Baia del Silenzio

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Baia del Silenzio, Public beach in Sestri Levante, Italy.

A 300-meter stretch of golden sand sits between pastel-colored buildings and clear Mediterranean waters in this sheltered coastal inlet.

The beach area attracted notable figures including writer Hans Christian Andersen, composer Richard Wagner, and scientist Guglielmo Marconi during different periods.

The Italian Naval League organizes rowing competitions and sailing courses for both local students and visitors throughout the year.

The beach lacks amenities such as showers, toilets, sun bed rentals, or lifeguard services, requiring visitors to bring their own equipment.

A wheelchair-accessible platform and specialized beach chair enable individuals with mobility limitations to reach the shore and enter the water.

Location: Sestri Levante

GPS coordinates: 44.26924,9.39295

Latest update: March 6, 2025 04:51

Coastal towns and historic villages in Liguria

Liguria stretches as a narrow coastal strip between the Maritime Alps and the Apennines, combining maritime tradition with mountainous interior. Along the Riviera di Ponente in the west lie towns such as Dolceacqua with its medieval Doria Castle, the fortified town of Noli, and the Hanbury Botanical Gardens near La Mortola. The Riviera di Levante in the east features the Cinque Terre National Park with its coastal villages, Portofino with Castello Brown, and the Baia del Silenzio in Sestri Levante. Finalborgo preserves its medieval structure within the walls of Finale Ligure, while Vernazza with the Church of Santa Margherita d'Antiochia above the harbor belongs to the Cinque Terre. Inland valleys such as Valle Argentina lead to mountain villages that have maintained their historic architecture. Triora sits at 2,559 feet (780 meters) in the Ligurian Alps, Apricale displays stone alleys and vaulted passages, and Cervo perches above the coast between Imperia and Alassio. Bussana Vecchia was abandoned after an 1887 earthquake and later resettled by artists. Castelvecchio di Rocca Barbena clusters around a medieval fortress. The Grotte di Toirano and Borgio Verezzi Caves offer geological formations with stalactites and stalagmites. Montemarcello-Magra Regional Park extends between the coast at Montemarcello and the Magra Valley, while Palmaria Island lies off Portovenere with the Doria Tower. Genoa's Porto Antico connects the historic harbor with modern cultural facilities.

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