Want to know what to see in and around Finale Ligure? Within walking distance of the campsite, there are private beach clubs equipped with everything you need to relax and sunbathe. Start right from our wonderful and picturesque village, Borgio Verezzi, listed among the "Borghi più Belli d'Italia" (Italy's Most Beautiful Villages). Perched on the Opera hill, it comprises four beautiful hamlets, from which you can enjoy fabulous views of the Gulf of Liguria. Near the historic center of Borgio Verezzi are the Valdemino Caves, with their incredible stalactites that seem to defy gravity. Opened to the public in 1970, they can be visited today. Next stop Finale Ligure! In addition to its beaches, this town offers a charming historic village, Final Borgo. Only 25 km from the campsite is Savona, the provincial capital, a town with a unique atmosphere that has a long history, evidenced by its most famous points of interest. Such as the Priamar fortress, symbol of the city. in 20 meters from the beach. water up to 26.2°C. Estimated beach occupancy density. Pets are allowed on the beach. There's a cafe/bar on the beach.
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An established jewel of Italian cuisine: easy to make using the right ingredients and being coached by an experienced professional. In the car you often find yourself in long queues for traffic, but in Vespa you can move quickly on your own. Home cooked meals are always delicious and filled with warmth and authenticity. In the typical Italian homes, there is always plenty of food to accommodate even unexpected guests and spend enjoyable moments together. On an extended trip to the small, family-run shops and stalls of the Sanremo fruit and vegetable Market you’ll source the best local ingredients in season. In addition to cooking pasta and the sauces to go with it, the engaging host will show you how to make a tasty Italian dessert, a typical Ligurian antipasto, and a main course. The experience will end with an amazing family style meal!
Join an exciting 60-minute walking journey through Sanremo. A full immersion in the Ligurian culinary tradition. Meet our local culinary expert in the morning and discover the authentic recipe of Pesto sauce, the valued condiment to minestrone and pasta dishes. By car you often find yourself in long traffic queues, but on a Vespa you can get around quickly on your own. You can't visit Italy without trying at least one pasta dish... So, we'll teach you two! Learn how to roll 'sfoglia' (fresh pasta) by hand and how to prepare 2 simple different kinds of pasta from scratch with your local host. As the icing on the cake, you will learn to prepare also the iconic Tiramisu. Share your passion for the Italian cuisine as you make new friends in this hands-on cooking class. It's a great way to truly experience Italian culture. This experience is held by Cesarine, the oldest Italy’s network of home cooks available in more than 500 cities all over the country. Cesarine stands for "home cook", they are passionate and welcoming local hosts that open the doors of their own homes to curious travellers for immersive culinary experiences.
Discover hidden historical and cultural sights and surprises that make it more than “just a food tour”. On our 3-hour walking food tour through the “caruggi” - the characteristic narrow streets of the Medieval town - you’ll get to taste what makes Ligurian cuisine so special and unique and you’ll visit the fruit and vegetable market. If you would you like to learn make a real Italian pizza in little time in a fun cooking class, then today is possible. We will have the class in my kitcken, equipped with all the necessary tools to let everybody enjoy and appreciate the art of cooking. The Val Nervia is an absolute must-see place of the Riviera dei Fiori. It is one of the loveliest parts of Liguria’s hinterland. This is the domain of one of the finest Italian wines, and one of Italy’s best kept secrets, which is gaining popularity and is in great demand worldwide.
Dolceacqua is the ancient village dominated by the imposing ruin of the Castello dei Doria which towers over the old town on the left bank of the river. Its name means “sweet water”. The Impressionist painter Claude Monet immortalized on canvas. Are you a cruise traveler docking in La Spezia, eager to immerse yourself in the rich history and captivating charm of Florence and Pisa? Join us for an unforgettable full-day shore excursion that promises to enchant and inspire. Discover world-famous landmarks, from the majestic Florence Cathedral to the timeless grandeur of Piazza dei Miracoli. Wander across the charming Ponte Vecchio, capture breathtaking moments at Piazza della Signoria, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of the Piazza del Mercato Centrale. For a truly unforgettable experience, explore the iconic Leaning Tower in Pisa and uncover even more hidden gems along the way. With 24-hour risk free cancellation, seamless transportation and a guaranteed timely return to your ship, your adventure will be effortless, enriching, and stress-free.
You can't visit Italy without trying at least one pasta dish... Learn how to roll 'sfoglia' (fresh pasta) by hand and how to prepare 2 simple different kinds of pasta from scratch with your Cesarina. Share your passion for the Italian cuisine as you make new friends in this hands-on cooking class. It's a great way to truly experience Italian culture. • Small-group cooking class with a maximum of 12 people. Cesarine is Italy’s oldest network of home cooks all over the country. We loved having such a welcoming place that enabled us to enjoy some beach time with our furry friend. The beach is well equipped and kept tidy and clean; nice dog shower and plenty of water bowls. The price was really reasonable. It is worth the drive if you are in the area with your dog. Small beach with a lot of loungers packed in, but very friendly atmosphere. Paid €28 for two loungers and a parasol. Kids and our dog had a lot of fun despite the small space. Very bad experience, will never go there again. The owner was very unfriendly to us, when she noticed that we were tourists. She made clear that she did not want us there. A fantastic beach for your dogs.
