The Ligurian Sea offers a diverse range of coasts and attractions. In this post, I will highlight two towns just a few kilometers apart to showcase this variety.
Savona, a renowned town on the Ligurian Sea
Savona's expansive sandy beach is a short 15-minute walk from the train station. On the right side, there is a supermarket. The beach area has both free and paid sections. The paid area offers amenities such as umbrellas, deckchairs, hot water, and personal cabins for storage. Free beaches may be less tidy, but in this case, provide fresh water showers for rinsing off salt after a swim.
I felt uncomfortable at Savona Beach due to a group of disrespectful men near me, persistent numerous beach sellers, and some shady individuals. This famous town attracts many tourists and various not very recommendable “services”. Overall, it's not ideal for solo women travelers right now; September was a better time to visit it (a year ago). There were even people camping on the beach.
In July and August, the sun is scorching; if possible, it is better to come early in the morning or afternoon like many people do. Since I had to turn home, I did not have this possibility. And in the evening I felt sick despite all my efforts to cover myself. Continue reading this article ⬇︎⬇︎⬇︎
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