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#1 - 5/29/26 - Amanda, Stephanie and Holt walking along the Passeggiata Anita Garibaldi, a famous promenade in the Nervi district of Genoa, Italy. The paved path stretches approximately 2 kilometers (1.2 miles) along the Mediterranean coast and the Ligurian Sea, part of the Italian Riviera, featuring rocky cliffs and beach clubs.
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#2 - 5/29/2026 - Amanda, James, Stephanie and Holt walking towards the pastel-colored houses of Camogli, a Ligurian fishing village in Italy known for its "painted" windows and shutters. The scene is located in the centro storico (historic center) of Camogli, likely near the promenade or harbor. The buildings are characteristic of the region, featuring painted trompe-l'œil shutters, decorations, and windows designed to look realistic from a distance.Atmosphere: Camogli is described as a "perfect miniature of the primitive seafaring town" with narrow streets and stairs instead of roads in some areas.
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#3 - 5/29/2026 - The charming pastel-colored buildings and bustling pedestrian street of Camogli, a historic fishing village on the Ligurian coast of Italy.
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#4 - 5/29/2026 - The iconic pedestrian promenade of Camogli, a picturesque fishing village located on the Italian Riviera. The promenade, known locally as Via Giuseppe Garibaldi, runs along the Mediterranean Sea and features a famous row of tall, pastel-colored houses. Visitors can enjoy numerous seafood restaurants and cafes situated right on the waterfront, making it a popular destination for dining with a view. The town is nestled against a forested promontory that drops directly into the sea, offering dramatic scenery just beyond the harbor.
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#5 - 5/29/2026 - The Lungomare di Camogli, a popular pedestrian promenade along the waterfront in Camogli, Italy. The town is located on the Italian Riviera in the Liguria region, known for its colorful buildings and scenic seaside harbor. The church tower visible on the left is part of the Basilica di Santa Maria Assunta, situated near the beach area.
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#6 - 5/29/26 - James, Stephanie, Holt, Amanda and Joe A. at their first dinner in Camogli at a sidewalk cafe on the Italian Riviera Mediterranean Coast.
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#7 - 5/29/26 - James, Stephanie, Holt, Amanda and Joe A. at their first dinner in Camogli at a sidewalk cafe on the Italian Riviera Mediterranean Coast.
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#8 - 5/30/2026 - Stephanie, James and Holt on one of the many trains they took in the Camogli area.
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#9 - 5/30/26 - Amanda, Holt and Stephanie walking along the Passeggiata Anita Garibaldi, a famous promenade in the Nervi district of Genoa, Italy.The paved path stretches approximately 2 kilometers (1.2 miles) along the Mediterranean coast and the Ligurian Sea, part of the Italian Riviera, featuring rocky cliffs and beach clubs.
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#10 - 5/30/26 - A view of the Ligurian Sea, part of the Italian Riviera, and the buildings and rocky cliffs along the Anita Garibaldi Promenade in the Nervi district of Genoa, Italy
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#11 - 5/30/2026 - Holt walking along this narrow street located in the historic center of Genoa, Italy, specifically appearing to be near or along Via Cairoli. The area is characterized by high-density, multi-story buildings with traditional green shutters, typical of the Liguria region. The street is paved with characteristic cobblestones, and the buildings often feature ground-floor commercial spaces like hotels or shops.Genoa's historic center, including nearby streets like Via Balbi and Via Garibaldi, is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its historic palaces and architecture
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#12 - 5/30/26 - The historic Torre Doria in Genoa, Italy, specifically looking out from its roof toward the Mediterranean Sea. The area is part of the Villa Doria Madri Pie Franzoniane complex, a 16th-century site featuring a four-story central building connected to this main tower and a smaller bell tower. The tower's design includes distinctive machicolations—the row of corbels supporting a projecting parapet—common in historical defensive structures.
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#13 - 5/30/26 - The historic Torre Doria in Genoa, Italy, specifically looking out from its roof toward the Mediterranean Sea. The area is part of the Villa Doria Madri Pie Franzoniane complex, a 16th-century site featuring a four-story central building connected to this main tower and a smaller bell tower. The tower's design includes distinctive machicolations—the row of corbels supporting a projecting parapet—common in historical defensive structures.
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#14 - 5/30/26 - This view captures sunset over the extensive Genoa cityscape spreading toward the sea. This specific vantage point overlooks the coastline and harbor areas. It is located within the historic Italian seaport region of Liguria
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#15 - 5/30/2026 - The sun approaching sunset behind the historic Torre Doria in Genoa, Italy.
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#16 - 5/30/2026 - Holt, Stephanie, James and Joe A. walking along a street in the evening in Genoa, Italy.
