Boccadasse

What travelers say:

Stay away from the hustle and bustle, enjoy the food and take beautiful photos on the beach rocks. My girlfriend and I are from the center of Genova to Boca Street. We stopped at the very cute little fishing bay to buy a cone fried fish and a glass of wine to enjoy the scenery. My girlfriend and I especially liked the Cinque Terre, so Bocas was a great place to visit for us, but unfortunately we didn’t have time to visit them in Genoa before. 🌊🌊 This time when my girlfriend and I went to Bocas, it was quiet, with only a few people watching the sunset in the restaurant and on the beach. It took an hour to walk from Genoa to here. Although it was particularly tired during the walk, it was pleasant to walk along. There is nothing to do except enjoy the scenery here, but this is a good place to escape the hustle and bustle. The sea is very clean. My girlfriend and I climbed to the rock to take pictures. But be careful about the big waves so as not to be accidentally hit by him into the sea. We walked around the streets, took photos, and ate fried seafood and sardines. The trip was super worth it. Then my girlfriend and I chose to walk back to Genoa, walking on the Italian road to Cosso to digest the delicious food just in our stomachs while enjoying the great architecture of the trip. 🌊🌊 Practical TIPS: 1. Bocas is open all day. 2. Bocas does not need tickets. Scenic Area address: 16146, Genoa, Italy