Kamolji: The most beautiful coastal city in the world that is not yet flooded with tourists – Life
Hidden on the Ligurian coast of Italy, the Kamolja is a city that conquers at first sight. Its colorful facades shaped on the sea surface, narrow streets that store the spirit of past times and peace that resists the tourist bustle makes it one of the most charming coastal pearls of Europe. The Kamolja is not just a picturesque place – it is an authentic combination of natural beauty, tradition and simple Italian way of life that attracts all those looking for a real Mediterranean.
The most beautiful coastal city in the world
Kamolji, which is located about 30 kilometers from Genoa in Northwestern Italy, took the first place in the list of most beautiful coastal cities in the world Architectural Digest– And, beating Cape Town, Rio de Janeiro and Hong Kong. Located on the Ligura Riviera, Kamoljo is a favorite summer destination with an average temperature of 27 ° C, writes Punkufer.hr.
It is known as soft for photographers because it is extremely picturesque with its homes in pastel colors, and lovely restaurants and shops contribute to his charm. It is also one of the best places in Liguria to watch sunset until the winding coast descends naturally towards the horizon, creating beautiful scenes.
In addition to summer, visitors in the Kamolja arrive at the beginning of May, when Sagra del Pesce, a festival dedicated to domestic fish products. The festival, which is held for more than 70 years, is known for its main attraction: a huge four-meter silence in which three tons of fresh fish are prepared in one day.
The city of a thousand white sails
If you decide to visit it, you can explore its rich maritime history, because the city has been a fishing village and a shopping center for many years, with roots that date back to ancient times.
The name of the Kamoljo is literally meaning « House of Women », because the men sailed and fished, and women remained in the city. But it is not the only nickname that carries: at the end of the 19th century, the city fleet counted hundreds of ships, which is why Kamolji received a nickname « City of a thousand white sails ». It is only a 20-minute drive from the Genoa, which makes it ideal for a one-day trip if you choose to explore that part of Italy.
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