The village of Palasa is located on the side of Mount Çika and at the same time the first village on the coast, after crossing the Llogara Pass. In its center is a centuries-old plane tree. This village is distinguished by its narrow cobblestone streets, which lead to white houses with courtyards full of pergolas and vases with carnations. Part of it is the Palasa Beach with a fairly long stretch of over 1.5 km. It serves as a reception place for air sports enthusiasts, who parachute from the Llogara Pass and fall right on the Palasa Beach.
