Experience a full-day boating excursion and discover three of the most charming villages in Liguria: Camogli, San Fruttuoso, and Portofino. Enjoy options of visiting all three, or selecting which ones you'd like to discover. Depart from Genova in the morning aboard the motorboat Città di Camogli and enjoy panoramic coastal views on your way to the harbor of Camogli. If you choose to visit San Fruttuoso, you will find a charming fishing village located on the promontory of Portofino and the Abbey of San Fruttuoso. After leaving the dock from Camogli, catch sight of beautiful views of the tiny village. Next, you'll be able to admire the majesty of Portofino mountain, the pudding-stone landmark outcrop of Punta Chiappa. Then, pass the exclusive hamlet of San Fruttuoso, followed by the famous Hermit's Grotto and the Cala dell'Oro. Next, in Portofino, you will find the awe-inspiring blue sea, the lush green vegetation at the edge of the cliffs, and the elegance of villas along the coast. Finally, keep an eye out for bottle-nose dolphins on the boat trip back to Genova.

Take a cruise along the waters in the Ligurian Sea with stops in local towns along the way, including Nervi, Recco, Camogli, and San Fruttuoso. Wander around the stops and create your own adventure in the Bay of San Fruttuoso among the history and mythological legends that live here. First, meet your captain at the docks to start your half-day adventure. Board the boat and watch the water pass by you as you travel along coastlines that boast 20th-century architecture wonders placed neatly above the cliffs. Then, arrive beside the seaside fishing village of Nervi, where a relaxed combination of houses and seafood restaurants hold the shoreline. Continue to Recco, a sunny city in the Riviera, where the hills meet the waterside. Finally, you'll see Camogli, nestled on the west side of the Portofino peninsula, and San Fruttuoso, which is nestled neatly into a bay that is blanketed with greenery. Take time to explore San Fruttuoso before concluding your return trip.