The body of water that separates Italy from Albania is the Adriatic Sea. This sea is an extension of the Mediterranean and plays a key role in the region's shipping and fishing industries. The Adriatic Sea is known for its picturesque coastlines, with many islands and clear blue waters, making it a popular destination for tourists. Its geography influences the climate of the surrounding areas, contributing to a Mediterranean climate that is conducive to agriculture and forms a significant part of the economic activities of both countries bordering the sea.