Overlooking the Western Riviera, the town of Pietra Ligure is one of the most popular destinations in western Liguria. Elegant and lively in summer, it is perfect if you are looking for beaches with crystal clear sea and surroundings to explore. Here is a guide on what to see in Pietra Ligure and what to do in the surrounding area. Where is Pietra Ligure Pietra Ligure is located in Liguria, on the Western Riviera, between the municipalities of Loano to the east and Finale Ligure to the west. It is about 80 km from Genoa and 30 km from Savona, and is easily accessible by car or train (the railway station is located a short walk from the centre and the seafront). If you arrive by car, you will find many free or paid parking spaces with hourly rates around the historic centre and the beach (the closest is in Piazzale Flavio Geddo).
What to see in Pietra Ligure Historic centre The ancient heart of Pietra Ligure is a maze of narrow alleys (carruggi), bright little squares and historic buildings. Don’t miss Leale-Franchelli Palace, an elegant example of noble architecture, and Piazza San Nicolò, the town’s main square, overlooked by the Basilica of San Nicolò, the symbol of the village. With its imposing façade, the Basilica of San Nicolò dominates the square and houses Baroque decorations and sacred works of art. It is truly a small artistic gem not to be missed.From the historic centre, with the sea behind you, look up towards the hill in the hinterland and you will see the Doria Castle. In reality, it is a complex of medieval ruins, of which parts of the perimeter walls and some defensive structures are still visible today.If you have half an hour to spare, it is worth taking a short walk uphill to reach it, both to understand the defensive function of the village in medieval times and to admire the view of the village and the coast.
Beaches and seafront The coastline of Pietra Ligure stretches for over 2 kilometres, with beaches alternating between free stretches and private bathing establishments. There are also dog-friendly areas where dogs can swim (for example, the RinTin Beach and Ex Leonessa areas). In summer, like other resorts on the Western Riviera, Pietra Ligure is often awarded the Blue Flag, a symbol of environmental quality of the waters and bathing services. The beach is sandy, mixed with small pebbles in some places, typical of the Ligurian Riviera; the seabed slopes gently, making it perfect for families with children. The most family-friendly beach is the central one because it has more sand (and fewer pebbles), facilities equipped with cabins, showers, bars and toilets, and is easily accessible with pushchairs.
Pietro Toesca Botanical Park Located on the hill overlooking Pietra Ligure, on the slopes of Mount Trabocchetto, this municipal botanical park, with free admission, offers a pleasant walk among local and introduced plant species, with information signs about the plants, a small pond with fish and turtles, and relaxation areas. There is also a small playground for children.To reach it from the historic centre (e.g. from Piazza San Nicolò), you can walk up Via della Cornice or other footpaths leading inland.
Things to do in Pietra Ligure: inland paths A few minutes’ drive takes you from the sea to olive groves. The area around Pietra Ligure is perfect for scenic treks through the fragrant Mediterranean scrub and dry stone walls typical of Liguria. For example, a half-hour drive will take you to the starting point for an easy trek, suitable for children, which leads to the Pian delle Bosse refuge and, if you wish, continues to Mount Carmo di Loano. AsinOlla Families with children may be interested in spending half a day at AsinOlla, a nature park offering activities with donkeys, horses and ponies, slow trekking, first rides and games for children, as well as picnic and barbecue areas with sea views. AsinOlla is located in the hills a few minutes’ drive from the centre of Pietra Ligure (follow the signs for Pian dell’Olio - Travocchetto). In this event, considered one of the largest in Europe in terms of number of participants and size of the works, hundreds of master flower artists from all over Italy and abroadcreate artistic floral carpets that cover the streets and squares of the village.The designs are composed petal by petal with fresh and dried flowers and plant materials, creating colourful and evocative patterns that change with each edition. In addition to the carpets, the event features side events such as guided tours with the master flower artists, live music, shows, themed markets and creative workshops.
What to see in the surrounding area: the medieval village of Finalborgo, Borgio Verezzi caves, the most colourful in Italy, Loano, lively and with beautiful beaches, Caves of Toirano, spectacular natural cavities with prehistoric footprints. Pietra Ligure and inclusivity Finally, we would like to draw attention to Pietra Ligure’s commitment to inclusivity. The presence of the Santa Corona Hospital and, in particular, its Unipolar Spinal Unit (a centre of excellence for the rehabilitation of people with spinal cord injuries) has contributed over the years to transforming the town into a place that is attentive to accessibility. What does this mean in practice? Here you will find a flat seafront, pavements equipped with ramps, well-equipped beach establishments and accessible accommodation facilities. All these features make Pietra Ligure a truly welcoming and wheelchair-friendly (or pushchair-friendly) location. Find your accommodation in Pietra Ligure: ▶