A scenic route along the eastern Ligurian Riviera that starts at the Lanterna in Genoa and winds down toward Recco—famous for its cheese focaccia—before climbing up the spectacular Ruta di Camogli—a scenic road perched high above the sea—to the church of San Rocco. The route descends again toward Camogli and its quaint little harbor, continues along the coast through Santa Margherita Ligure with its elegant promenade and marina, veers toward Portofino with its pastel-colored houses and Castello Brown, and ends in Rapallo. A must-see route for drivers and motorcyclists who love the sea and the villages of Liguria. --- 🤖 AI-GENERATED DRAFT — verify sources and remove this block before publishing. Sources consulted: https://www.guidadigenova.it/percorsi-genova/camogli-portofino-golfo-paradiso/, https://www.motoitinerari.it/moto-itinerario/LA-RIVIERA-DEL-TIGULLIO/442.htm, https://www.alfredorestaurant.com/, https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g187827-d3206667-Reviews-Ristorante_Da_Alfredo-Santa_Margherita_Ligure_Italian_Riviera_Liguria.html, https://www.cibotoday.it/mappe/guida-mangiare-santa-margherita-ligure.html ---
Il faro simbolo di Genova, punto di partenza del percorso sulla riviera di Levante.
Famosa per la focaccia al formaggio: tappa obbligatoria per una sosta golosa prima di salire verso la Ruta di Camogli.
Il caratteristico porto dei 'mille bianchi velieri', con palazzi variopinti affacciati sul mare.