Top Things to do in Portofino
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Top 6 Things to do Good for Big Groups in Portofino, Liguria
One of the most popular resort towns on the Italian Riviera, little Portofino has just over 500 permanent residents. But that all changes on summer days when the sun is shining and the yachting set drops anchor in the harbor to wander about. Boutiques, art galleries, cafes and restaurants line the tiny streets. Diving, hiking and beach-going are popular local pastimes, and there are even some historic sights like the Church of St. Martin (Divo Martino) and the Castello Brown hilltop fortress.
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1. Portofino Taxi Boat
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5.0 based on 343 reviews
We are operating starting mid March until the end of October. During this time you can rent our boats with or without driver, for various kinds of tours, ranging from 1 hour (minimum) to a full day. The tours can be planned according to clients' requirements, even sailing from a different place. During our tours the following services are at your disposal: mini-bar, towels, fresh water shower, snorkelling masks and much more.
2. Cesare Charter Portofino
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5.0 based on 42 reviews
La Cesare Charter Portofino nasce nel 1997 per venire in contro alle esigenze del turista che, arrivato a Portofino, vuole approfondire la conoscenza del nostro splendido territorio. Grazie alla nostra ventennale esperienza nel settore potrete vivere esperienze uniche effettuando tour mirati in direzione delle stupende località del parco Nazionale delle 5 Terre o verso l'incantevole borgo di Camogli e la vicina San Fruttuoso. In alternativa ai tour la nostra attività propone anche servizi di charter e taxi boat all'interno del comprensorio di Portofino e delle località del Golfo del Tigullio. La combinazione di qualità e professionalità uniti alla vasta gamma di servizi che la Cesare Charter è in grado di offrire permette a noi di rispondere ad una molteplicità di esigenze e a voi di ottenere il massimo dalla vostra esperienza a bordo delle nostre imbarcazioni.
3. Castello Brown
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4.5 based on 676 reviews
Reviewed By KaG328 - Portofino, Italy
Located in the center of Portofino, one of the most romantic places in the world frequented by famous people, Castello Brown - Portofino is the ideal location for a visiting this area, as for a high-class and memorable event. A magical touch make great emotions unforgettable of that place. Thanks to its privileged position upon the central square of the famous resort, the structure offers a breathtaking view of the ancient village and Ligurian Sea, the Tigullio Gulf, the tourist port and the crystal-clear sea of the Ligurian coast. The Castle is open for the daily visits. Enjoy the beautiful and unique panorama, taking pictures, relaxing, exploring and walking, like a queen in a fairytale ????
4. Piazza Martiri Dell'Olivetta
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4.5 based on 298 reviews
Reviewed By 896JanK896 - Warwick, United Kingdom
Arrived by ferry from Santa Margherita. Saw the Skyfall yacht in the harbour worth 31.5 million. Walked around the marina, had cocktails and gelato, saw the Ferraris in the square, did some expensive shopping, walked up to Castello Brown and admired the views. Left by ferry again but would have loved to have experienced an evening there. Bucket list tick.
5. Church of San Giorgio
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4.0 based on 381 reviews
Reviewed By ZahidMalti - London, United Kingdom
If you are in Portofino you can’t miss Church of San Giorgio. It is visible from almost everywhere and definite worth the uphill walk or climbing the steps near the boat dock (see picture) as in addition to enjoying the church especially from the outside, you will also have panoramic visual delights etched on your mind that will transport you to Portofino whenever whenever you remember the views. Definitely worth seeing.
6. Chiesa di San Martino
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4.0 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By MarkN533 - Lake Zurich, United States
As you look up from the waterfront in the tiny seaside village of Portofino, you spot what looks like a small church on the hillside. There you find a steep slope with red colored bricks in the center that leads up to the church. After navigating about 20 steps, you are in front of the church that is close to 500 years old. From the outside, it is a modest looking building with horizontal markings that are found on many Italian churches of that era. I was mesmerized by the beautiful frescoes and chandeliers, as well as the massive columns connected by arch openings.
