What to do and see in Santa Margherita Ligure, Liguria: The Best Things to do Good for Couples

We have created the brand and the service with attention to details, style, exclusivity, elegance, smile and kindness. Our day cruise service is particularly suitable for customers who wish to discover the beauty of our land and our sea. All with style.

Welcome Aboard “Gozzo Piero” Things To See & Do Discover the exclusive Portofino Marine Reserve. Explore the surroundings & try out a number of different fishing techniques including: Gillnetting, longline fishing & trapping... Take part in The Tonnara of Camogli. The tonnara is an old tuna-fishing trap system & is the only one surviving in northern Italy. Learn about sea life, visit old local villages & take in the beauties of Portofino’s promontory from a unique perspective. During the excursion choose whether you want to stop over in San Fruttuoso where you can visit the Abbey or if you prefer to go snorkeling near the “Christ of Abyss” or even go swimming in some of the most enchanting spots of the Ligurian coast. “Gozzo Piero” can hold a maximum of 4 people and is equipped with a boat hood, fresh drinks & plenty of snorkeling masks.

Minigolf is fun for families and friends, adults and children. Minigolf Santa Margherita Ligure is a nice place in a park, with high trees and flowers everywhere. Our minigolf is an International standard 18 holes minigof.

The Promontory of Portofino, the most northern protected coastal area of the western Mediterranean, shows scenery and landscapes amongst the most famous in the world. Formed by giant conglomerate deposits overlying limestone banks, mainly of marl, it has geomorphologic and microclimatic characteristics which provide, in a limited territory, an extremely varied environment. Within short distances, we can find the cool forests of the northern mountainside and nearby the sunny cliffs overlooking the Mediterranean world, from the civilization of chestnut to the olive one, from the peasant traditions to the sea and the fishing traditional industry. The Park of Portofino has been a protected area since 1935 and it hosts one of the largest concentrations of flora of the Mediterranean, a large variety of birds and invertebrates as well as important historical and architectural treasures such as the abbeys of San Fruttuoso di Capodimonte and San Gerolamo della Cervara. A network of over 80 km of trails allows walking and hiking excursions of various lengths and difficulty, with the opportunity to enjoy the peculiarities of the whole area in the best way possible.