Kakome Bay

The bay was formed through tectonic activity and karstic erosion. A small seasonal stream, also named Kakomë, flows into the bay. The inlet extends inland several hundred meters, with a width of approximately 300 to 400 meters. A pebble beach is found nearby, and the southern slopes surrounding the bay are covered with relatively well-preserved native vegetation.

The northern side, by contrast, is more barren and rocky, dominated by sparse shrubs. This side also features steep cliffs, which are largely impassable, leading to the nearby Krorëz Beach, where the historic Monastery of Saint Mary is located. Two additional monasteries can be found further inland, east of the bay.^[1][2][3][4]