Road Trip Through Camogli, Italy - Kaptain Kenny Travel

Road Trip Through Camogli; Italy

Ciao bellas!

Camogli will be featured on this post – enjoy the colour, it’s certainly a lovely little place to stop at.

Camogli (Camuggi in Genoese dialect) is a small Italianfishing village and tourist resort located on the west side of the peninsula of Portofino, on the Golfo Paradiso at the Riviera di Levante, in the province of Genoa on the Italian Riviera.

Wikipedia

My advice – Camogli and Portofino are lovely places to see during the day but if you really want to get off the beaten track, look for a little Bed&Breakfast perched on one of the mountains which overlooks this region.

(As you will see from our breakfast photo, we enjoyed the stillness quite a lot.)

Camogli is famous for its seafood so after receiving a recommendation from our Airbnb host, we went to his favourite local restaurant and ordered two full fish for dinner with some typical homemade Italian pasta.

…….. I cannot for the life of me remember the name of the restaurant but if you look on Tripadvisor, it was one of the best seafood places in town.

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Phoebe&Bellamy.

Road Trip Through Camogli, Italy - Kaptain Kenny Travel
Camogli. We were surprised by the stillness of this fishing town. Perhaps due to the time of year?
Road Trip Through Camogli, Italy - Kaptain Kenny Travel
Our little visitor. Even though I must admit I don’t like cats, he was cute!
Road Trip Through Camogli, Italy - Kaptain Kenny Travel
Camogli town overlooking the ocean.
Road Trip Through Camogli, Italy - Kaptain Kenny Travel
The only reason I’m posting this photo is because I think it looks a little bit like a movie set…. almost like it’s not real. Italian towns are cute like that.
Road Trip Through Camogli, Italy - Kaptain Kenny Travel
Peace!
Road Trip Through Camogli, Italy - Kaptain Kenny Travel
My Germ-Man walking in front of me through colourful Camogli.
Road Trip Through Camogli, Italy - Kaptain Kenny Travel
This was our Airbnb location. A small cottage on top of a mountain near Camogli. We had freshly shaved Parma ham, with lemons picked from the tree, rocket and ciabatta bread for breakfast. Also our host was kind enough to make some very strong espresso for us.
Road Trip Through Camogli, Italy - Kaptain Kenny Travel
My favourite photo of Camogli.
Road Trip Through Camogli, Italy - Kaptain Kenny Travel
I am always a sucker for colourful doors and archways.
Road Trip Through Camogli, Italy - Kaptain Kenny Travel
The Italian flag just poking through.
Road Trip Through Camogli, Italy - Kaptain Kenny Travel
Camogli down by the sea.
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Enjoying the road trip from Portofino to Cinque Terre and being able to stop anywhere beautiful!
Road Trip Through Camogli, Italy - Kaptain Kenny Travel
Serene water.
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The beauty of roadtripping is that you can stop at every delicious corner, pull out a fresh piece of bread, parma ham and a lemon and just take in the views.

5 thoughts on “Road Trip Through Camogli; Italy

  1. Hi! I know it’s an old article but I lived in Genova for 1 year and I really loved the places around the city. It’s such a cool thing that you travel around, i would love to do that after university!! You also have beautiful pictures and 5 terre is amazing, I KNOW 🙂 (btw I saw your post on instagram for the giveaway, my email is chiaravanleeuwen@live.nl and I think those coats (I have size S), give you a great style, good inspiration!)

    1. Hello lovely!!! Thank you so much for stumbling across my page 🙂 I’ve always wondered what it’s really like living in Italy you know, whether it’s like they make out in movies… I checked your website and you seem to speak pefect Italian! Good on you – how did you manage that in such a short space of time? Fingers crossed for the competition, if you win I’ll be sure to let you know 🙂 Phoebe

    2. Also, another random comment…. I speak German as a second language and I just read your blog in Dutch and strangely I understood like 60-70% of it :0

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