Punta Chiapa Beach lies hidden (almost) out of the way halfway between Camogli and Portofino on the Ligurian coast.
Hiking Trail from San Fruttuoso to Portofino
In the Portofino Nature Reserve, there’s a small, secluded abbey nestled in a turquoise cove that can only be reached on foot or by boat: have you heard of San Fruttuoso?
From beach to beach, from Santa Margherita to Portofino
The coastline between Santa Margherita Ligure and Portofino is dotted with yachts, sailboats, and idyllic little coves tucked away among rocks and pine forests. Want to come discover them on a stroll?
A Tour of the Villages of the "5 Terre"
Did you know that the “Cinque Terre” in the Liguria region is the part of Italy that attracts the most visitors each year? There must be a reason for that…
5 Terre: Blue Trail #2 from Vernazza to Corniglia
Want to take a trip to the Cinque Terre? Get ready to be blown away by the views along the Blue Trail #2, which connects Vernazza and Corniglia.
5 Terre: Blue Trail #2 from Monterosso to Vernazza
Want to come for a walk through the “Cinque Terre”? The famous Blue Trail #2 begins (or ends) with the section overlooking the sea that connects Monterosso and Vernazza. This was the first hike I took through Liguria’s famous “Five Lands” when I moved to Italy. It’s hard to forget… Technical details: Difficulty: moderate…
Ponte Maceira, the road from Santiago to Finisterre
Imagine yourself on a stone bridge surrounded by fog and vegetation. Scotland? No, much closer. On pilgrimage in Ponte Maceira, on the road from Santiago to Finisterre. Do you know how much it costs to travel back in time? 3.5 hours on foot from Santiago or 15 minutes if you go by car. Are you coming? Ponte Maceira, on the...
Costa da Vela and Cabo do Home Route
Are you going to spend a few days in the Pontevedra estuary? Then you can't miss this easy hiking route along the Costa da Vela to Cabo do Home "
Complete hiking route around the Cíes Islands
Are you planning a hiking route around the Cíes Islands? Here you have all the practical information you need to make the most of your visit to 100% "
Why visit Combarro in low season
Do you want to know what the Galician town of Combarro looks like on a gray, rainy day in the off-season? The answer is: authentic. Why do I recommend traveling to Combarro at other times of the year than July and August? Just take a look at the pictures and tell me what you "don't miss"...