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The Pilgrim's Path is fairly easy and suitable for everyone. The only section where you need to be more careful is the descent to the Grotta dei Falsari. The hike between Noli and Varigotti is about 5 km long and you can choose to walk it in one direction by returning to the starting point by bus line No. 40. On the other hand, if you prefer to do a loop trail after walking the Pilgrim's Path, you can follow the path that joins the Alta Via dei Monti Liguri.

The building is in 11th-century Lombard Romanesque style. Rising above an early Christian church (finds from a necropolis were discovered in excavations by the International Institute of Ligurian Studies in 1972), it has a basilica plan with three naves, an oratory crypt, and a pattern of blind arches separated by thin pilasters, coupled on the façade and in the main apse.

Noli, destroyed by fire around the was rebuilt on the hill of Monte Ursino, overlooking the sea. After the construction of an initial tower on the top of the hill, the fortification was expanded and strengthened several times until it reached its present form around the 15th century. The castle was able to control the sea, the coast and the old Roman road passing through the hill in the locality of Voze

Also known as the church of St. Peter of the Fishermen, a name that originates from the proceeds of the and holidays collected in the 13th century for the construction of the first religious structure. Only in 1572 with the transfer of the title of catt

The Island of Bergeggi or Sant'Eugenio is a small island located near the Ligurian coast on the Riviera di Ponente, opposite the town of Bergeggi. The end of the small promontory of Punta Predani is about 280 meters from the island.

Located immediately west of the town of Varigotti, beyond the tunnel, the Bay of the Saracens is a small inlet protected by the promontory of Punta Crena. The name of the location derives precisely from the raids of Saracen pirates.
The free beach of the Baia dei Saraceni, not to be confused with the nearby Malpasso Beach located further west, is characterized by a sandy shore and "Beach rock" seabed that harbors a variety of flora and fauna in its nooks and crannies, an ideal destination for snorkeling.

Located just upstream from the Via Aurelia, it is a rock ravine overlooking the sea with a spectacular semicircular opening 25 meters in diameter that offers a safe alternative to the usual views to which Liguria has accustomed us.
In order to enjoy such a spectacle, one has to reach the former Maritime Republic of Noli, a small town in the province of Savona, which still bears the signs of ancient Ligurian culture and follow a 5-kilometer route with about 2 hours of walking.