We were there, September 2023. Beautiful hidden gem of Italy. Not over run by tourists and friendly locals willing to help you. Will definitely do a return visit.
আমি আমার স্বামীর জন্য একটা ইতালি কাজের ভিসা চাই। আমরা বাংলাদেশি। টাকার অভাবে কোথাও পাঠাতে পারছিনা। আমার স্বামী আমার আর আমার ২বছরের বাচ্চার জন্য অনেক কষ্ট করতেছে। টাকার জন্য ছেলে টাকে ভালো কোনো কিছুই দিতে পারতেছি না। আর স্বামীর কষ্ট টাও আর সহ্য করতে পারতেছি না। দয়া করে আমাদের একটু সাহায্য করেন 🙏🙏😭😭
Thanks for your videos - very informative! Can you advise on staying in the Bogliasco area vs. towns in Gulf of Poets? I know both have pros/cons but would appreciate any insight you can share.
Thank you for watching! One big difference is that Lerici in the Gulf of Poets doesn't have a train station and Bogliasco does. If you want to see Portofino, Camogli, Santa Margherita, Chiavari or Genoa, Bogliasco is a good base. If you want to see the Cinque Terre, or are going next to Pisa or Florence, Lerici is a closer base. They are both awesome and you can't make a wrong decision. All the best for your travels!
Thank you for watching! At the time this was an Airbnb listing. Remove any date restrictions, search in Bogliasco, and it should pop up just north of the train station. Have a great trip!
@@happygoluckytravelAttention! Days ago the railway police imposed heavy fines on pedestrians who used the station's level crossing to reach the town of Bogliasco, despite the fact that the barriers were raised. The mayor of Bogliasco is furious because nothing like this has ever happened in more than a hundred years since the railway existed.
Wow! Beautiful house. Well, for me Portofino and Camogli are the top, but Bogliasco comes close. It's a beautiful village, perhaps not so famous and underrated.
@@happygoluckytravel I can't wait for it! And don't forget that Portofino is a very small beautiful village (less than 400 inhabitants), famous holyday destination for the richer people, but it's also a peninsula that is a preserved natural park which extends over the area of the cities of Camogli, Portofino and Santa Margherita Ligure. A paradise for people that love hicking (more than 50 miles of trails) or diving in the incontaminated marittime reserve.
Good evening, you have translated "Passeggiata" as "casual stroll". But if you want to refer to the path instead, perhaps it is better to say "promenade". Very interesting is the famous "Passeggiata a mare" of Nervi, easily reachable from the Genova Nervi railway station, located about 2 km from the Bogliasco railway station (stop).
আমি আমার স্বামীর জন্য একটা ইতালি কাজের ভিসা চাই। আমরা বাংলাদেশি। টাকার অভাবে কোথাও পাঠাতে পারছিনা। আমার স্বামী আমার আর আমার ২বছরের বাচ্চার জন্য অনেক কষ্ট করতেছে। টাকার জন্য ছেলে টাকে ভালো কোনো কিছুই দিতে পারতেছি না। আর স্বামীর কষ্ট টাও আর সহ্য করতে পারতেছি না। দয়া করে আমাদের একটু সাহায্য করেন 🙏🙏😭😭
Hello! Thank you for such a wonderful guide!❤ I need your advise! We've chosen the first destination, it's Bogliasco. But there is a question, what's the second. I can't decide, Sestri Levante or Lerici. What World you prefer. It's need to mention , we're going there this August. Thank you in advance!
Thank you for watching! How lucky that you're headed to Liguria! August is the busiest time of the year on the Italian Riviera, so between the two we suggest Lerici, as the beach is bigger. However, you should choose accommodations that provide a ZTL zone pass, parking, and a beach chair/umbrella spot. In August, you'll find it really difficult to find a place on the public beach and most beach clubs are full with season-pass holders, unfortunately.
@@happygoluckytravel I appreciate your answer. I know about crowed beaches. And I have no idea how to avoid it. I've never been there before. Probably you know places in Italy or France where it will be possible? Right now I just have tickets to Milan and back home.
