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GUVANO BEACH IN CORNIGLIA
Guvano beach
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Corniglia is the only one of the Cinque Terre not to have a direct access to the sea. Nevertheless, it has perhaps the most famous beach: the beach of Guvano, well known for nudism and in the Seventies for the hippies.
It is located in a wonderful bay between Corniglia and Vernazza, and can be reached in two ways: taking a trekking path along the "Sentiero Azzurro" (Blue Path), which costs 3 euros and takes approximately one hour and fifteen minutes. You need to head to Vernazza and then down to the left after 10-15 minutes, following a "Freebeach" sign. Or easily from the abandoned nineteenth railroad tunnel Genova-Spezia, well reported by the station Corniglia. Arriving to an unlikely metal gate, you need to ring to enter an illuminated tunnel. It costs of 5 euros, which are charged at the end of it and takes about 15 minutes.
The beach is made up of sand and stones and retains all its evocative suggestion.
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 Entering the tunnel
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 Inside the tunnel
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Photos: © Marvintam.com
Cinque Terre beaches
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