Guvano Beach

The trail starts halfway along the blue path at the end of a fence with a rock with colored writing. The descent requires a minimum of experience and closed shoes. The trail is marked with blue signs and equipped with fixed ropes in some places. You must be careful not to get lost after the steepest section. The beach is still beautiful but dirty and risky with rough seas.

Great beach. Reviews say there's no way etc. lie. I found at least 2 path to get to it. One, the first that I went is very dangerous and hard. I almost broke my leg using this "path". It goes through the bushes, hard to find, but if you want you will. Just like I did. Another path was the one that I climbed back from the beach, I found it on the opposite side. It's very easy, there are no bushes, it's clear, all you need is to follow it. There are multiple ropes for you to get down easier, though it was so I easy I didn't need any ro climb.. Anyway, if you can't find it - then it's not for you, all I can say. Also, stop dropping your garbage all over the place.

We weren't able to check it out since they want to charge you 7,50 per person at the beginning of the trail. For this short section it was too expensive in our opinion.

Superb, lakeside beach

We also went to this beach Guvano Beach with great enthusiasm, but unfortunately no path led us there. We got lost, no one was able to advise us where to go....not even the navigation system was working. AI reported that the beach was closed, the road through the tunnel was inaccessible... It's a shame that it's not better marked... The beach looked beautiful from a distance.... The road we took to the beach was also "fine"... I think that was enough. It's a shame that there aren't more options for swimming. You are a few meters from the sea, but you can't get into it. We will never visit this area around La Spezia again. There are more beautiful places with the possibility of swimming in the sea. Have a nice day ;)

Beautiful and calm place

This has to be seen and felt. It's beautiful and dazzling, to me.

Known as the "hippie beach," it can be reached by sea. The land route from Corniglia, which descends a flight of steps and passes through the former railway tunnel, is currently closed for safety reasons. The beach is located in a fairly hidden spot on one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in the Cinque Terre.

Amazing view☀️

Nothing special