The Gulf of La Spezia is known around the world also as the Gulf of Poets. This name was given to the gulf in 1910 by the playwright Sem Benelli, that in a beautiful villa overlooking the sea in San Terenzo worked on his masterpiece “The Jester’s Supper“. This nickname > > >
Tellaro, with its tower-houses and the steep narrow streets leading down to the sea is the last village you meet on the east of the La Spezia Gulf. It’s a magic place to visit especially, if you have the opportunity, at sunset. Lerici, nestled between green mountains, is a beautiful > > >
Inland there are many villages and castles to discover, in every corner of the valley. The marble quarries in Carrara have to be visited, on the way it’s worth to make a stop in Colonnata, an ancient village of quarry workers dug into the rock, today slow-food’s presidium of lard. > > >
The events and places to visit are endless in Locanda’s sorroundings…a few chilometres away you can live many experiences, intense or amusing. Castle tours , Museums and Galleries, the “Festival della Mente”, appointments with acoustic guitar or jazz, food festivals, typical markets, shopping in the outlets or shopping centres. A > > >
Diving For lovers of diving the coast of Fiascherino and its surroundings offers fantastic seabeds, caves, sea life, fish, octopus and shellfish. A world to explore, live, photograph. Deep Blue by Dolphing diving centre offers to beginners and experts the opportunity to make dive tours around the bay. You can > > >