Bogliasco

There are several restaurants in Bogliasco that offer traditional Italian cuisine, including La Marinella and Ristorante Belsito. Visitors can enjoy fresh seafood, pasta dishes, and delicious desserts while taking in the beautiful views of the sea.

For accommodation, visitors can stay at the Hotel Villa Elisa, a charming hotel that offers comfortable rooms with sea views and a private beach area. Another option is the Hotel Piccolo, which is located in the heart of Bogliasco and offers easy access to the beach and other attractions.

Bogliasco has a few amenities, so plan accordingly, although it does have bathroom access and lifeguards on duty during peak season. Dogs are not allowed on the beach.

Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities on the beach, including swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling, and beach volleyball

Parking can be difficult in Bogliasco, and there is no designated parking lot for the beach. However, visitors can park their cars on the street or in nearby parking lots for a fee.

Fun fact: Bogliasco is known for its historic center, which dates back to the 12th century. Visitors can explore the narrow streets and see the ancient buildings that still stand today.

In addition to the beach, visitors can explore the surrounding area and its attractions. The famous Portofino is just a short drive away and offers stunning views of the coastline. There are also hiking trails in the nearby hills and mountains.