Liguria Holidays
About our group trips to Liguria
Liguria is one of Italy's most appealing regions and stretches along the Italian Riviera between France and Tuscany. Here you will find colorful coastal towns, dramatic cliffs, small fishing ports and a pleasant Mediterranean climate. Liguria is also home to some of Italy's most well-known places, including Portofino, Camogli, Genoa and Cinque Terre. With Rolfs Flyg & Busresor you can experience Liguria through well-planned group trips where culture, nature and Italian lifestyle are at the center. Our trips to Liguria combine various coastal towns, historical sights and local food experiences with excursions along the beautiful Italian Riviera.
Country
★ Italy
Largest city
★ Genoa
Residents
★ Approximately 1.5 million
Travel to Liguria
A trip to Liguria offers the perfect combination of sea, culture and Italian history. Liguria is known for its colorful coastal communities, hiking trails and cuisine, where pesto alla genovese originated. Thanks to the short distances, Liguria is a great destination for round trips. During the same trip you can experience lively cities, small fishing villages and some of the most visited coastlines in the Mediterranean.
Italian Riviera
The Italian Riviera stretches along the Ligurian coast and is one of Europe's most popular holiday destinations. Here you will find steep cliffs, turquoise seas and small ports where colorful houses climb the slopes. The Italian Riviera has long attracted artists, writers and travelers. Today, the Italian Riviera is a popular destination for those who want to combine relaxation with culture, culinary experiences and nature.
Travel to Genoa
Genoa is the largest city in Liguria and one of Italy's most important port cities. The city has a long history as a trading center. A trip to Genoa is perfect for those who want to experience a cozy Italian city. Here in Genoa, there are historic quarters, local markets and a cultural life while the sea is always close by. Among the most famous sights in Genoa are the historic port area Porto Antico, the large aquarium Acquario di Genova and the palaces along Via Garibaldi, which are on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The city is also known for its narrow alleys, so-called caruggi, where you can discover small restaurants, cafes and shops. Genoa is one of the most important cruise ports in the Mediterranean and serves as the starting point for many cruises in Italy, France, Spain and Greece.
Portofino
Portofino is one of Italy's most famous seaside resorts and has become a symbol of the Italian Riviera. The small harbor is surrounded by pastel-colored houses, elegant restaurants and luxury yachts. Despite its international popularity, Portofino has managed to retain much of its charm. A trip to Portofino offers beautiful promenades, stunning views and one of Italy's most photographed harbors.
Camogli
Camogli is located just west of Portofino and is one of Liguria's most popular coastal towns. Here you will find colorful house facades, a small fishing port and a promenade with several restaurants and cafes. Unlike many of the more famous resorts, Camogli has retained much of its local character. This makes the town a popular stop for those who want to experience a more genuine Liguria.
La Spezia
La Spezia is located in the easternmost part of Liguria and is an important port and coastal city. For many travelers, the city serves as a starting point for visits to the Cinque Terre, but La Spezia also has its own attractions and a pleasant seaside promenade. Thanks to its location, La Spezia is a perfect base for exploring both Liguria and northern Tuscany.
Bogliasco
Bogliasco is located just east of Genoa and is one of the smaller coastal towns along the Italian Riviera. It has a small port, colorful buildings and a relaxed atmosphere that is different from the more popular destinations. Bogliasco is a good example of the smaller towns that make Liguria so special. Here you can experience everyday life on the coast while being close to both Genoa and the larger attractions of the region.
Frequently Asked Questions about Liguria
Where is Liguria located?
Liguria is located in northwestern Italy along the Mediterranean coast between France and Tuscany.
What can you do in Genoa?
In Genoa you can visit the historic port area, the Acquario di Genova aquarium, the UNESCO-listed palaces along Via Garibaldi and the city's charming alleys.
Where is Portofino located?
Portofino is located on the Italian Riviera in eastern Liguria, about 35 kilometers southeast of Genoa.