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Ksamil is a small, coastal village in Southern Albania marketed as the "Maldives of Europe," famous for its small offshore islands, turquoise waters, and bright (often artificial) white sand beaches
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Unlike the ancient cities nearby, the modern village of Ksamil was built recently, in 1966, specifically as an agricultural settlement for olive and citrus farming; its name is derived from the Greek Examilio, meaning "six miles," referring to its distance from the city of Sarandë.