Yachtcharter Loano

The Ligurian coast is known for its breathtaking beauty, Mediterranean climate and picturesque harbor towns. Loano, located in this charming region, is not only a popular vacation destination on land, but also an optimal starting point for sailing tours on the Ligurian Sea. The crystal clear waters, combined with an impressive coastal landscape, make sailing here an incomparable experience. From Loano you can start a journey along the coast connecting places like Genoa, Portofino, La Spezia and many others.

Climate: Mediterranean with temperatures between 20 and 27 degrees
Winds: westerly, mistral
Sailing season: May to October

Yacht charter Loano

The picturesque town of Loano attracts visitors not only with its breathtaking coastal location but also with an abundance of sights. The imposing Castello di Loano and the historic old town are just two of the many highlights. If you stroll through the narrow streets, you will pass numerous boutiques, cafés and traditional trattorias. While you're there, don't miss sampling local delicacies like pesto alla Genovese and fresh local fish.

How to get there: From Germany, Loano is best reached by car via the autobahn (there are just under 700 kilometers between Munich and Loano), or by plane via Genoa airport. From Genoa airport it is about 70 kilometers to Loano. For the transfer to the marina of Loano you can take a cab. Please inform yourself about a possible transfer in our customer area.

Ligurian coastal dreams: From Loano to Italy's hidden treasures

From Loano a world full of fascinating discoveries opens up to sailors. Alassio attracts attention with its sandy beaches and the famous "Muretto", a wall decorated by signed ceramic tiles of celebrities. A little further away, Finale Ligure impresses as a meeting place for climbing enthusiasts and home to the impressive Castel Gavone. Gourmet lovers will feel right at home in Portofino, a luxury destination with a picturesque harbor setting, while San Remo beckons with its Italian pop festival and culinary delights. The fascinating Cinque Terre region, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, consists of five picturesque villages clinging to steep cliffs. Genoa, known for its historic port and famous aquarium, is a highlight, as is Santa Margherita Ligure, a charming fishing village with Baroque buildings. Rapallo 's fortress and golf course offer appeal, as do the handmade pasta and Ligurian confections of Chiavari. Finally, La Spezia serves as the gateway to the Cinque Terre National Park and offers a wealth of culture and gastronomy.

While the Ligurian coastline has no tidal waters, wind conditions, especially the Libeccio, can be challenging, so thorough planning and preparation is essential, especially for beginners.

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