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Camogli, in brief.

Colorful fishing village, San Fruttuoso abbey.

A former seafaring town on the Riviera di Levante, its tall pastel houses, some painted with trompe-l'oeil facades, lining a curved fishing harbor.

From here boats reach the abbey of San Fruttuoso, hidden in a cove accessible only by sea.

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The abbey of San Fruttuoso filling its boat-only cove at dusk

Abbey of San Fruttuoso

The boat-only abbey cove on Portofino's coast, with the bronze Christ of the Abyss sunk offshore.

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Eating and drinking in Camogli

Well-loved everyday tables and Michelin stars, each checked open.

Sleeping in Camogli

Well-reviewed places to stay, each checked open, by town.

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