Camogli

Tucked along the Ligurian Sea in Golfo Paradiso, Camogli is a town whose character is shaped by a narrow strip of shore backed immediately by steep hills. Its long seafront is lined with tall, brightly painted houses, a practical urban form associated with the town’s historic life as a fishing and seafaring community. The Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta occupies a rocky point beside the harbour, while Dragonara Castle recalls the need to defend this exposed coast. Camogli is also known for the Sagra del Pesce, an annual fish festival centred on a vast frying pan in the waterfront square. Follow other webcams in Liguria to compare the coastal settings around Camogli and the Portofino promontory.

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