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#17 - 5/31/26 - The popular pebble beach and colorful waterfront buildings of Camogli, a historic fishing village on the Italian Riviera. Located in the Liguria region, this scenic town is known for its tall, brightly painted houses that line the promenade. The beach is a blend of grey pebbles and black sand, providing a spot for swimming in the Ligurian Sea.
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#18 - 5/31/26 - The popular pebble beach and colorful waterfront buildings of Camogli, a historic fishing village on the Italian Riviera. Located in the Liguria region, this scenic town is known for its tall, brightly painted houses that line the promenade. The beach is a blend of grey pebbles and black sand, providing a spot for swimming in the Ligurian Sea.
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#19 - 5/31/26 - The popular pebble beach and colorful waterfront buildings of Camogli, a historic fishing village on the Italian Riviera. Located in the Liguria region, this scenic town is known for its tall, brightly painted houses that line the promenade. The beach is a blend of grey pebbles and black sand, providing a spot for swimming in the Ligurian Sea.
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#20 - 5/31/26 - Looking in the other direction, the popular pebble beach and colorful waterfront buildings of Camogli, a historic fishing village on the Italian Riviera. The prominently featured church on the left is the Basilica di Santa Maria Assunta, a major landmark located right on the waterfront. Located in the Liguria region, this scenic town is known for its tall, brightly painted houses that line the promenade. The beach is a blend of grey pebbles and black sand, providing a spot for swimming in the Ligurian Sea.
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#21 - 5/31/26 - Amanda and Holt walking along the promenade in the historic seaside town of Camogli, located in the Liguria region of northern Italy. The prominently featured church on the left is the Basilica di Santa Maria Assunta, a major landmark located right on the waterfront.
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#22 - 5/30/26 - Holt, Joe A., James and Stephanie enjoying an evening gelato in the harbor of Camogli, a picturesque fishing village on the Italian Riviera known for its colorful, tall houses and vibrant seafront.Scenic Harbor: The background is lined with traditional Ligurian houses painted in gelato shades of yellow, pink, and orange, many decorated with painted trompe l'oeil architectural details.
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#23 - 5/30/26 - Holt, Joe A., and Amanda in the harbor of Camogli, a picturesque fishing village on the Italian Riviera known for its colorful, tall houses and vibrant seafront.Scenic Harbor: The background is lined with traditional Ligurian houses painted in gelato shades of yellow, pink, and orange, many decorated with painted trompe l'oeil architectural details.
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#24 - 5/30/26 - Stephanie and James in the harbor of Camogli, a picturesque fishing village on the Italian Riviera known for its colorful, tall houses and vibrant seafront.Scenic Harbor: The background is lined with traditional Ligurian houses painted in gelato shades of yellow, pink, and orange, many decorated with painted trompe l'oeil architectural details.
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#25 - 6/1/26 - Joe A. at the train station waiting for one of the many trains they took in the Camogli area.
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#26 - 6/1/2026 - A scenic view of the port in Santa Margherita Ligure, located on the Italian Riviera. The departure point for their tour boat to Portofino, Italy.
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#27 - 6/1/26 - The colorful harbor waterfront of Portofino, Italy, a renowned fishing village turned resort on the Italian Riviera. The town is famous for its pastel-colored buildings clustered around a small harbor. The harbor is a popular destination for yachts and boat charters. The waterfront features boutiques and restaurants, and is a significant destination for luxury travel.
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#28 - 6/1/26 - The colorful harbor waterfront of Portofino, Italy, a renowned fishing village turned resort on the Italian Riviera. The town is famous for its pastel-colored buildings clustered around a small harbor. The harbor is a popular destination for yachts and boat charters. The waterfront features boutiques and restaurants, and is a significant destination for luxury travel.
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#29 - 6/1/26 - The colorful harbor waterfront of Portofino, Italy, a renowned fishing village turned resort on the Italian Riviera. The town is famous for its pastel-colored buildings clustered around a small harbor. The harbor is a popular destination for yachts and boat charters. The waterfront features boutiques and restaurants, and is a significant destination for luxury travel.
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#30 - 6/1/26 - The harbor of Portofino, Italy, a renowned elite tourist destination in Liguria. The harbor is famous for its pastel-colored houses, calm waters, and dramatic Mediterranean atmosphere. The area is a hub for luxury yachts and boats, highlighted by landmarks like the nearby Castello Brown overlooking the sea. As a former fishing harbor, Portofino has evolved into a popular spot attracting travelers from around the world.
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#31 - 6/1/26 - The harbor of Portofino, Italy, a renowned elite tourist destination in Liguria.Scenic The harbor is famous for its pastel-colored houses, calm waters, and dramatic Mediterranean atmosphere. The area is a hub for luxury yachts and boats, highlighted by landmarks like the nearby Castello Brown overlooking the sea.Cultural Center: The historic Castello Brown overlooks the harbor from its position on the lush green hill.
