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Lerici and Tellaro, the splendid bays of Fiascherino, the panoramic village of La Serra: on this page we explain how to admire these wonders with one (or more) hiking, walking between walks to the sea, hidden paths and streets. Let's start from Lerici, with its enjoyable waterfront and the imperious castle. The Lerici waterfront, with its marina and the castle
Those who love comfortable walks along the sea can also start from neighboring san terenzo (where there is The interesting path for the blue bay ) and walk along the road that connects it to Lerici, for a total of about 2 flat but panoramic kilometers up to the castle of the latter. Once in Lerici, visit the exterior of the castle is a must. Under the castle in fact a tunnel in the mountain leads to admire the bay on the other side of Lerici, and a free lift in half tunnel leads to the castle square. The castle of Lerici
After admiring the view, you can start wandering among the old houses in front of the San Giorgio castle, along alleys and streets that offer beautiful views. The village of Lerici from the castle One of these Cruze, the climb to the Poggio, allows you to walk up to the road that leads to the next baiets and flasks, leaving soil with one last panoramic view. Panorama on Lerici and the marina in the first section of the itinerary for fiascherino
Continue briefly along the paved road and not very busy until a detour is met on the right that descends towards the sea. The beginning of the path, between dry stone walls and olive trees, is very inviting, so you can take it to explore this stretch of coast. Trail to Punta Marelunga, between Lerici and Tellaro
Along the path you can see an open gate on the right, then you arrive at an asphalt road going down which for a few meters, at the first hairpin, another path that, however, is blocked by a wall. Entering from the gate above, or going up the wall from the point where you remained stuck, you can get to an opening that allows you to continue on the crushed path and get off at a small dream beach!
Delightful beach and castle of Lerici
Honestly, given the wall in the middle of the path, I don't know how legal it is to go down here: I found a open passage by chance and I didn't ask myself any questions, but with the hindsight ... in any case, the path is a bit 'Scoscese therefore we must pay the utmost attention. From here you can then return to the paved road and to the path to Punta Marelunga. A cave along the coast between Lerici and Tellaro
The stretch of coast between Punta Marelunga and Fiascherino is just a kilometer and a half in line of the crowline, but it is spectacularly jagged, with thresholds, peninsulas, baiette and caves. Via Terra you can appreciate part of these beauties, which can be enjoyed better with a swim and especially in canoe ( Route in Kayak Lerici Tellaro Magra Mouth described here ). The Cala di Maramozza looks like a piece of Thailand (or vice versa: D).
A beach easily reachable is fiascherino, beautiful out of season when it has half-life The Fiascherino beach
Beautiful views from all over the street little busy (out of season) that connects Lerici and Fiascherino and then fiascherino with Tellaro, road on which you can comfortably walk looking for all the beautiful deviations to the sea. Between the castle of Lerici and Fiascherino along this road he employs an hour (2.7 km), but we must note more time to admire all the beauties of the area. Above Fiascherino is the greenhouse , which is connected with a trail in the woods in Lerici View on Lerici from La Serra
A stern road instead connects the greenhouse to Fiascherino and a disconnected path in the vegetation leads from La Serra to Tellaro. The greenhouse is about 130 meters above sea level. Panorama from La Serra towards Fiascherino and Tellaro
Tellaro can therefore be reached on foot both from La Serra through woods and olive groves and from flasks walking on the beautiful street over the sea. From flasks to Tellaro, about twenty minutes, which increases if you take a couple of deviations to the sea to admire beaches and views, while from La Serra to Tellaro you walk for about 2 km (40 minutes downhill on the disconnected path ). Tellaro
After Tellaro, you can dedicate yourself to other even more wild walks than those seen so far, because several paths go into the woods towards Montemarcello; There are also some deserted beaches that can be reached only with difficult shoes (or by sea) ... These wonders are described at this link . This Google Maps map can help locate the path :) Click, go to the album with maps and photos The previous stage along the Liguria path can be The dick of the island of Palmaria , which from Lerici is clearly visible on the other side of the Gulf of La Spezia. good trips! 1 !! 1 !! 111 !!!! If you like outdoor activities and adventurous trips or if you want to find more photos of this and other destinations, as well as advice and new routes , visit our FB page and put it like:
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