In August, the Italian and French coasts and lakes are full of visitors, so its a fabulous time for a vibrant atmosphere but you do have to share with everyone. The crowds do make it difficult to find a beach chair, a restaurant, a parking place, and so on. So, the more you can reserve those things in advance, the less stress. Also, you can shift "time zone," and get up super early, go to the public beach until it gets too crowded, always get on the first ferry, go to lunch and dinner as first guests when the restaurants open. Hope that helps. You're going to an absolutely beautiful destination!
Thank you for watching! At the time this was an Airbnb listing. Remove any date restrictions, search in Bogliasco, and it should pop up just north of the train station. Have a great trip!
Attention! Days ago the railway police imposed heavy fines on pedestrians who used the station's level crossing to reach the town of Bogliasco, despite the fact that the barriers were raised. The mayor of Bogliasco is furious because nothing like this has ever happened in more than a hundred years since the railway existed.
@@happygoluckytravel Exact! In Italy, the barriers at railway level crossings are closed a long time in advance because the level crossings are protected on the railway side by automatic blocking signals (Automatic blocking with codified currents, American system), as in the case of Bogliasco and Pontetto, or by specific signals for level crossings along single track lines. In the past there were also level crossings that were closed on time (theoretical time) even if the train was late. In France, however, they are not protected by signals on the railway side and are controlled by the train about 30 seconds in advance. In Italy there are some automatic level crossings of American design (Westinghouse), but they are quite rare. Translated by Google translator. I'm not sure if Google uses official railroad terms
I finally had a chance to watch these videos!!! I absolutely love everything about your exciting journey! I hope to be able to do this one day as well! Good for you guys! Such stunning views and how much fun are you having with all that yummy food and wine??? _Renee from Freeman
আমি আমার স্বামীর জন্য একটা ইতালি কাজের ভিসা চাই। আমরা বাংলাদেশি। টাকার অভাবে কোথাও পাঠাতে পারছিনা। আমার স্বামী আমার আর আমার ২বছরের বাচ্চার জন্য অনেক কষ্ট করতেছে। টাকার জন্য ছেলে টাকে ভালো কোনো কিছুই দিতে পারতেছি না। আর স্বামীর কষ্ট টাও আর সহ্য করতে পারতেছি না। দয়া করে আমাদের একটু সাহায্য করেন 🙏🙏😭😭
Would this be a good place to visit in early Feb? Thinking about Genoa or something nearby like this next month after a 2 week business trip to Florence. Forecast is sunny and high near 50 and low near 30. No swimming but still sunny and beautiful I assume.
Thank you for watching! On a sunny day, still beautiful that time of year. However, it may seem very quiet as many eateries and shops close this part of the winter. If you like to hike its a good time of year for that -- you can take the train from Bogliasco to Camogli and access the Portofino Nature Park. Have a great trip!
Thank you for watching! At the time we stayed there this was an Airbnb listing. Remove any date restrictions, search in Bogliasco, and it should pop up just north of the train station. Enjoy your travels!
Love your work! My fiancé and I are planning to spend 4 nights in Liguria for our honeymoon. Would you recommend staying in Bogliasco or Chiviari? We want to do day trips to Italian riviera attractions but stay somewhere a bit off the beaten track to keep costs down and experience the less touristy side of things. Thank you 🙏
Congratulations on your marriage! What time of year is your honeymoon? In the low season, Chiavari will have more amenities as many restaurants close for the winter in smaller towns. Thank you for watching!
Bogliasco is smaller so might feel more romantic, but they are both wonderful places and both have train station for your day trips. Be sure to see Camogli and Santa Margherita ☺️ Have a fantastic trip.
Thank you for watching! That's Punta Chiappa. You can see more on how to get there and where to eat in our video Hike Swim Eat in the Liguria playlist.
Wow... on AirBnb, this place is about CAD$400 per night. I think you're not budget traveller... We're about to sell our house and travel full time. We were just wondering if we could ask for your yearly budget, if you were aiming for any specific number. Thx and continue your video. Well done and inspiring!
