Borghetto Santo Spirito

Borghetto Santo Spirito is a small coastal town in Liguria, in the province of Savona, along the Riviera di Ponente. Its seafront, lined with sandy and pebbly beaches, along with a lively promenade, makes it a popular spot for relaxed seaside holidays. The town enjoys a mild Mediterranean climate year-round, making it well suited to spring and autumn breaks. The old town retains traces of its medieval past, with narrow lanes and colourful façades typical of Ligurian villages. Borghetto Santo Spirito sits close to better-known resorts such as Loano, Pietra Ligure and Ceriale, all easily reached on foot or by bicycle along the coast, giving access to a good range of restaurants, shops and water sports. The local railway station lies on the coastal line connecting Genoa and Ventimiglia, making it easy to visit Albenga, known for its Roman-era old town, or to explore the hilltop villages of the Ligurian hinterland. Local cuisine highlights seafood and regional Ligurian specialities such as pesto and focaccia.