This area is rich with parks and protected areas.
Respect for the environment
has helped conserve the natural beauty
of this territory
and a vast network of paths and hiking trails
makes it possible to explore the area
and appreciate its naturalistic and scenic value.

The park extends along both sides
of the Promontory of Portofino,
facing both Tigullio Gulf and Paradise Gulf.
This protected coastal area is the northernmost
in the western Mediterranean,
and it offers an extraordinary combination
of rural and maritime cultures.
The park boasts one of the greatest varieties
of plant species in the Mediterranean area,
an array of wildlife
and important architectural remnants.

Encompassing the area of the sea
in front of Mount Portofino,
including the underwater portion of the Promontory,
the reserve offers a unique environment
for the study of the sea floor
and its steep vertical walls and cliffs.
The astonishing abundance
and variety of marine life makes it a major attraction
for diving enthusiasts.

One of the most beautiful areas
of the Ligurian Apennines,
the park is known for its important geological heritage
and variety of wildlife.
Alpine landscapes alternate with pastures and woods,
in a well-preserved rural landscape
rich with charm and tradition.