Congratulations on your plan to travel full time! Our strategy is to be full time travelers on the same budget that we would have spent at home. On the road, some things cost a lot less, some a lot more, sometimes we splurge, sometimes we scrimp, we're always juggling. When are you setting out? Thank you for watching!
@@happygoluckytravel We are aiming for may/june next year. We would like to start with the camino de santiago where we’ll have 1-2 months thinking/reflecting on our next life. We are in Montreal. We’re planning to travel 2-3 times/year, +-3 months at a time, deep diving into some regions in Europe and South America (We already lived 12 years in Asia). Year round travel is on our mind too, but having a home (real estate) somewhere is, for us, comforting. So still in thinking mode… hoping the camino will clear this out… Thx for your videos.
Thank you for watching our videos! At the time we stayed in the apartment it was an Airbnb listing. Remove any date restrictions, search in Bogliasco, and it should pop up just north of the train station at the sea. Unfortunately, other viewers have reported that the price went up a lot. Have a fantastic trip!
Lucky you, enjoy your trip! We were there the last week of August, when we found some of our favorite family run bakeries, butcher, fruit and veggie stands, and osterias closed for vacation. They all choose their own exact dates. At the same time, we found many restaurants/cafes open even when others are closed. Thank you for watching!
@@happygoluckytravelআমি আমার স্বামীর জন্য ১টা ইতালি কাজের ভিসা চাই। আমরা বাংলাদেশি। আপনারা চাইলে আমার স্বামীর জন্য একটা ভিষার ব্যবস্তা করতে পারবেন। আমার স্বামী আমার আর আমার ২বছরের বাচ্চার জন্য অনেক কষ্ট করতেছে। তার কষ্ট আর সহ্য হয় না। দয়া করে সাহায্য করেন। আমরা সারা জীবন কৃতঙ্গ থাকবো।😭😭🙏🙏শুধু একটা ভিসা।💔💔
Thank you for watching! At the time we stayed there this was an Airbnb listing. Remove any date restrictions, search in Bogliasco, and it should pop up just north of the train station. All the best!
Hello and good evening, We often saw your travel videos, but this time we got curious about your apartment in Bogliasco, “smart working” as you said. where can we rent that? 😅 Could you be so nice and send a link? thanks and regards, Faby
Thank you for watching our videos, we appreciate your views! At the time we stayed in the apartment it was an Airbnb listing. Remove any date restrictions, search in Bogliasco, and it should pop up just north of the train station at the sea. Have a great trip!
Thank you for watching! At the time we stayed this was an Airbnb property, listed under Bogliasco, with wildly different pricing depending on the time of year. All the best!
We were there, September 2023. Beautiful hidden gem of Italy. Not over run by tourists and friendly locals willing to help you. Will definitely do a return visit.
You guys are defiantly life goals!
The two of you are delightful! Fantastic video!
Thanks so much! 😊
Just wow! Thank you so much for this video. I need to rent that place!!
Thank you so much for watching!
Wowsers!
That apartment!
আমি আমার স্বামীর জন্য একটা ইতালি কাজের ভিসা চাই। আমরা বাংলাদেশি। টাকার অভাবে কোথাও পাঠাতে পারছিনা। আমার স্বামী আমার আর আমার ২বছরের বাচ্চার জন্য অনেক কষ্ট করতেছে। টাকার জন্য ছেলে টাকে ভালো কোনো কিছুই দিতে পারতেছি না। আর স্বামীর কষ্ট টাও আর সহ্য করতে পারতেছি না। দয়া করে আমাদের একটু সাহায্য করেন 🙏🙏😭😭
OK this is my favorite so far. Emre knows I love the sea! Great video Emre and Mia!
Thank you, Mary! Our next stop also brings you to the sea! Coming soon . . .
Amazon thanks for sharing your experience! Make me more in love with this place I want to visit ! God bless
Thank you for watching. We hope you do get to visit one day!
