The White Roads of Palase

The white roads of Palase is the name of one of the most impressive mountainbrooks of our country`s coastline. It`s got his name from its streambed which is filled with tiny stones and blocks of white and polished shiny stones, flows along the southern foot of Llogara and flows rapidly into the sea, where it forms a deposition cone and a large beach. Here, on January 5, 48 BC, Julius Cesar and his army crossed the neck of Llogara and landed in the ancient city of Orik, which at that time was controlled by the army of Pompeii.