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Green Coast Resort Luxury Apartments & Villas Albanian Riviera Palasa - Albanian Riviera The bay of Palasa lies at heart of Albanian Riviera 2000 years ago Julius Caesar landed his army in the beach of Palasa. Wild beauty with mountains of 2000 meters on the background. 10 minutes drive from National Llogara Park. White pebble beach, and crystal turquoise waters. Beautiful green hills with olive trees. 300 days of sunshine. How To Get To Green Coast: Corfu “Capodistria”Airport – 110 km Ioannina “King Pyrros” Aiport – 170 km Tirana “Mother Teresa” Airport – 200 km By Air Ohrid “St.Paul the Apostle” Airport – 270 km Prishtina “Adem Jashari” Airport – 420 km Skopje “Alexander the Great” Airport – 460 km Vlora Airport – 50 km (construction to start on 2020) Himara Dock – 25 km Port of Vlora – 50 km By Sea Port of Saranda – 75km Port of Durres – 170 km Port of Corfu – 110 km Charming Villages & Pristine Beaches Along the Riviera What to visit: Cities of Saranda, Vlora, and Gjirokastra Old villages of Riviera like: Vuno, Dhermi, Qeparo, Borsh Archaeological sites as: Butrint, Orikum, Phoenix (capital of the ancient Epirus) Other sites of interest: Porto Palermo, Likursi castle, Blue Eye Known for the great culinary Perfect area for different sport activities Strategic location close to different attractions Various places with historical and cultural values Ancient ruins of castles or monasteries along the shore The famous GjipeCanyon. It stretches from the bottom of Nemercka mountain to the wonderful pebbled beach. Combination of crystal waters and mountains on the back Only 20 min south of Green Coast Resort. Beach in Dhermi (a village next to Palasa). Huge demand by clients during the summer season. Ceraunian mountains on the horizon. Only 10 min way from Green Coast Resort. 6 1 6 6 Master Plan 6 6 4 1 6 5 3 6 Hotel area 5 6 2 Promenade 5 6 3 3 5 3 The resort 5 3 5 3 3 5 3 1 Elite Deluxe Villas 5 4 2 Elite Villas 2 1 4 2 3 Individual Villas 3 4 Small Individual Villas 5 Twin Villas 6 Elite Family Villas Front Line At The Green Coast Beach Bar & Restaurant at the Green Coast Master Plan of Green Coast in 3D Development Stages of the Green Coast Apartments (4-Family Villas) Situated in various lines of the project. Spacious, very well lighted, partial sea view. Private garden and dedicated parking place. Type 1: 1 living room, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom. • Apt. size – 97 m2 • Price – starting from 193.000 Euro Type 2: 1 living room, 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom. • Apt. size – 74 m2 • Price – starting from 155.000 Euro Type 3: 1 living room, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom. • Apt. size – 111 m2 • Price – starting from 216.000 Euro Type 4: 1 living room, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom. • Apt. size – 84 m2 • Price – starting from 177.000 Euro Small Twin Villas Built in two floors. 2 identical villas semi-detached. Located at the heart of the resort. 1 living room, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. 2nd and 3rd rows of resort. Dedicated parking space. Villa indoor size: 148 m2. Villa parcel size: 212 m2. Price: starting from 307.000 Euro. Individual Villas Built in two floors. Stand alone units with sea view. Positioned in the first lines of GC. 1 living room, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Dedicated parking space. Villa indoor size: 177 m2. Villa parcel size: 305 – 582 m2. Price: 485.000 Euro. Elite Deluxe Villas Built in two floors. Directly on the sea, unobstructed sea view. Includes a swimming pool. 1 living room, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Located in the frontline of the resort. Two dedicated parking space on the back. Villa indoor size: 464 – 539 m2. Villa parcel size: 900 – 1400 m2. Price: 775.000 Euro. For Detailed Information Contact Us: Albania Property Group LTD Address: Rruga Brigada VIII, No.16, Ap.29, Tirana 1019, Albania Contact: Ilir Konomi Phone 1: + 355 67 20 80001 Phone 2: + 355 69 40 00711 Email: [email protected].

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