The town of framura consists of 5 small and ancient villages, close to Portofino and Cinque Terre. The castle, cliffs, pine forests and vineyards, small beaches nestled in the coast...
this is Framura!
Framura was a possession of the Da Passano family, in the Middle Ages, during which the castle was built. The core revolves around the church of St. Martin, one of the first churches of the Middle Ages...
The unique landscape of the coast is given by the high cliffs dropping into the sea, in the midst of which they form small pebble beaches. Impressive landscapes from the wonderful vegetation overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea...
A lush Mediterranean vegetation covers the coast: myrtle, pine, roses and Mediterranean forests that cover the immediate hinterland. Among Framura and Deiva Marina, you will find the protected area of Monte Serro, all visited in one day.
Framura is a tiny center of the Ligurian Riviera, between Portofino and Cinque Terre, where time seems to have stopped really.
