, unlit and not suitable for anyone unsteady, but it is almost always empty.
The stop is deliberately small and does not take vehicles over 7 m. Book ahead in July and August; the family answers on WhatsApp faster than by phone.