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Catamaran and sailing boat rental in Liguria

With its colorful seaside villages overlooking the sea, the lush nature and the intense blue sea that washes the jagged coasts, full of inlets and bays, Liguria is one of the Italian regions most loved by tourists and sea lovers. By renting a catamaran in Liguria you will be able to enjoy the pleasures of sailing without giving up the comfort and space that only a catamaran can offer you. On board your catamaran you will be able to admire the peculiar landscape of Liguria from a privileged position, with the reliefs of the Apennines reaching up to the coast and rolling hills that create an incredible contrast with the water of the Ligurian Sea.

Where to sail in Liguria

Liguria is essentially divided into two areas: the Riviera di Ponente, which goes from Ventimiglia to Genoa and the Riviera di Levante, which extends from the eastern districts of the capital to the province of La Spezia. On the Ligurian coast there are few gulfs: the main one is the Gulf of Genoa, while on the Eastern Riviera there are the Gulf of Tigullio and the Gulf of La Spezia, also known as the Gulf of Poets. The Riviera di Ponente, with the seaside resorts of Sanremo, Alassio and Varazze, offers long, sandy beaches and bathing establishments equipped with every service and are more suitable for families. Genoa, also known as "la Superba", deserves a separate visit: its historic center is a labyrinth of alleys and shops and the ancient atmospheres are intertwined with the modernity of the Genoa Aquarium, one of the most important in Europe. The Eastern Riviera is famous in particular for the Cinque Terre, a small corner of paradise in Liguria, perfect to discover by catamaran. This stretch of coast is characterized by hidden bays and coves and fishing villages with colorful houses overlooking the sea. Camogli and Sestri Levante are among the most evocative villages in the region, without forgetting the elegant Portofino.

Useful tips for sailing in Liguria

The region is characterized by a mild Mediterranean climate which means that the summers are never excessively hot and therefore the perfect period for sailing is from May to the end of September. Liguria is a region with a strong maritime tradition so it will not be difficult to find moorings and ports in which to dock. Furthermore, the Ligurian Sea is the gateway to the Cetacean Sanctuary, one of the main marine areas for seawatching, an incredible experience on board your catamaran. If you want to enjoy your holiday or weekend with family or friends you can opt for catamaran rental with a skipper who will help you design an itinerary according to your wishes.

What to see in Liguria

Sanremo and the Riviera di Ponente offer the most suitable beaches for relaxation, mooring your rental catamaran offshore will be the perfect solution for those seeking tranquility. By renting a catamaran in Liguria, you cannot miss visiting Genoa, which hides an ancient history made up of sailors, navigation but also music, literature and poetry among its streets and alleys; discover the wonders of the Genoese School by mooring your catamaran and entering the heart of the city. Portofino is a popular destination not only for tourists seeking the most exclusive pleasures, but also for nature lovers who love to hike and explore the wild surroundings of this charismatic port.

If, however, you want to immerse yourself in a navigation of exploration, romantic villages and melancholy sunsets that shine in a gulf that has made many poets and writers fall in love, then you should rent a catamaran in Liguria and head to La Spezia and enjoy these views directly from the bridge of your rental boat.

Useful information for traveling in Liguria

The quickest way to reach Liguria is by landing at Genoa airport, just 6 km from the city, or from the nearby airports of Turin and Milan. If you have already rented a boat in Liguria, you can then travel by car or train towards the capital closest to the port of departure. Alternatively you can arrive by sea thanks to the numerous ferries that connect the ports of Genoa, Savona, Imperia and La Spezia every day with other national and international destinations.

THE BASES RECOMMENDED BY BARCANDO:

  • Genova: Marina di Porto Antico
  • La Spezia: Porto Lotti; Porto Mirabello
  • Bocca di Magra
  • Fezzano di Porto Venere: Marina del Fezzano

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