Albania–Greece border
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The Albania–Greece border separates the Republic of Albania and Greece in Southeast Europe, it has a length of 282 km (175 mi).[1]
The border begins in the West with the strait east of Corfu and continues on the mainland in the municipality of Sagiada. It then continues eastward until it reaches the tripoint with North Macedonia in Lake Prespa.
Border crossings
 Albanian checkpoint | Municipality |  Greek checkpoint | Municipality | Opening times | Route in Albania | Route in Greece |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Qafë Botë | Konispol | Mavromati | Filiates | 24 hours[2] | SH-97 |  |
| Rips, Sarandë | Finiq | Ampelonas | Filiates | ? | local road (pedestrians only) | local road (pedestrians only) |
| Kakavijë | Dropull | Kakavia | Pogoni | 24 hours |  |
 |
| Sopik | Dropull | Drymades | Pogoni | (intermittent opening) | local road (pedestrians only) | local road (pedestrians only) |
| Tre Urat | Përmet | Mertsianis | Konitsa | 7:00-19:00[3] | SH-80 | local road |
| Kapshticë | Devoll | Krystallopigi | Prespes | 24 hours[4] |  |
 |
References
- ↑ "Geografie – Albanien" (in German). University of Koblenz.
Angrenzende Länder – Griechenland 282 km
- ↑ https://albaniandailynews.com/news/greece-albania-mavromati-border-to-be-opened-24-hours-a-day-
- ↑ https://albaniandailynews.com/news/greece-albania-mavromati-border-to-be-opened-24-hours-a-day-
- ↑ https://bordercrossinghub.com/kapshtice-krystallopigi-border-crossing/
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