Camogli and surroundings

Camogli is

PARADISE GULF

a romantic seaside village, located in the beautiful setting of the Paradise Gulf. Its historic center lined with shops and the ancient Dragone Castle perched on a cliff make Camogli an unforgettable holiday destination.

Camogli is

PARADISE GULF

a romantic seaside village, located in the beautiful setting of the Paradise Gulf. Its historic center lined with shops and the ancient Dragone Castle perched on a cliff make Camogli an unforgettable holiday destination.

Camogli is

PARK OF PORTOFINO

starting point for itineraries in the nearby Park of Portofino. With its This natural park offers plenty of trails to satisfy both experienced hiker and recreational walker. 80 kilometers of marked trails, it is a true hikers’ paradise. This natural park offers plenty of trails to satisfy both experienced hiker and recreational walker.

Camogli is

PARK OF PORTOFINO

starting point for itineraries in the nearby Park of Portofino. With its This natural park offers plenty of trails to satisfy both experienced hiker and recreational walker. 80 kilometers of marked trails, it is a true hikers’ paradise. This natural park offers plenty of trails to satisfy both experienced hiker and recreational walker.

Camogli dintorni

Camogli isTHE ABBEY OF SAN FRUTTUOSO

The Abbey of San Fruttuoso is a Benedictine monastery from the year 1000 built in a little cove on the sea: a true oasis in a unique setting. The architecture is perfectly integrated with its natural context. Precisely the inaccessibility of the place and the presence of a source of fresh water made it, in the eighth century AD, an ideal place for the foundation of a church. According to tradition, the martyr Fruttuoso chose the church site: he appeared in a dream and ordered the bishop of Tarragona, Prospero, who was fleeing from Spain, to set up an abbey in that specific site and use it to protect his saint remains from the Arabs. The facility is managed by FAI, the Italian Environmental Fund.

Camogli is

THE ABBEY OF SAN FRUTTUOSO

Camogli dintorni

The Abbey of San Fruttuoso is a Benedictine monastery from the year 1000 built in a little cove on the sea: a true oasis in a unique setting. The architecture is perfectly integrated with its natural context. Precisely the inaccessibility of the place and the presence of a source of fresh water made it, in the eighth century AD, an ideal place for the foundation of a church. According to tradition, the martyr Fruttuoso chose the church site: he appeared in a dream and ordered the bishop of Tarragona, Prospero, who was fleeing from Spain, to set up an abbey in that specific site and use it to protect his saint remains from the Arabs. The facility is managed by FAI, the Italian Environmental Fund.

Camogli is

THE SITE OF THE CHRIST OF THE ABYSS

The statue of 2 and a half meters, created by the sculptor Guido Galletti, was placed in the depths of the bay in 1954. Every year, on the last Saturday of July, divers place a laurel wreath at the foot of Christ in memory of the deaths at sea and of those who make the sea their life.

Camogli è

THE SITE OF THE CHRIST OF THE ABYSS

The statue of 2 and a half meters, created by the sculptor Guido Galletti, was placed in the depths of the bay in 1954. Every year, on the last Saturday of July, divers place a laurel wreath at the foot of Christ in memory of the deaths at sea and of those who make the sea their life.

Camogli is

THE STELLA MARIS

The event, celebrated on the first Sunday of August, dating back to 1400, it has its highlight in laying at sea of thousands of candles (biodegradable), lit in honor of the Virgin Mary: for local fishermen She is the Star of the Sea.

Camogli is

THE STELLA MARIS

The event, celebrated on the first Sunday of August, dating back to 1400, it has its highlight in laying at sea of thousands of candles (biodegradable), lit in honor of the Virgin Mary: for local fishermen She is the Star of the Sea.

Camogli is

THE CETACEAN SANCTUARY

one of the first international protected areas in the Mediterranean, particularly populated by marine mammals. Tourists can enjoy a unique experience in the open sea: admiring dolphins and whales in their natural habitat. Liguria Whale Watching boats leave from the port of Camogli all summer

Camogli is

THE CETACEAN SANCTUARY

one of the first international protected areas in the Mediterranean, particularly populated by marine mammals. Tourists can enjoy a unique experience in the open sea: admiring dolphins and whales in their natural habitat. Liguria Whale Watching boats leave from the port of Camogli all summer

Original quote in Genoese dialect:

“Mainà nu ghe travaggio che u nu sagge fa”