Tag Archives: Liguria

From Levanto to Varazze, Discover the Best Surf Spots in Liguria
If you are a surf enthusiast or have always wanted to try this fascinating sport, Liguria offers a series of spots that cannot be ignored. From waves for beginners to more challenging ones, here is a list of the best places for surfing in Liguria. 1. Levanto: Waves up to Four Meters Just a stone’s […]
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Bergeggi, Noli, and Surroundings: A Corner of Paradise on the Ligurian Riviera
Crystal-clear waters, wild coves, and breathtaking cliffs. Here we are on the Riviera delle Palme, an enchanting and renowned area of Liguria. Specifically, we find ourselves in Bergeggi, a picturesque destination perfect for lovers of the sea, pristine nature, and local traditions. Bergeggi, between beaches and protected islands Suspended between mountains and the sea, this […]
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Alta Via dei Monti Liguri: 8 stops for 8 unforgettable weekends
Alta Via dei Monti Liguri is one of the beauties of the region of Liguria (Italy). Alta Via is formed by thousands of kilometres of paths and mule tracks. These tracks connect the two extremes of the Region, from Ventimiglia to Ceparana, in other words from the province of Imperia to the one of La […]
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6 Locations for a Yoga Retreat by the Sea
Yoga is a useful practice for psychophysical wellbeing. It helps with mental clarity and the management of emotions. It harmonizes body, energy, and mind. If you enjoy this practice, here are 6 stunning locations for a yoga retreat by the sea, between Liguria and Tuscany, in Italy. Yoga on the Ligurian sea, a few km from […]
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A sustainable holiday among the wonders of Lunigiana, Italy
Lunigiana: borderland of ancient castles and surprising nature, as well as the stage of our journey between Tuscany and Liguria, between sea and mountains. Our eco-friendly holiday in Lunigiana To discover Lunigiana we have chosen as a starting point an enchanting organic farm located at 300 meters above sea level, on the hills of Sarzana. […]
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Alta Val d’Orba, between woods and streams the Liguria you don’t expect
Immense woods, crossed by clear waterways, preserving rock engravings, ancient abbeys and Romanesque bridges. Alta Val d’Orba is a place still little known, where uncontaminated and wild nature reigns supreme. Here we are located in the border area between the provinces of Savona and that of Genoa, in the luxuriant Ligurian hinterland. We are ready […]
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Campo di Luna Organic Agritourism: a Sustainable Paradise of Liguria
A natural paradise surrounded by Sarzana hills (Liguria, Italy). Campo di Luna organic agritourism is the result of Pinuccia and Alberto’s dream. They have changed their lives and took a green direction. This is their story Next to Cinque Terre, but far from touristic areas, there is an amazing place with a wonderful view of […]
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Nature Significantly Boosts Health and Wellbeing
According to recent studies, being in touch with nature, even for a few hours, has several benefits on our mental and physical health. The study, carried out by researchers at the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom and published in Scientific Reports, involved about 20 thousand people who spent some time in contact with […]
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A holiday dedicated to Biodiversity
Biodiversity /bʌɪə(ʊ)dʌɪˈvəːsɪti/ noun the variety of plant and animal life in the world or in a particular habitat, a high level of which is usually considered to be important and desirable. A simple definition that encompasses all the richness of life and nature. From the smallest ones to big animals, from plants to humans, every […]
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The Real Cinque Terre, Beyond the Iconic Red Tower House in Riomaggiore
Among cultivated terraces, and dry stone walls, heroic winemakers, and ancient traditions… Discover the most authentic Cinque Terre No caption is needed to identify its location: The Cinque Terre. Each year over 2.5 million people visit this beautiful area. 2.5 million people! It’s no surprise. The 5 villages that make up the Cinque Terre are […]
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