Sarandë District facts for kids
Quick facts for kids
District of Sarandë
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Map showing Sarandë District within Albania
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| Country |  Albania |
| Capital | Sarandë |
The Sarandë District (called Rrethi i Sarandës in Albanian) was a special area in Albania. It used to be one of the country's thirty-six districts. These districts were changed in the year 2000. Now, the area that was once the Sarandë District is part of Vlorë County.
About the Sarandë District
The Sarandë District covered an area of 749 square kilometers. In 2010, about 48,474 people lived there. A little earlier, in 1993, the population was around 53,700.
Main City and Other Places
The most important city in the district was Sarandë. It was the main center for the area. Other interesting places in the district included:
- Konispol: This town is located very close to the border with Greece.
- Ksamil: A popular place for tourists to visit, known for its beautiful beaches.
- Çukë
- Vrinë
- Butrint: This is a very old place with amazing ruins. It's an important archeological site where you can see history.
People and Culture
Most of the people living in the Sarandë District were Albanians. However, there was also a notable group of people who were of Greek heritage. This mix of cultures makes the area interesting and diverse.
