Il Borgo di Campi

Hey, I'm Prisca & Gianluigi

Prisca and Gianluigi have been running the Borgo since 2001, passionately preserving the hospitality and traditions of the area. Prisca, who holds a degree in viticulture and oenology, spends her limited free time tending to the vineyards, overseeing each stage of grape maturation. Harvesting begins in September, followed by drying the grapes until November, when the exquisite dessert wine known as Sciacchetrà, typical of the Cinque Terre, comes to life.

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Nestled within the National Park, this location maintains an authentic and unspoiled charm, where dense nature and a view of the sea create an atmosphere of tranquility and relaxation. The renovation of the property has been carried out with careful consideration of the local administration's guidelines, ensuring maximum respect for the surrounding environment. Time seems to pass more slowly here, making it an ideal destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse themselves in serenity.

Riomaggiore is just a few minutes away, while the livelier Portovenere is approximately half an hour distant. For those seeking a taste of nightlife, Versilia is easily reachable. Hiking enthusiasts will find the location perfect: a trail begins directly from the property's private, free parking lot and leads to paths number 3 and 1, which connect the Cinque Terre to the Gulf of Poets.

It is advisable to leave your car in the parking lot during your stay and use the bus to reach Riomaggiore, thereby avoiding the challenges and expenses of parking in the villages, which often come with the risk of fines. The staff is always available during reception hours to provide guests with useful information.

La Spezia, the arrival point for major highways, is continuously evolving, thanks in part to the influx of cruise ships. The city boasts cinemas, theaters, museums, and a lively historic center filled with wine bars where you can sample the best Ligurian wines. La Spezia train station, featuring an affordable underground parking facility, serves as the ideal starting point for visiting the Cinque Terre without the stress of finding parking in the car-free villages.

The location of Borgo di Campi is perfect for exploring both Liguria and nearby Tuscany. A tip for guests: leave the high heels in the car, as the nature and trails here call for comfortable shoes!