Ha! Just back from Italy, and you noted, what counts a bike path in many places is a "road" suitable for cars!
you are such a beautiful couple...very interesting!!! Love love ❤
Thank you for watching and your encouragement!
Wonderful 🏡👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks for your videos - very informative! Can you advise on staying in the Bogliasco area vs. towns in Gulf of Poets? I know both have pros/cons but would appreciate any insight you can share.
Thank you for watching! One big difference is that Lerici in the Gulf of Poets doesn't have a train station and Bogliasco does. If you want to see Portofino, Camogli, Santa Margherita, Chiavari or Genoa, Bogliasco is a good base. If you want to see the Cinque Terre, or are going next to Pisa or Florence, Lerici is a closer base. They are both awesome and you can't make a wrong decision. All the best for your travels!
How do we find the place you rented? Could you be kind enough to share the link?! What an amazing video! 😊❤️
Thank you for watching! At the time this was an Airbnb listing. Remove any date restrictions, search in Bogliasco, and it should pop up just north of the train station. Have a great trip!
@@happygoluckytravelAttention! Days ago the railway police imposed heavy fines on pedestrians who used the station's level crossing to reach the town of Bogliasco, despite the fact that the barriers were raised. The mayor of Bogliasco is furious because nothing like this has ever happened in more than a hundred years since the railway existed.
Bellissimo, looks fantastic! How come all the most beautiful places in Italy have terrifying access roads?
Thank you for watching, Stephen! I guess that's how they stay uncrowded!
Wow! Beautiful house. Well, for me Portofino and Camogli are the top, but Bogliasco comes close. It's a beautiful village, perhaps not so famous and underrated.
Thank you for watching! We're launching a Portofino vlog soon and hope you like it!
@@happygoluckytravel I can't wait for it! And don't forget that Portofino is a very small beautiful village (less than 400 inhabitants), famous holyday destination for the richer people, but it's also a peninsula that is a preserved natural park which extends over the area of the cities of Camogli, Portofino and Santa Margherita Ligure. A paradise for people that love hicking (more than 50 miles of trails) or diving in the incontaminated marittime reserve.
Thank you for the advice, we think alike and hope to have the vlog out very soon!
Portofino video posted now! 😀
Any one know how to get to this place?
Good evening, you have translated "Passeggiata" as "casual stroll". But if you want to refer to the path instead, perhaps it is better to say "promenade". Very interesting is the famous "Passeggiata a mare" of Nervi, easily reachable from the Genova Nervi railway station, located about 2 km from the Bogliasco railway station (stop).
The promenade in Nervi is spectacular! Thank you for the clarification and for watching!
আমি আমার স্বামীর জন্য একটা ইতালি কাজের ভিসা চাই। আমরা বাংলাদেশি। টাকার অভাবে কোথাও পাঠাতে পারছিনা। আমার স্বামী আমার আর আমার ২বছরের বাচ্চার জন্য অনেক কষ্ট করতেছে। টাকার জন্য ছেলে টাকে ভালো কোনো কিছুই দিতে পারতেছি না। আর স্বামীর কষ্ট টাও আর সহ্য করতে পারতেছি না। দয়া করে আমাদের একটু সাহায্য করেন 🙏🙏😭😭
Hello! Thank you for such a wonderful guide!❤ I need your advise! We've chosen the first destination, it's Bogliasco. But there is a question, what's the second. I can't decide, Sestri Levante or Lerici. What World you prefer. It's need to mention , we're going there this August.
Thank you in advance!
Thank you for watching! How lucky that you're headed to Liguria! August is the busiest time of the year on the Italian Riviera, so between the two we suggest Lerici, as the beach is bigger. However, you should choose accommodations that provide a ZTL zone pass, parking, and a beach chair/umbrella spot. In August, you'll find it really difficult to find a place on the public beach and most beach clubs are full with season-pass holders, unfortunately.
@@happygoluckytravel I appreciate your answer. I know about crowed beaches. And I have no idea how to avoid it. I've never been there before. Probably you know places in Italy or France where it will be possible? Right now I just have tickets to Milan and back home.
