Discover the places that make Liguria unique

Just steps from our B&B lies one of the most beautiful stretches of coast in Italy. Cinque Terre, Portofino, Portovenere, Genoa and Camogli: every village holds colors, flavors and views that deserve to be enjoyed slowly.

Whether you prefer hiking the paths high above the sea or a stroll through the narrow lanes, this is the ideal starting point. We will help you choose the perfect itinerary for your day.

Where the coast becomes art

Cinque Terre

Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza and Monterosso: five colorful villages clinging to the rock, linked by scenic paths high above the sea. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, they are best explored on foot, among terraces of vines and olive trees and breathtaking views at every turn.

The jewel of the Riviera

Portofino

Small but legendary, Portofino enchants with its elegant little harbor, ringed by pastel houses and luxury yachts. A historic retreat for aristocrats and film stars, it offers one of the finest views over the gulf from Castello Brown.

La Superba, history and sea

Genoa

Genoa is home to the largest medieval old town in Europe, a maze of narrow lanes between antique workshops and the majestic Palazzi dei Rolli. The birthplace of Christopher Columbus, it brings together history, culture and the famous Aquarium at the Porto Antico.

The gate to the Gulf of Poets

Portovenere

Overlooking the striking Gulf of Poets, this fortified village wins you over with the Church of San Pietro, perched on the rock, and the view of the islands of Palmaria and Tino. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, with colorful tower houses and a wild atmosphere.

The fishermen’s village

Camogli

Camogli has kept intact the charm of a genuine fishing village, with tall, colorful tower houses reflected in the sea. A pebble beach, a lively little harbor and the nearby Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta complete the picture.

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