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#32 - 6/1/26 - James, Stephanie, Holt, Amanda and Joe A. in the colorful harbor waterfront of Portofino, Italy,
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#33 - 6/1/26 - This historic fortress, Castello Brown, is situated overlooking the harbor in Portofino, Italy. Originally built for military defense around 400 AD, it was later converted into a romantic villa in the 19th century. Today, the site serves as a museum featuring lush gardens and panoramic views of the Ligurian Sea.
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#34 - 6/1/26 - The Portofino Lighthouse (Faro di Portofino) located in Liguria, Italy, set upon a rocky cliff overlooking the ocean. The area surrounding the white lighthouse structure includes dense Mediterranean greenery and popular hiking trails. An outdoor cafe or bar is situated at the foot of the lighthouse, providing scenic sea views for visitors.
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#35 - 6/1/26 - The Faro di Portofino is an active lighthouse situated on a rocky point overlooking the Gulf of Tigullio in Liguria, Italy. Constructed in 1917, it features a white square tower and a balcony, with a lantern on top. The lighthouse is a popular landmark in the region, offering scenic views of the Mediterranean Sea.
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#36 - 6/1/26 - Amanda, Holt, James and Stephanie about to have lunch at the Al Faro di Portofino Lounge Bar overlooking the Mediterranean Sea on the Italian Riviera.
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#37 - 6/1/26 - Joe A., James, Stephanie and Holt, having dessert at the Al Faro di Portofino Lounge Bar overlooking the Mediterranean Sea on the Italian Riviera.
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#38 - 6/1/26 - A view from the Al Faro di Portofino Lounge Bar, a popular restaurant and cocktail bar located at the Portofino Lighthouse in Italy.
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#39 - 6/1/26 - James, Amanda, Holt and Stephanie taking a scenic hiking trail along the cliffs of the Italian Riviera, specifically on the path between San Fruttuoso and Portofino. The trail is located on the Ligurian coast, known for steep cliffs and pine trees overlooking the sea
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#40 - 6/1/26 - A panoramic view of the lush hillside landscape surrounding the harbor of Portofino on the Ligurian coast of Italy. The scene looks toward the Mediterranean Sea, a popular destination known for luxury yachts and scenic coastal views. The building in the center is the Castello Brown, a 16th-century historic castle museum.
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#41 - 6/1/26 - A panoramic view of the lush hillside landscape surrounding the harbor of Portofino on the Ligurian coast of Italy. The scene looks toward the Mediterranean Sea, a popular destination known for luxury yachts and scenic coastal views. The building in the center is the Castello Brown, a 16th-century historic castle museum.
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#42 - 6/1/26 - Portofino in Liguria, Italy, viewed from a high vantage point. The iconic harbor and brightly colored houses typical of Portofino. Visible in the background are the hills surrounding the bay, dotted with luxury hotels like the Belmond Hotel Splendido.
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#43 - 6/1/26 - Joe A. and Amanda with the harbor of Portofino in the background.
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#44 - 6/1/26 - The bustling, historic Piazzetta in Portofino, Italy, lined with colorful, tall buildings and restaurants like Gelateria Bar San Giorgio.
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#45 - 6/1/26 - The harbor in Portofino, Italy, a renowned fishing village on the Ligurian Riviera. The image features typical pastel-colored houses lining the waterfront, high-end boutiques, and seafood restaurants. In the background, the Castello Brown (Brown Castle) is visible perched on the hillside overlooking the marina.The harbor is filled with a variety of vessels, ranging from small, colorful fishing boats to large, luxury yachts.
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#46 - 6/1/26 - Holt, Joe A., James and Stephanie on the tour boat heading back from Portofino, Italy.
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#47 - 6/1/26 - A huge luxury yacht and small tender boat spotted on the trip back from Portofino, Italy.
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#48 - 6/1/26 - On the return boat ride from Portofino, we see the historic Villa Beatrice, a landmark designed by architect Gino Coppede in 1913, perched on a cliff in Portofino, Italy. The property features a panoramic rooftop turret known as "La Torretta" and has hosted notable guests including the Agnelli family. The area shown is on the Italian Riviera, known for its scenic coastline, luxury travel, and historic seaside architecture.
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#49 - 6/1/26 - The scenic coastline of Portofino in Liguria, Italy, viewed from the sea. The prominent white structure on the cliff's edge is the Portofino Lighthouse (Faro di Portofino). The surrounding hills are part of the Portofino Natural Park, known for its dense Mediterranean vegetation and rocky cliffs. Several luxury villas, such as Villa Altachiara, are perched on the forested slopes overlooking the Ligurian Sea.
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#50 - 6/1/26 - This scene features the Hotel Helios in Santa Margherita Ligure, Italy, a four-star property situated directly on the beach with a saltwater swimming pool. The hotel is located in the Gulf of Tigullio on the Italian Riviera. It is known for having a private beach and a pool with sea views.
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