Liguria is a narrow strip of land that is bordered on the one side by the sea and on the other by the Alps and the Appenines.
The coast with its numerous bays is about 450 kilometers long and along its entire length there are wonderful sandy beaches as well as tranquil pebble coves.
With its combination of mountains and sea Liguria offers not only fantastic beaches with numerous opportunities for all kinds of sport but also a hinterland with an enormous choice of places to see. From natural wonders such as the Grotto of Toirano to places of great cultural and historical importance. Despite the influx of tourists a large number of these places have retained their Middle Age charm and have superb historical centers.
The cooking of this area has remained very conscious of its traditions and offers a large variety of specialities. These range from homemade pesto to a variety of sea food specialities and game. In many areas the landscape is untouched and offers cyclists and hikers excellent routes and superb views.
Culture - information about the culture and traditions.
Day Trips - would you like to create your own perfume, watch the grace of whales out at sea, take a trip to Monaco or see a typical Ligurian town? Take a look
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Sport - windsurfing, sailing, paragliding, go karting, climbing and many many more sports
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Culinary Council - a 5 course meal or just an authentic pizza, all the information about Ligurian specialties.
Weather - whats are the average hours of daylight? How warm can I expect it to be? Answers found
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Books - a travel companion or just some light reading
Miscellaneous - general information about the region, which beaches are the best and more.
Events - an up to date guide of events in the area
Up to 300 sunny days. Liguria has a mild climate throughout the year, with low precipitation. The Rivera of Flowers is a region with the most hours of sun a year.
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