Sori - all beaches

The food is of good quality and reasonably priced. The location is superb, offering a fantastic view of Bogliasco and the beach. The staff is very friendly and accommodating, especially towards children. There are some mosquitos, but the staff provides candles to keep them at bay.

Upon our arrival at 5 pm, we paid a sum of 60€ for a family of four, comprising two adults and two children. I was content with the price as it included access to the restaurant and pool for two and a half hours, until the closing time of 7:30 pm. However, our joy was short-lived as we discovered that the pool closes at 6 pm, while we were still swimming. Our 2-year-old was inconsolable for 20 minutes, and when she finally settled down, we headed to the bar to order some Prosecco and French fries, only to be disappointed that the kitchen was already closed. It is unfair to charge the full price for a family that arrives at 5 pm, only to find out that your services end before the closing time. It would be helpful to have a sign at the entrance that clearly states the early closing time of the pool.

When I first came across this beach in Hollywood movies and Indian Bollywood films, I realized it was an amazing spot to have a delightful vacation or capture some memorable movie scenes.

This small city beach is quite intriguing. The water is clean and the beach itself is relatively tidy, with a mix of sand and stones. Additionally, there are free shower facilities and a changing cabin available. However, I did not come across any restrooms.

The beach has a delightful ambiance and is well-maintained. You can choose to relax on your towel at either end of the beach. However, the majority of the shoreline is taken up by private businesses offering deck chairs and umbrellas for a fee of €20 per person.

The water isn't particularly clear and the beach is quite dirty, but there is ample space to spread out and several restaurants and cafes in the vicinity.