Liguria Holidays
Liguria apartments, cottages, hotels and villas
Island
How To Get There
There is a direct Ryanair flight from Stansted to Genoa on Mondays-Sundays.
From Bristol, Gatwick and Luton you can take an Easyjet flight to Pisa on most days including weekends. Gatwick also has a British Airways flight to Pisa on the weekends.
From Glasgow, Edinburgh, Bournemouth, East Midlands and Birmingham you can take a Ryanair flight to Pisa. Their flights from Stansted, Liverpool and Dublin leave Monday-Sunday.
With Jet2 you can fly from Belfast, Edinburgh, Newcastle and Manchester to Pisa.
At A Glance
Stretching from Tuscany to the French borders, Liguria has been attracting visitors to its sun and beaches for generations and has certainly learnt something about hospitality in that time! However, there is more to the region than that, and you may want to branch out into the culture and sophistication of Genoa or walk in the magnificent hillside trails.
The region is served by direct flights to Genoa, and Pisa is also convenient for access.
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Resorts
Brugnato, La Spezia
More infoBrugnato is filled with pastel-coloured houses, where aristocrats came to spend winters in gracious mansions at the end of the 19th century. The town nestles at the foot of vine covered mountains so is sheltered enjoying a mild Mediterranean climate and provides colourful trees and plants all year.
Camogli, Genoa
More infoCamogli is a small Italian fishing village in the province of Genoa on the Italian Riviera. The name has a double meaning in Italian either, "houses close together," apparent when you stroll through the town's narrow streets, which are lined by tall columns of pastel-colored homes or "houses of wives," which refers to the wives of sea captains, sailors and fishermen, who spent their time at home while their husbands were out at sea.
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The Insider
Local Wine
The finest local win eis Rossese of Dolceaqua with hints of blackberry, redcurrent and pine resin. We would also recommend the dry white Vermentino from the Nervia Valley.
Local Food
The home of pesto (pine nuts, cheese, basil, oil and garlic), this is on every menu. There are a range of delicious and unusual local specialities, from Genovese beef stew to goat meat with beans.
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