Tourist Info 
Rradhime is a village located on the western side of the Lungara mountain, south of Vlora. The historic village boundaries include an area of around 2,000 acres. The village is located at a height of 150-180 meters above sea level; the maximum distance north-south is approximately 7.5 kilometers, while the maximum distance east-west (to the edge of the sea) is around 4.5 kilometers; the distance as the crow flies from the center of the village to the edge of the sea is approximately 1,100 meters.
Archaeological evidence in burials unearthed at the top of the shore and at the homes of Beqir Mjalti and Brahim Begotare, as well as certain finds in Mavrenerua and Virua, indicate that Radhima was an early settlement dating from the III - II century BC. The name Radhima appears on a map for the first time in 1118.
It is well-known for producing wine and shajak. Its primary focus is on citrus, olive, viticulture, and tourism. Radhima has a Mediterranean climate, with moderate winters and cool, sunny summers. Radhima has a seashore that extends from Ura e Vrizi to the Izvor river's discharge and is 7,450 m long, with a land border that is 15,700 m long.
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