Located on the picturesque coast of Liguria, a La Spezia yacht charter opens one the gateway to the wonders of the Italian Riviera. Those who love sailing will be caught here in a web of sapphire blue waters, historic harbors and culinary delights. Starting from La Spezia, a world of discovery opens up. Travelers can sail to nearby destinations such as Lavagna, Genoa and Viareggio, capturing the true essence of the Mediterranean.
Climate: Mediterranean with temperatures between 20 and 27 degrees
Winds: westerly, mistral
Sailing season: May to October
Yacht charter La Spezia
La Spezia itself is this a dazzling blend of culture and natural beauty. The "Museo Tecnico Navale" attracts many with its tales of the history of maritime trade and the navy in the region. Not to be overlooked is the "Cattedrale di Cristo Re", which not only serves as a place of worship, but also offers a breathtaking view of the city. For those who crave nature, the "Parco Naturale Regionale di Porto Venere" is an absolute must. After a day of exploring, La Spezia offers a rich selection of Ligurian delicacies. Pesto alla Genovese, Focaccia di Recco and seafood are just some of the local delicacies that await visitors here.
Getting there: The best way to reach La Spezia from Germany is to fly to Pisa airport. From there it is about 84 kilometers to La Spezia. The transfer from the airport to the marina can be done comfortably by train or cab, whereby the train ride takes about 1.5 hours. Feel free to check our customer area for a possible transfer.
From La Spezia to the west - natural wonders and tradition
From La Spezia, head first for Riomaggiore, the easternmost of the Cinque Terre villages and famous for its wine terraces. Continue on to Portofino, a glamorous harbor town that impresses with its unmistakable turquoise waters. Just a stone's throw away is Camogli, a traditional fishing village with an impressive basilica. The vibrant capital of Liguria, Genoa, beckons with its historic old town and famous aquarium. The journey ends in Lavagna, a town characterized by its historic port and its traditional slate production.
From La Spezia to the East - Culinary and Culture
Starting in La Spezia, the route heads east first to Portovenere, a picturesque town best known for its winding streets and the impressive church of San Pietro. The route continues to Lerici, a charming fishing village that boasts an imposing castle. The journey then leads to Viareggio, a lively town that delights with its sandy beaches and the famous Carnival (February/March). The final destination of this itinerary is Forte dei Marmi, famous for its luxurious beaches and exclusive boutiques. This part of the trip is suitable for both beginners and advanced sailors.
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