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Liguria, Savona stroll to the sea
The Province of Savona belongs to Liguria and from the geographical point of view it is divided into two zones: the hinterland area consisting of 18 municipalities (including 4 are mountain) and the area coastal consisting of 50 municipalities overlooking the sea. And the sea is precisely the hub of the Savonese tourist vocation. The coasts of the province extend over more than one hundred km and are very differentiated: with wide sandy beaches and with pebbly or rocky stretches, particularly suitable for sports activities.
Many beaches in the Savonese resorts, such as Bergeggi, Spotorno, Spiaggia Fornaci, Albisola Superiore, Albissola Marina, Celle Ligure, Varazze, have been recognized by Europe with the Blue Flag, which rewards the cleanest seas in Europe. Not to be missed is the visit to the Sanctuary of Cetaceans, where you can do whale watching on board equipped boats. In the transparent sea they can admire the species such as whale, sperm whale, dolphin, zifio, grampo, stenella, tursiope.
The cobalt blue sea contrasts with the lush vegetation, which is the master thanks to the particularly mild climate. This phenomenon is also reflected in the name attributed to the area, which is called the Riviera delle Palme. The lush greenery is also manifested in numerous parks and gardens in the seaside resorts. A visit to Villa Faraggiana in Albissola is a must. This pearl of Baroque art is accessed through a wonderful avenue edged by cedars and magnolias.
written by Andrew Russell - Last update: 18/08/2022
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