Pisa to La Spezia – Porto Venere
On this particular trip, La Spezia (on the northern part of the west coastline) was 100% on the cards to visit. With it’s charming villages, buildings and beautiful waters, this has become a haven for expensive boat charters, a home for superyacht builders and a wonderful playground in the sun for people of all budgets.
From the spring through to the end of the summer, the sun-kissed waters of this area are an incredible site. There’s lots of industrial and naval activity close to La Spezia which I personally found interesting to see and this is best viewed by boat. If you do hire a boat you can moor up close to many small marinas and pickup some drinks and supplies from bars or cafes. This made our own adventure fun and exciting.
The list of “things to do” is extensive but our top three have to be;
- Boat Hire / Rental
- Paddle-boarding
- Swimming
With our sister company DeepBlueImage.com we produce photo and video media for the industry, charters and promotions. Getting up-close and personal with such beautiful yachts is a fantastic experience and for enthusiasts and fans, what better way to satisfy your senses than to rent a boat for the day and explore! There lots to see and do up near Porto Venere as the coastline is beautiful and the sea is stunning. If budgets are more restrictive then you could have a wonderful swim or try paddle boarding perhaps. On my first visit, two of us paddled accross from Porto Venere to the Island of Palmaria.
