Andora - Riviera Ligure delle Palme

Andora (SV)

Riviera Ligure delle Palme - Liguria (Italy)

Unassailable for cleaning water, the beautiful sandy beach and the quality of services, Andora is a tourist center at the mouth of the river Merola, between Capo Mele and Capo Cervo.
The coast is sandy, the floor alternating sand to the rock and is very interesting (there is also a relic dating back to World War II): two centers provide courses and scuba diving.
A marina with 700 berths and the races organized by the sailing clubs on offer for marine sports.
The Sanctuary of whales from Tuscany reaches Cannes has its own center in the waters off of Andover, in a corridor of sea which is easy to spot marine mammals.
It seems that Andover was founded by a group of Phocaeans (Asia Minor) in exile, before the conquest and the construction of the Via Julia Augusta.
The castle Clavesana began in the thirteenth century, is far from the coast and Andora Marina, the oldest.
The complex includes Paraxo, Clavesana residence and later home of Genoese Podesta, and the door of the castle tower.
Not far from the Church of Saints James and Philip as the tower is built of stone Capo Mele, and is a remarkable example of late Roman Liguria.
The so-called Roman bridge over Merola is a medieval artifact hundred yards long, ten arches of which three humpback.
Colla Micheri, the pass between Andora and Laigueglia along the Via Julia Augusta, is a very old village, enhanced by the work of Thor Heyerdhal, Norwegian ethnologist and explorer.
Other routes that may be followed by mountain biking, leading to the villages of Rollo and Conna.
The oasis of Merola is one nature reserve half of birdwatchers.