Manarola

Liguria, Italy

Fondeadero

Anchor allowed, Mooring buoys

The anchorage in Manarola is allowed. The seabed in Manarola consists of sand. If you anchor in Manarola, you can easily reach the by dinghy. Mooring buoys are also available in Manarola. Coordinates The latitude in Manarola is 44° 06' 33.0541" N and 9

Seabed of sand

Manarola's seabed is made of sand.

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Weather in Manarola

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La region

Manarola is located at 44° 06' 33.0541" N and 9° 43' 28.0855" E on the Italian part of the Ligurian Sea in Liguria, Italy

The region of Liguria is located in the north-western part of Italy, being a narrow strip of land with popular touristic towns, beaches and a delicious cuisine. Liguria is a coastal region that has its capital in Genoa and that offers access to the Ligurian Sea and Apennine mountains. It has 4 provinces: Genoa, Imperia, La Spezia and Savona, where Genoa is the most populous of all.

This is the ideal destination for those who are looking to enjoy the sun and an amazing gastronomy on the romantic shores of northern Italy. This place offers tingling sensation to its guests, due to the exhilarating landscapes, the natural, high cliffs and the surreal colours of the sea.

Liguria’s timeline starts with the Neanderthals who first evolved on these lands, in the region of Loano. The archaeological evidence points that the territory is inhabited ever since and it endured harsh times during the Punic War and the numerous other attacks. During the Middle Ages, Liguria was home to many civilizations such as the Byzantines, the Lombards, Saracen and Normal people. This land was explored by Christopher Columbus and other important explorers, due to its natural environment and its strategic location that could lead to discovering other territories.

Today, some of the most popular destinations in Liguria are Genoa, La Spezia, Sanremo, Imperia, Rapallo, Savona and more. Genoa is a medieval city that has kept its original aspect and has many attractions to offer to its guests. There are many interesting plazas here, romantic fountains, ancient buildings and palaces but also ancient ruins.

Next to the shores, Genoa has colourful buildings and mesmerising beaches. Those who are interested in visiting Genoa should not miss the neighbourhood of Boccadasse which is located right next to the shore, Basilica of Santa Maria di Castello, I Palazzi dei Rolli, Cattedrale di San Lorenzo, Piazza San Matteo or Royal Palace Museum.

Cinque Terre is famous for its terraced homes and buildings that are built on the top of the cliffs. This destination offers truly dramatic landscapes and a perfect opportunity to dream of a different world. This is one of the Italian World Heritage Sites on UNESCO’s list. There are 5 fascinating villages here that are worth visiting at least once in a lifetime.

La Spezia is another important destination of Liguria, where the travellers can enjoy stunning sights such as Parco Naturale Regionale di Porto Venere, castelo Doria, Castello di San Giorgio, the Naval Museum and Armory and more. All of the cities and communities of these regions hide real gems of history and culture but the seaside also plays an important role in the travellers’ wellbeing and comfort.

The top beaches that should be seen in Liguria are Balzi Rossi, Loano, Varigotti, Saracen Bay, Finale Ligure, San Fruttuoso Bay, Paraggi Bay, etc. The tourists will find white sanded beaches and transparent waters, colourful bays and luxurious vegetation. Liguria has many treasures that can be shared with visitors from the entire world and it is the perfect place for those who want to escape the modern cities.