How do I choose between the boat tours and cruises in Camogli?

Decide first whether you want distance or water time. Longer half-day trips from Rapallo or Genoa cover Portofino, San Fruttuoso and Camogli in one go, which suits first-time visitors. Shorter cruises focus on San Fruttuoso with swimming and snorkeling stops.

Can I explore the Camogli area without a boat?

Yes. The coastal trails toward Punta Chiappa and San Fruttuoso are walkable, and an e-bike tour along the Italian Riviera reaches Portofino and Santa Margherita without a ferry. Kayaking and stand-up paddle boarding at Punta Chiappa get you onto the water independently.

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Things to do in Camogli, Italian Riviera

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About Camogli

Camogli is a working fishing town on the Ligurian coast, where pastel houses stack up behind a small harbour and the promenade fills with focaccia bakeries and boat crews. Most of what there is to do here happens on the water, and the standout options run along the same stretch of coastline: the Rapallo Boat Tour: Discover Portofino, San Fruttuoso & Camogli covers the full arc in a single half day, while the Portofino Boat Tour to San Fruttuoso & Camogli with Swimming & Snorkeling trades distance for time in the water. Inland, the hills above town are laced with trails and quiet roads that

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Frequently asked questions

Summer is the busiest stretch on this coast, and boat departures to Portofino and San Fruttuoso fill up days in advance, so book at least a week ahead for July and August. Late spring and early autumn are quieter and still warm enough for swimming and kayaking, and you can often book a day or two out.