CHOOSE THE FLAT TO ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAY AT ITS BEST
Newly renovated apartments, bright and spacious. Located in the center of Levanto and Deiva Marina, a few meters from the sea. from 4 to 7 beds are ideal for families with children or groups of friends who want enjoy and stay in this part of Italian Riviera, one step from the Cinque Terre and Portofino.
65SQM FLAT
Kitchen/living room
1 double bedroom
1 bedroom with bunk beds
1 bathroom
EQUIPMENT
Air conditioning | Hairdryer | Tea and coffee making facilities | Safe | Wi-Fi connection | Baby cot and high chair on request | Luggage room
FLAT HISTORICAL CENTRE
LE MURA
Vicolo Bergo 6
FROM 120€
Ideal for 4 people
80SQM FLAT
Kitchen/living room
1 double bedroom
1 bedroom with 2 single beds
1 bathroom with window
EQUIPMENT
Air conditioning | Hairdryer | Tea and coffee making facilities | Safe | Wi-Fi connection | Baby cot and high chair on request | Luggage room
FLAT HISTORICAL CENTRE
STUDIO 35
Via Jacopo, 35 int. 4.
FROM 135€
Ideal for 4 people
120SQM FLAT
Kitchen
Living room
1 bedroom with 3 single beds
2 double rooms
2 bathroom with window
EQUIPMENT
Air conditioning | Hairdryer | Tea and coffee making facilities | Safe | Wi-Fi connection | Baby cot and high chair on request | Luggage room
FLAT HISTORICAL CENTRE
PORTIGLIONE CAVETTO
Vicolo Bego 6
FROM 160€
Ideal for 7 people
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BIKE HIRE

FREE WI-FI

NEAR THE SEA

ANIMALS ALLOWED

PARKING 10M ON FOOT
EXPERIENCES TO LIVE TOGETHER
immerse yourself in the atmosphere of levanto



Levanto was a small village set in the greenery of its hills and the blue of its Gulf. Little has changed today; its little gems are still guarded with modesty, the heritage of an ancestral instinct for conservation. The magnificent cliffs and the sandstone banks welcome the visitor from the sea. Pine and chestnut brush hide its paths with their scents of thyme and spartium junceum – Spanish broom – of red strawberry trees and heath tree. Popular devotion is expressed in a rich architectural heritage of a Romanesque origin: the leitmotiv of many Levanto churches. Inside the temples the canvases bear witness to fifteenth and seventeenth century Genoese splendour, while the miniscule aedicules offer up their humble prayers. But let us wind back time and discover the castle, the dock, the walls and towers, all testifying to a tireless will in defence of the people, anchored to the sea but unable to ignore the call of the land. Rural activity is still alive in the vineyards and the olive groves, but above all in the cellars where they keep the casks and other overflowing containers safe. You can taste their contents during a stop at one of the many hamlets which dot the land behind Levanto.
Levanto was a small village set in the greenery of its hills and the blue of its Gulf. Little has changed today; its little gems are still guarded with modesty, the heritage of an ancestral instinct for conservation. The magnificent cliffs and the sandstone banks welcome the visitor from the sea. Pine and chestnut brush hide its paths with their scents of thyme and spartium junceum – Spanish broom – of red strawberry trees and heath tree. Popular devotion is expressed in a rich architectural heritage of a Romanesque origin: the leitmotiv of many Levanto churches. Inside the temples the canvases bear witness to fifteenth and seventeenth century Genoese splendour, while the miniscule aedicules offer up their humble prayers. But let us wind back time and discover the castle, the dock, the walls and towers, all testifying to a tireless will in defence of the people, anchored to the sea but unable to ignore the call of the land. Rural activity is still alive in the vineyards and the olive groves, but above all in the cellars where they keep the casks and other overflowing containers safe. You can taste their contents during a stop at one of the many hamlets which dot the land behind Levanto.