Dave123
10+ Posts
The enthusiasm for Camogli has been noted, e.g.:
Article - 10 most romantic small towns in Italy
http://www.sloweurope.com/community...romantic-small-towns-in-italy.1212/#post-8004
I am therefore wondering about Camogli's suitability as a self-catering holiday base this summer (2 weeks) - no car, public transport only. The flight schedules between UK and Genoa seem reasonable.
The furthest north that we have stayed on the western coast is Lerici, and so it would give us a chance to explore a new locality - we are aware that Camogli has a railway service. We enjoy walking, especially where the traffic is light/non-existent, but it's more promenading for a few hours than hiking all day.
The main concern is whether Camogli is sufficiently large/varied enough if we wished to remain in the town for a few days, rather than venturing out ?
Any feedback would be welcome.
Article - 10 most romantic small towns in Italy
http://www.sloweurope.com/community...romantic-small-towns-in-italy.1212/#post-8004
I am therefore wondering about Camogli's suitability as a self-catering holiday base this summer (2 weeks) - no car, public transport only. The flight schedules between UK and Genoa seem reasonable.
The furthest north that we have stayed on the western coast is Lerici, and so it would give us a chance to explore a new locality - we are aware that Camogli has a railway service. We enjoy walking, especially where the traffic is light/non-existent, but it's more promenading for a few hours than hiking all day.
The main concern is whether Camogli is sufficiently large/varied enough if we wished to remain in the town for a few days, rather than venturing out ?
Any feedback would be welcome.