Camogli

Camogli is a small coastal town in Liguria, in north-west Italy, set on the Riviera di Levante within the Gulf of Genoa. It is known for its tall, brightly painted houses facing the sea, its fishing harbour and its pebble beach, with the hills of the Portofino promontory rising behind. Property here is largely made up of seafront apartments in historic buildings and villas on the surrounding slopes, in a town that stays quiet for much of the year and busier in summer.