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Perfect way to enjoy the beautiful beaches and scenery! Highly recommend taking one of their tours - there are several to choose from.
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Date of experience: July 2017
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For a great, not too energetic day out from Camogli, - get bus from near station to Ruta. (Save money, buy your tickets from the newspaper kiosk down the road). - At Ruta have coffee on the terrace at Bar Nicco. - Walk a gentle mile to San Rocco. - Then take path, 1.5 miles to headpoint at Punta Chiapa, Still pretty gentle. - You will pass the slightly shambolic and friendly atmosphere,simple and delicious food provided by Erica and her partner. Stop, eat, drink, relax. - wander back to San Rocco, on one of the alternate paths, (harder work) for another drink this time at at Bar Pippa. Book to eat at Nonna Nina for another day - down the steps 20 minites to Camogli, (develop your calf muscles) or bus it from Ruta Bliss…
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Date of experience: July 2017
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Castel Dragone is in a beautiful location, out on Punta Chiappa where Lord Byron lived for a time. The restaurant is set under trees looking across the bay towards Genoa. The fish is fresh. The food is well-cooked - adequate rather than excellent. However, it is extremely expensive for what you get.…
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Date of experience: September 2016
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Beautiful fresh seafood and great homemade pasta all very simple on paper plates. A hidden gem at the end of our walk we found Erica and her chef partner working out of a tiny little kitchen producing delicious dishes. An absolute find......a lovely cold beer after our long hike. Egizia and Patrizia from Australia…
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Date of experience: August 2016
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We found this place after leaving the restaurant of the hotel we stayed where we had a very disappointing experience without being served. This place looked friendly so we decided to try it. We had a starter and a main course which turned out to be a good idea as the portions weren't big despite of the price but the food was nice, the service was good and they were very kind. When we asked about the different dishes we were suggested to try a kind of fish that was very typical of the region so we took the advice and it was indeed very nice. They might not have a long menu, and it is not a fancy place with all the comfort of a restaurant in a town center and it isn't cheap either but it is authentic. It has a nice atmosphere, a splendid view and a kind service and if you like fish you may want to try it.…
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Date of experience: July 2016
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