Liguria – mountain
region right near the sea
Liguria spreads over a narrow strip that goes from the French border
to Tuscany. The region
of Liguria has over 300 km of coastline, but only reaches 30 km
inland. Directly behind the coast are the first hills and mountains
(up to 2000 m) of the Maritime Alps. The Ligurian Maritime Alps
belong to the preferred destination of alternative tourism.
Liguria is divided in two parts. From Tuscany to Genoa there is the
"Riviera di Levante". The part that stretches from Genoa
to the French border is called "Riviera di Ponente" –
the region in Liguria where the sun shines longest
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Coordinates (43,9°, 7,7°)
This is where Bajardo is located, a place where an average of 300
sunny days per year are counted and consequently with very
favourable climatic conditions.
Apart from the particularly favourable climate, other factors speak
for the 'Ligurian Maritime Alps': the particular social
situation social relations, an intact wildlife as well as an
unexploited environment. These are all basic requirements for an
ideal place for living, working and spending the holidays enjoying
an optimal quality of life.
Liguria offers a lot: the discovery of an unpolluted nature oasis,
the varied landscape, good Ligurian food and the hospitality of a
people of ancient traditions.
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