Coastal Path
Rent a bike to explore the Lungomare Europa, which offers stunning sea views and hidden coves.





Varazze is a quintessential Ligurian coastal town located in Northern Italy. Known for its long stretches of sandy beaches—a rarity in the often rocky Ligurian coast—it serves as a perfect getaway for sun-seekers and families. The town features a charming historic center filled with narrow streets and colorful buildings, reflecting its rich maritime heritage. Nature enthusiasts can enjoy the Lungomare Europa, a scenic walking and cycling path built on an old railway line that connects Varazze to neighboring Cogoleto, offering breathtaking sea views. Additionally, the nearby Beigua Regional Natural Park provides ample opportunities for hiking and exploring the rugged inland landscape.
Varazze is a quintessential Ligurian coastal town located in Northern Italy. Known for its long stretches of sandy beaches—a rarity in the often rocky Ligurian coast—it serves as a perfect getaway for sun-seekers and families. The town features a charming historic center filled with narrow streets and colorful buildings, reflecting its rich maritime heritage. Nature enthusiasts can enjoy the Lungomare Europa, a scenic walking and cycling path built on an old railway line that connects Varazze to neighboring Cogoleto, offering breathtaking sea views. Additionally, the nearby Beigua Regional Natural Park provides ample opportunities for hiking and exploring the rugged inland landscape.
Expansive sandy beaches rare for the Ligurian coast.
The Lungomare Europa, a scenic coastal walking and cycling trail.
Charming historic center with traditional Ligurian architecture.
Gateway to the Beigua Regional Natural Park for hiking.
- Summer Crowds: Expect a significant increase in visitors during the peak months of July and August.
- Limited Free Parking: Parking can be expensive and scarce near the waterfront; look for lots further inland.
- Siesta Hours: Many smaller shops and restaurants in the historic center may close for a few hours in the afternoon.
Rent a bike to explore the Lungomare Europa, which offers stunning sea views and hidden coves.
Consider booking a 'bagno' in advance during summer weekends to secure a spot on the sand.
Sun-seekers and outdoor enthusiasts looking for a classic Italian seaside escape.
EUR €
$120-$200 p/day
Italian, English
Use the regional train for easy access to nearby Savona or Genoa without worrying about parking.
May-September
Perfect for hiking and cycling with pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds.
The best time for swimming and enjoying the lively beach club scene.
Warm waters remain into September, offering a quieter atmosphere for beach lovers.
A peaceful period ideal for enjoying local seafood and crisp sea air.