5 Camogli

Nestled along the Ligurian coast, Camogli is a small fishing village that remains relatively under the radar compared to its more famous neighbors. The town is known for its colorful buildings that line the waterfront, creating a striking contrast against the deep blue sea. With its peaceful harbor, scenic beaches, and traditional fishing boats, Camogli offers a genuine glimpse into life on the Italian Riviera.

The historic Abbey of San Fruttuoso, located just outside the town and accessible by boat or on foot, is a must-see, set against a backdrop of lush greenery and dramatic cliffs. Camogli is also famous for its seafood, especially the local anchovies, which can be enjoyed in the town’s many waterfront restaurants.

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