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Liguria Travel Guides
Hidden coves, ancient paths, local flavours. Stories and tips to discover the real Riviera.
Things to do in Camogli on a rainy day (and beyond)
Rain in Camogli? No problem. From the maritime museum to farinata fresh from the oven, here's how to make the most of a grey day on the Ligurian Riviera.
Santa Margherita Ligure: What to See, Do and Why It Makes the Perfect Base
Santa Margherita Ligure is the ideal base on the Eastern Riviera — elegant but accessible, with a working harbour, art déco villas, and boats to Portofino every hour. Discover what to see, what to do, and why it beats both Portofino and Camogli as a place to stay.
24 July 2026Genoa's Lanterna Lighthouse: History, Visits and How to Get There
21 July 2026Genoa in One Day: The Perfect Itinerary for First-Time Visitors
Genoa is Italy's most underrated city — and one perfect day is all it takes to fall in love with it. From medieval alleyways to Renzo Piano's waterfront, here's the itinerary first-time visitors need.
How to Get to Boccadasse: Genoa's Hidden Seaside Village
What to See at the Genoa Aquarium (And Why It's Worth the Trip)
Romantic weekend in Camogli: 3-day itinerary for couples
Portofino: What to See, How to Get There and Why It's Worth the Hype
Portofino is famous, expensive and tiny — but visited the right way, it is everything the postcards promise. Find out what to see, when to avoid the crowds, how to arrive by boat from Camogli or on foot from Santa Margherita, and why you do not need to stay there to get the best of the Ligurian Riviera.
Ligurian Riviera with Kids: The Family Holiday Guide That Actually Works
The Ligurian Riviera is perfect for families — if you know where to go. Beaches, ferry trips, Genoa Aquarium and everything that actually works with children.
Camogli or Rapallo: Which to Choose for Your Italian Riviera Holiday?
Two villages, twenty minutes apart, completely different moods. This guide helps you choose between Camogli and Rapallo for your Italian Riviera holiday.
How to get to San Fruttuoso di Camogli
San Fruttuoso di Camogli is one of Liguria's most magical corners — a medieval abbey, a hidden cove, and a legendary history. Here is how to reach it by sea or on foot.