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1 Reviews on “Golfo Paradiso”
The gulf is well-protected, providing a calm environment that makes it a reliable stop on a sailing trip, particularly for those cruising along the Ligurian coast. The small towns of the Golfo Paradiso, including Recco and Camogli, are nearby, offering basic amenities, including shops, restaurants, and cafes. These coastal villages provide a good opportunity to explore, with their charming, narrow streets and beautiful views. For those in need of more services, the city of Genoa offers a wider range of facilities. While it is generally a peaceful anchorage, it can become busier during the summer months, especially around popular spots like Camogli. It’s best to arrive early to secure a good spot in the bay