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Favorite thing: Great villas are overlooking the bay.
Great palmtrees in the garden and a wonderful view over the bay
Updated Apr 8, 2003
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Favorite thing: Camogli always was less important than the nearby Genua, but it was still well known for its skilled captains of the fast Sailingclippers and its Marine-schools.
Written Apr 7, 2003
Written Feb 25, 2003
Written Feb 25, 2003
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Favorite thing: Walking up the wee narrow alleys and stepping a million steps to see the view over the seaside..it is well worth all the effort !!
Fondest memory: The charming atmosphere here is just bewitching
Written Feb 25, 2003
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3 Reviews and 55 Opinions We were disappointed as the price did not reflect the service - the only way in was via steps; we...
2 Reviews and 147 Opinions Set on the water's edge, with a panoramic view of Camogli. Lushly landscaped - salt water pool -...
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Walking up the wee narrow alleys and stepping a million steps to see the view over the seaside..it is well worth all the effort !! The charming atmosphere here...
Q: Hi Everyone, We are happy to be using CAMOGLI as a home base for 7 nights in Liguria this September. But we're confused as...
A: camogli is a lovely place. but why do you need a car? it is on the train line - and the ferries leave from there - and i am sure there are plenty buses that go...
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Camogli - a lovely place on the Ligurian Coast
Camogli is a lovely town situated directely on the ligurian Coast, about 30 Km east of Genua
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I have very much wanted to go to Camogli ever since I saw a photo of it taken early last century of a wild sea beating right up against the buildings. It used to be a dirt poor fishing village - a...
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one spot, two VTers, two round trips...
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The Unspoiled Ligurian Seaside Village
A Conde Nast Traveller magazine article in early 2004 featured 7 unspoiled Mediterranean fishing villages - Camogli got the cover. In existence as early as the 2nd-3rd Century, it spent many centures...
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Camogli....an enchanting village
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