What to do in Camogli

Why not spend a care-free afternoon at Camogli Beach during your travels in Camogli? While you're in the area, wander around the parks.

This 10th-century monastery sits tucked between sea and mountains, accessible only by boat or hiking trails. Explore medieval cloisters and the Doria family tombs before swimming in the crystal-clear Ligurian waters.

This rocky promontory extends dramatically into the Mediterranean with crystal-clear waters perfect for spotting marine life. Hike scenic trails through Mediterranean vegetation before cooling off with a refreshing swim.

Rising 610 metres above the Ligurian coast, Monte di Portofino rewards hikers with Mediterranean flora and sweeping sea views. Follow its trails through the natural park for an authentic Italian Riviera experience.

This coastal trail winds through olive groves and forests to reveal ancient WWII bunkers and sweeping Ligurian Sea views. Experienced hikers are rewarded with the secluded San Fruttuoso Abbey nestled in its pristine bay.

This intimate museum chronicles Camogli's maritime legacy through ship models and nautical artefacts. Retired sea captains volunteer as guides, sharing first-hand stories of the town's seafaring past.

This 12th-century Baroque basilica commands Camogli's harbour with gilded stucco and polychrome marble interiors. Climb the monumental stairway to discover exquisite frescoes by masters of the Genoese school.

This medieval fortress stands guard over Camogli's colourful harbour, offering breathtaking views of the Ligurian Sea. Visit in late afternoon to experience the castle's stone terraces bathed in golden sunset light.