In August, the Italian and French coasts and lakes are full of visitors, so its a fabulous time for a vibrant atmosphere but you do have to share with everyone. The crowds do make it difficult to find a beach chair, a restaurant, a parking place, and so on. So, the more you can reserve those things in advance, the less stress. Also, you can shift "time zone," and get up super early, go to the public beach until it gets too crowded, always get on the first ferry, go to lunch and dinner as first guests when the restaurants open. Hope that helps. You're going to an absolutely beautiful destination!
@@happygoluckytravel Wow, it's better than I expected! You are the coolest, thank you so much!
Lovely video! What is the name of the apartment you guys stayed in?
Thank you for watching! At the time this was an Airbnb listing. Remove any date restrictions, search in Bogliasco, and it should pop up just north of the train station. Have a great trip!
Attention! Days ago the railway police imposed heavy fines on pedestrians who used the station's level crossing to reach the town of Bogliasco, despite the fact that the barriers were raised. The mayor of Bogliasco is furious because nothing like this has ever happened in more than a hundred years since the railway existed.
Oh, wow, that's too bad. Those barriers always took forever to open, but at least you could get through!
@@happygoluckytravel Exact! In Italy, the barriers at railway level crossings are closed a long time in advance because the level crossings are protected on the railway side by automatic blocking signals (Automatic blocking with codified currents, American system), as in the case of Bogliasco and Pontetto, or by specific signals for level crossings along single track lines. In the past there were also level crossings that were closed on time (theoretical time) even if the train was late. In France, however, they are not protected by signals on the railway side and are controlled by the train about 30 seconds in advance. In Italy there are some automatic level crossings of American design (Westinghouse), but they are quite rare. Translated by Google translator. I'm not sure if Google uses official railroad terms
Very interesting, we always wondered what was the cause. Thank you!
I finally had a chance to watch these videos!!! I absolutely love everything about your exciting journey! I hope to be able to do this one day as well! Good for you guys! Such stunning views and how much fun are you having with all that yummy food and wine??? _Renee from Freeman
Thank you, Renee! We feel very lucky and grateful for our gap year!
আমি আমার স্বামীর জন্য একটা ইতালি কাজের ভিসা চাই। আমরা বাংলাদেশি। টাকার অভাবে কোথাও পাঠাতে পারছিনা। আমার স্বামী আমার আর আমার ২বছরের বাচ্চার জন্য অনেক কষ্ট করতেছে। টাকার জন্য ছেলে টাকে ভালো কোনো কিছুই দিতে পারতেছি না। আর স্বামীর কষ্ট টাও আর সহ্য করতে পারতেছি না। দয়া করে আমাদের একটু সাহায্য করেন 🙏🙏😭😭
Would this be a good place to visit in early Feb? Thinking about Genoa or something nearby like this next month after a 2 week business trip to Florence. Forecast is sunny and high near 50 and low near 30. No swimming but still sunny and beautiful I assume.
Thank you for watching! On a sunny day, still beautiful that time of year. However, it may seem very quiet as many eateries and shops close this part of the winter. If you like to hike its a good time of year for that -- you can take the train from Bogliasco to Camogli and access the Portofino Nature Park. Have a great trip!
@ yeah I think it makes more sense to stay in a nice Airbnb with a view in Genoa during Feb. more city less beach
meraviglia
Si, davvero un bel posto. Grazie!
Grazie❤
Thank you for watching!
Nice beautiful
Thank you so much!
Are you able to share the link to the apartment? 😊
Thank you for watching! At the time we stayed there this was an Airbnb listing. Remove any date restrictions, search in Bogliasco, and it should pop up just north of the train station. Enjoy your travels!
Love your work! My fiancé and I are planning to spend 4 nights in Liguria for our honeymoon. Would you recommend staying in Bogliasco or Chiviari? We want to do day trips to Italian riviera attractions but stay somewhere a bit off the beaten track to keep costs down and experience the less touristy side of things. Thank you 🙏
Congratulations on your marriage! What time of year is your honeymoon? In the low season, Chiavari will have more amenities as many restaurants close for the winter in smaller towns. Thank you for watching!
