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Between the blue sea and the imposing backdrop of the mountains protecting the coastline, the Ligurian Riviera offers countless opportunities for outdoor activities throughout the year.
Trekking, mountain biking, climbing, horse-riding, canoeing, surfing and much more.
With a rich array of unique itineraries, specialised services, qualified hospitality and expert guides, you can fully enjoy the Ligurian Riviera.
The natural heritage of the Ligurian Riviera
The Protected Marine Area of Bergeggi was established in 2007 and includes both the waters surrounding the island and the stretch of sea up to the coast at Punta del Maiolo and Punta Predani. Located in front of the municipality of the same name, the island is covered in Mediterranean scrub and is characterised by its biodiversity, from the variety of natural scenery to its variety of animal and plant species. You cannot visit the island, but you are permitted to snorkel, dive and enjoy water activities such as canoeing and SUP.
Due to its pristine habitat and its historical, environmental and cultural value, Gallinara Island is a protected nature reserve. Located opposite Albenga, it is a private island, which is why it cannot be visited, but boat trips, diving and water activities in the surrounding area are possible.
The Beigua Regional Natural Park is the largest protected area in Liguria. Geologically, it is an extremely important place for our region with fossils and mineralisations to be found there, and since 2005 it has been part of the international network as a European and World Geopark. Since November 2015, it has been recognised as a UNESCO site, and also listed as a Global Geopark - UNESCO Global Geoparks. It extends between the municipalities of Arenzano, Campo Ligure, Cogoleto, Genoa, Masone, Rossiglione, Sassello, Stella, Tiglieto and Varazze. It is in effect a rocky balcony overlooking the sea, and a place not to be missed as it has amazing biodiversity.
Within the Adelasia Regional Nature Reserve, you can to follow four different types of marked trail to discover all the most beautiful places. Rich in forests, specifically beech forests but there are also chestnut, fir, pine and oak trees. As well as the trails, you can stop and admire the waterfalls, and wildlife, such as wolves, roe deer, foxes and badgers.
The Alta Via dei Monti Liguri stretches for kilometre after kilometre of paths, connecting Liguria from east to west, from Ventimiglia to La Spezia, each with a different characteristic. And the Alta Via dei Monti Liguri is approximately 400 km long used for travelling centuries ago, before cars and bicycles. It is covered in stages, between the coast and the hinterland, between the Alps and the Apennines, and is punctuated with farm holiday locations where you can stop for a break, taste local produce or sleep in refuges along the way.
The Sentiero Liguria (Liguria Trail) is a project created from the partnership between the Liguria Region, the Provinces and the Park Authorities to identify a 675 km-long trail from Luni (SP) to Ventimiglia (IM) along the coast.
