Deiva Marina

Location:
Deiva Marina is the westernmost coastal town in the Province of La Spezia.
Motorway Exit: Motorway A12, Deiva Marina Exit.
Train Station: Deiva Marina (info: www.trenitalia.com )
Buses: www.apt-spa.it 
Ferries: in spring and summer months, ferry service and boat tours depart from Deiva Marina daily for the gulf towns, Portofino and Genoa, weather and sea conditions permitting (info: www.navigazionegolfodeipoeti.it )

What to see and do
The modern part of Deiva Marina has developed along the coast, at the delta of the Castagnola Stream. The old villages, which made up the original community of Deiva Marina, are located in the surrounding hills. 
Ruins of an ancient hospice and a Romanesque church can be found in the hamlet of Baracca, near Monte San Nicolao. The Via Romea or di Francia originally passed through here. In the middle ages, an important commercial route called the “Via del Sale” (the Salt Way), connected the Pianura Padana with the Ligurian coast.
Deiva is famous for its beautiful white sandy beach and clear blue water. It is an ideal place to stay for people who love a tranquil seaside setting, walking in the surrounding hills and the excellent Ligurian cuisine.