Spotorno – Bergeggi beach, Liguria, Italia

Spotorno – Bergeggi beach is a long sandy beach located between the towns of Spotorno and Bergeggi on the Ligurian coast of north-western Italy. It lies on the beautiful Riviera delle Palme, about 45 km southwest of Genoa. This beach is known for its wide stretch of golden sand, clear turquoise water, and views of the small Isola di Bergeggi just offshore. The coastline here forms a natural bay that protects the beach from strong waves, making it a popular destination for families and swimmers.

Facilities

Along this section of the beach there are several Italian beach clubs (bagni) that provide services and facilities for visitors. These beach clubs offer comfortable areas with umbrellas and sunbeds, restaurants, and small beach bars where guests can relax throughout the day. There are also some free public beach areas available.

Water Temperature

The sea here warms up quickly in summer: on average it is about 21–25 °C in June, 24–28 °C in July, 25–30 °C in August and 21–26 °C in September. The best time for a beach holiday is from late May to September.

Location

Beach located in Spotorno, Province of Savona, Liguria, on the Italian Riviera. Address area: Via Aurelia, Località Merello, 17028 Spotorno, Italy. Nearby places: From the beach you can often see Isola di Bergeggi, a small island and marine reserve famous for snorkeling and diving.

How to Get There

• By Car: From Genoa: about 45–50 minutes via the A10 motorway (exit Spotorno). There are paid and free parking areas within walking distance of the beach, though they can fill quickly in summer.
• By Train: Spotorno–Noli station is about 10–15 minutes’ walk from the beach, with regular regional trains from Genoa, Savona and Finale Ligure.
• By Bus: Local buses connect Spotorno with Savona, Noli, and nearby villages.