Things To Do
Moneglia
What to see: There are a couple of churches around, visit the ruin or go for a walk. Where to eat: Bistrot Julia, Pizzeria Il Ciocco ( for the best pizza ever, just be patient as there is always a wait), L'Uliveto Moneglia, U Limottu, and Tender (best tiramisu in town), La Secca (for lunch). Where to go for drinks: Bar Centrale, Spiaggia il chiosco What to do; you could rent a boat, rent a scooter or electric bike and cycle over the hills or go on hikes and see impeccable views such as shown in the image on top of this page.
Sestri Levante
What to see: Baia del Silenzio, A lot of churches, The shopping street ( because its cute), or hike to Punta Manara Where to eat: Osteria Mattana, Polpo Mario, Ristorante Porto Bello, Aragosta D'Oro, La Cantina Del Polpo, K2 for icecream. Where to go for drinks: MilleLire, Villa Balbi, Citto Beach Bar
Cinque Terre
What to see: All the 5 little villages. Go by ferry (which leaves from Moneglia) train or by foot. Where to eat: Our favourite is Belforte in Vernazza. But don't shy away from all the foccaciaria's Where to go for drinks: Any place that looks cute to you Which walks we recommend: We normally do the walk from Monterosso to Vernazza or the other way around
Portofino
What to see: take the ferry from Camogli to San Fruttuoso and then to Portofino. Where to eat: there is a generous amount of nice bars and restaurants on the square although they are quite $$$ Which walks you can do: Alternatively to the ferry, you could also walk from Portofino to San Fruttuoso and take the ferry back.
Genoa
This city is vibrant and has plentiful things to do. the Strada Grande, Musea, and shopping. But our favourite destination here has to be Boccadasse.