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Located south of the Italian city of Genoa, Portofino stands as one of Northern Italy’s most picturesque destinations. While modest in size, it boasts a stunning shoreline complemented by a myriad of enchanting activities to enjoy.
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The trap sinks into Clayoquot Sound’s gray-blue water. How many crabs will scuttle in to investigate, I wonder? However, thoughts of crabs quickly leave my head as Captain Jeff Warden starts to explain where and how our eyes should actually be searching for bears.
Santa Margherita Ligure is the perfect introduction to Italy’s seaside Liguria region. An upscale oasis for celebrities and jet-setters, Portofino stands out among the many desirable places to visit on the Italian Riviera. However, Golfo Paradiso, a tiny stretch of Ligurian coastline in northern Italy, is home to several less famous yet equally character-rich gems. Travelers have been flocking to the nearby town of Santa Margherita Ligure for decades to enjoy its sun-splashed Mediterranean ambiance and all the delicious food, beautiful beaches, and warm hospitality that a vacation here entails—without any fuss or fanfare.
The fishing village of Portofino on the Italian Riviera is renowned as a resort for the elite. This picturesque, crescent-shaped seaside village features pastel houses lining the shore of the harbor, complemented by a selection of shops, restaurants, cafes, and luxury hotels. Moreover, the clear green waters around Portofino are teeming with marine life, while a castle perched atop a hill offers stunning views of the village. Visitors can enjoy a myriad of activities including hiking, diving, and boating.