Bergeggi

The old romantic fishertown of Bergeggi is known for its grottos, sandy beaches and its culinary delights. It is said to be one of the nicest parts of the Ligurian Riviera.



A drive along the famous coastal street, the Via Aurelia, will unveil many sights. From Capo Vado there is a great view of the privately owned island, which is great for diving and snorkeling.



There are many historical buildings, walls and parts of the city that are worthy of visiting such as the "Torre d' Ere" and "Torre Rovere" which were built in the middle ages and used to defend the cities against the advances of the Saracens.



As far as the culinary delights go, look no further than “Claudio”, the best fish restaurant on the whole Riviera, or for something more indigenous try “Hosteria” in the neighboring town of Borgo San Sebastiano.