Thank you so much for your response! We will be there mid to late June :)
Bogliasco is smaller so might feel more romantic, but they are both wonderful places and both have train station for your day trips. Be sure to see Camogli and Santa Margherita ☺️ Have a fantastic trip.
Thank you so much! I think we will go with Bogliasco. Really appreciate it!
Hello love your video! Where exactly is that at 0:33 ?
Thank you for watching! That's Punta Chiappa. You can see more on how to get there and where to eat in our video Hike Swim Eat in the Liguria playlist.
Wow... on AirBnb, this place is about CAD$400 per night.
I think you're not budget traveller... We're about to sell our house and travel full time. We were just wondering if we could ask for your yearly budget, if you were aiming for any specific number.
Thx and continue your video. Well done and inspiring!
Congratulations on your plan to travel full time! Our strategy is to be full time travelers on the same budget that we would have spent at home. On the road, some things cost a lot less, some a lot more, sometimes we splurge, sometimes we scrimp, we're always juggling. When are you setting out? Thank you for watching!
@@happygoluckytravel
We are aiming for may/june next year. We would like to start with the camino de santiago where we’ll have 1-2 months thinking/reflecting on our next life.
We are in Montreal. We’re planning to travel 2-3 times/year, +-3 months at a time, deep diving into some regions in Europe and South America (We already lived 12 years in Asia).
Year round travel is on our mind too, but having a home (real estate) somewhere is, for us, comforting. So still in thinking mode… hoping the camino will clear this out…
Thx for your videos.
All the best on the Camino! These are fun but hard decisions and you'll have a beautiful journey to think about it.
Is that next to camogli?
15 minutes by car or train from Camogli in the direction Genoa😀 Thank you for watching!
Have you heard of tha t beach that you need to walk on the old railroad lines..Cunero?
Is hidden, close to one of the cinque terres
Hello, find this video and i woul love to know how to rent this location? Is a Airbnb? Can you let me know?
Thank you for watching our videos! At the time we stayed in the apartment it was an Airbnb listing. Remove any date restrictions, search in Bogliasco, and it should pop up just north of the train station at the sea. Unfortunately, other viewers have reported that the price went up a lot. Have a fantastic trip!
we will be there this summer from August 13-19 - do you know when teh stores close?
Lucky you, enjoy your trip! We were there the last week of August, when we found some of our favorite family run bakeries, butcher, fruit and veggie stands, and osterias closed for vacation. They all choose their own exact dates. At the same time, we found many restaurants/cafes open even when others are closed. Thank you for watching!
Very beautiful video.I Subscribe.
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Do you mind me asking what apartment this is called or who you rented through? So stunning!!
Hi Sarah, This was an Air Bnb listing at the time. Thanks for watching!
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Thank you!
HI, I found the house on google maps but can't find it to rent?
Thank you for watching! At the time we stayed there this was an Airbnb listing. Remove any date restrictions, search in Bogliasco, and it should pop up just north of the train station. All the best!
@@happygoluckytravel thank you !
That is my favorite apartment i think
Thank you for watching! Hard to beat the edge of a cliff over that gorgeous water!
I live there!
Lucky!
Hello and good evening,
We often saw your travel videos, but this time we got curious about your apartment in Bogliasco, “smart working” as you said. where can we rent that? 😅 Could you be so nice and send a link?
thanks and regards,
Faby
Thank you for watching our videos, we appreciate your views! At the time we stayed in the apartment it was an Airbnb listing. Remove any date restrictions, search in Bogliasco, and it should pop up just north of the train station at the sea. Have a great trip!
that is a very beautiful apartment, how much does it cost?
Thank you for watching! At the time we stayed this was an Airbnb property, listed under Bogliasco, with wildly different pricing depending on the time of year. All the best!
Yeah, spaghetti vongole from the Amalfi Coast ruined me for that dish elsewhere.
Thank you for watching!
mais faut pas dire on veut pas de touriste mdr
See 3:01. Clearly your videos are intrusive.
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