A bright apartment in a residential area on the fourth floor with lift, with all the necessary amenities to make your stay pleasant and relaxing.

It is composed of an independent fully-equipped kitchen with dining table and a small balcony and a living room with two sofas, a TV and a terrace with table and chairs overlooking the iconic Villa Durazzo. Two double bedrooms (one with two single beds and the other with a queen size bed) and a bathroom complete the apartment.



*The building is suitable for persons with reduced mobility, since it is equipped with a ramp at the entrance hall.



*Upon arrival or a few days before arrival it may be required to pay a tourist tax, which varies according to local regulations. You will find your reservation details within the Guest Area of Wonderful Italy.



Santa Margherita Ligure is located on the Ligurian Riviera di Levante, in a closed basin in the northwestern part of the Portofino promontory, and in the inner part of the Tigullio Gulf. The center, located east of Genoa, is surrounded by hills covered with Mediterranean vegetation with views of the so-called "Costa dei Delfini", which links the city to Portofino. The town is a well-known seaside resort on the Riviera di Levante.

Part of the municipal territory of Santa Margherita Ligure is included in the Regional Natural Park of Portofino.



32 kms away from Santa Margherita is Genoa, well-known port city and capital of Liguria region, is historically known for its important role in maritime trade over the past centuries.

Known as one of the most extensive medieval historical centers in Europe, the heart of Genoa is a maze of alleys that unexpectedly open up into small squares, often related, like the churches overlooking them, to important noble families.

The spirit of Genoa lies in the alleys, where different smells, tastes, languages ​​and cultures perfectly blend in.

In the historical center is the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, in Romanesque style with a black and white striped façade and frescoed interiors. Narrow streets lead to monumental squares such as the Piazza de Ferrari, with its characteristic bronze fountain, and the Carlo Felice opera house.

The Genoa aquarium, the largest in Europe, is unmissable and iconic. The exhibition itinerary shows more than 70 environments and about 12,000 specimens of 600 species, coming from all the seas of the world. An unforgettable experience for young and old, which will fill your heart with emotions and a deeper respect for the sea and its extraordinary inhabitants.

Not to be missed is Genoa’s culinary tradition, with its iconic basil pesto, famous all over the world, and the “focaccia”, which can be either salted and topped with olives, onion and tomato, or even sweet and stuffed.