What to do here
EXPLORE THE AREA
The Agricamping Le Terrazze is located in Val di Nava, a wild and evocative valley between Boragni and Orco Feglino, renowned for its spectacular limestone climbing, hiking trails and mountain biking. Just a few kilometres away, you can also explore Val Cornei and Val Ponci, both internationally renowned destinations for outdoor activities.
And when it’s time to relax, the crystal-clear waters of the Finale Ligure coast are just a short drive away, as are charming medieval village to visit as Finalborgo.
Take a look below and discover the area!
Climbing
Finale Ligure is a dream destination for climbers, combining world-class rock, breathtaking coastal scenery, and a climate that makes outdoor climbing possible throughout all of the year.
Our area is home to countless marine limestone crags charaterized by pockets and drops created by dripping water, with its many vertical walls and slightly leaning slabs. It’s a place where climbers and nature coexist in harmony, making it the perfect setting to enjoy both climbing and the beauty of the Mediterranean landscape.
The campsite is located in Boragni, with the crags of the Nava Valley within walking distance and the surrounding valleys of Sciusa, Ponci and Rian Cornei just a short distance away, offering a wide variety of climbing areas to discover.
Avancorpo di Boragni 10 minutes on foot
Skarafonia 15 minutes on foot
Bastionata 20 minutes on foot
Strapatente/Domus Aurea 35 minutes on foot
Hiking
The area has a very large network of trails, ranging from easy walks to more demanding hikes. The area of Boragni is especially interesting if you like caves, limestone formations, ancient Roman paths or quiet inland landscapes.
Le Terrazze Agricampsite is located just underneath Boragni, a tiny fortified medieval village, surrounded by olive groves and impressive cliffs. Our place is a great start to discover the many trails that the region offers.
MTB
Home to the 2026 Mountainbike World Championships, Finale Ligure offers 200+ trails winding through the hills between the coast, Finalborgo, Orco Feglino, Manie and Melogno. From flowing all-mountain routes to technical enduro and XC, there’s something for every rider, including long natural descents and short road or gravel transfers.
The quiet Val Nava area is a real highlight, with scenic views and the atmospheric Grotta della Strapatente. From nearby Boragni, trails lead towards Orco Feglino and the old NATO Base, offering spectacular long descents back towards the coast and Finalborgo with up to 1,000 m of vertical riding.
With its mild climate, Finale is an excellent year-round destination for mountain biking.
Trail “Val Nava” (NR 132)
Technical and rocky trails
Explorative “Jurassic Park” area
Possible connection to Base Nato
Sea and Beaches
Whether you’re looking for a spot with lounge chairs and an umbrella, a more secluded area, fish to watch, or waves to play in, you’ll find what you’re looking for in the turquoise waters nearby.
The closest beach is Finale Ligure. There you’ll find both free and private beaches.
A little further away, the villages of Noli and Varigotti both offer beautiful beaches to visit, featuring a mix of fine sand and small pebbles and gravel. Varigotti is lined with its famous colorful houses, which provide direct access to the beaches.
Ideal for children, the beaches in Noli slope gently into the water.
The Baia dei Saraceni, located just east of the Varigotti headland, is also one of the most famous and beautiful bays in all of Liguria.
More to explore
Two charming villages to visit in the area:
Finalborgo
Finalborgo is a beautiful medieval village brimming with artisan shops, traditional restaurants, and sporting goods stores.
As you stroll through its picturesque narrow streets, you’ll come across numerous landmarks such as the Collegiate Basilica of San Biagio, a magnificent Baroque church, the Teatro Aycardi, one of Liguria’s oldest 19th-century theaters, and Forte San Giovanni, an imposing 17th-century Spanish fortification overlooking the village, accessible via a trail offering an exceptional view of the valley.
Verezzi
Verezzi is a medieval village built of pink stone, perched at an altitude of about 200 meters, and listed among the “Most Beautiful Villages in Italy.”
There, you’ll have the chance to explore the Grotte di Borgio Verezzi, which stretch nearly 800 meters. Known as Italy’s most colorful tourist caves, you’ll wander among stalactites, stalagmites, and crystal-clear lakes with unique reflections.
In the village, your walk will take you to Piazza Sant’Agostino, a legendary square overlooking the sea, or up to the Chiesa di San Martino Vescovo, which offers an exceptional panoramic view of the Riviera di Ponant and the surrounding area.
