Holiday rentals and lettings in Liguria

Lettings on the north coast of Italy

Liguria, one of Italy's most picturesque regions, boasts a perfect climate for flourishing flowers, adorning every city with vibrant hues. As well as boasting a stunning coastline, Liguria is rich in historical monuments and delectable cuisine. If you're looking to immerse yourself in the urban side of this captivating region, seek out holiday rentals in Liguria within the vibrant city of Genoa. Alternatively, for a taste of the countryside and quaint local areas, head east to discover quieter, less developed resorts. On the western side, you'll find destinations brimming with amenities and family-friendly activities, making Liguria an ideal destination for all types of travellers. For a coastal escape, consider holiday letting in San Remo, renowned for its seaside beauty and cultural richness, and located approximately 140 kilometres west of Genoa.

Lettings you won't want to leave!

With a generous selection of charming holiday lettings in Liguria, including the stunning options in holiday rental in Cinque Terre, those who prefer their own space will be delighted with the beautiful range on offer. Houses with gardens overlook panoramic seaside views and olive farms. Delightful and capacious flats boast open terraces so you can soak up the scenery whilst sipping on a glass of delectable local Italian wine! There is something for everyone here, for small and large groups, and you will be so comfortable you won't want to leave!

When exploring the stunning region, you'll find a diverse selection of accommodations in Liguria to rent. From seaside houses with gardens to spacious flats with panoramic terraces, there's an ideal option for every traveller with features such as:

• Pool
• Garden
• Terrace
• A/C
• Pet-friendly

Start your exploration of Liguria in its capital city Genoa

Book a holiday letting in Liguria and explore this narrow strip of land with an area of 5,416 square kilometres and 300 kilometres of coastline. Liguria hugs the northwest Italian coastline, offering travellers a delightful mix of historic cities, charming villages, rugged hills, and stunning beaches. The main city and entry point for travellers is Genoa, located right in the heart of the region. It makes a great starting point for your exploration of Liguria and a vibrant urban experience before you head into the mostly rural hinterlands of the region. When exploring the coastal charm, consider renting a holiday letting in Chiavari, a picturesque coastal town, as a tranquil retreat.

It's all about the coastline

Liguria, a gem along Italy's coastline, presents a world of possibilities for travellers seeking a memorable escape, including private holiday lettings in Liguria for your days off. Its three hundred kilometres of coastline are kissed by splendid turquoise waters, creating a picturesque setting for your vacation. From the renowned marine national parks like Cinque Terre to the allure of Portofino, Liguria offers diverse experiences (and our lodging, like the holiday lettings in Portofino!)

Liguria for divers

The Ligurian Sea conceals a wonderful secret – take a "stroll" under the water and a panorama of extraordinary beauty will reveal itself to you. The birthplace of diving in Italy, there are many specialised diving centres located in the main towns of Liguria that cater to both experts and beginners. But the epicentre of scuba in the region is 18 miles east of Genoa in the famous seaside village of Portofino. It is also a popular resort, particularly with the rich and famous, and a great place for boutique shopping, fine dining and people-watching! If you're seeking villas in Liguria, this enchanting region has much to offer beneath the surface and beyond.

Liguria for beach lovers

Holiday rentals in Liguria with a sea view reveal the region's most incredible pearls, which are nestled along the coastline. This coastal stretch is denticulate and mysterious, adorned with charming villages perched high above the sea. Amidst the cliffs, you'll discover fine sand beaches, hidden coves, and quaint fishing ports. Families with children will find beautiful, well-equipped sandy beaches to the west of Genoa, Imperia, and Savona, making these areas the top choices in the region. To the east of Genoa, in the Riviera di Levante district, you'll encounter quieter and less crowded beach resorts, many of which were once small fishing villages decades ago. For those who appreciate unspoiled natural beauty, the Riviera di Ponente district, bordering France, boasts an abundance of delightful coastal treasures.

1. Explore Liguria's capital city
2. Experience the colours of Carnival Of Sanremo
3. Discover your inner whale
4. Burst a hole of happiness in your wallet
5. Experience South American football culture

1. Explore Liguria's capital city

Genoa is Italy's number one sea port and is bursting at the seams with grandeur and sparkling light. The gateway to the Riviera for many, it is well worth a couple of days to experience its impressive architectural heritage and electric atmosphere.

2. Experience the colours of Carnival Of Sanremo

During the year, many fascinating festivals are held in Liguria. One of the most unusual is the traditional Carnival of Sanremo, a flower parade held annually in Sanremo, with floats passing through the city covered in colourful fresh flower sculptures and exhibits. In fact, many of the floats aren't only decorated with flowers – they are completely made of them!

3. Discover your inner whale

Discover the remarkable cetacean sanctuary, an expansive triangular marine haven that spans across Italy, France, and Monaco. As you plan your coastal adventure and seek the perfect holiday letting in the Ligurian Coast, consider embarking on a guided boat expedition. This immersive journey will not only provide you with a comfortable and scenic base for your stay but also allow you to delve into the captivating lives of Liguria's majestic whales. Immerse yourself in their world as you witness these awe-inspiring creatures in their natural habitat.

4. Burst a hole of happiness in your wallet

The region also attracts shopping fans; with Genoa being the leader in terms of the number of colourful markets and shopping complexes. Don't miss Piazzetta Lavagna market on weekdays, which brings you delightful national delicacies and cute locally made souvenirs.

5. Experience South American football culture

Riomaggiore, Manarola, Vernazza, Corniglia, Monterosso, are the five old fishing villages located along the Ligurian coast that make up the national park of Cinque Terre. They are characterized by kaleidoscope houses built between the mountains and the coast, tiny ports full of wooden fishing boats, and pristine and crystalline sea, and simply must be an indispensable part of your holiday in Liguria.