The beach of Guvano is located a few kilometers from the quaint village of Corniglia, in the municipality of Vernazza (La Spezia). And ‘the only one of the Cinque Terre not to be directly on the sea and, paradoxically, perhaps home to the most beautiful beach in the area, famous among lovers of nudism and in the’ 70s for hippies. The beach of Guvano is a beautiful beach of sand and pebbles, characterized by a crescent coastline set in a beautiful natural setting, surrounded by the characteristic jagged profile of the rocky coast of the Cinque Terre, with spurs of stone overlooking the sea. The sea is beautiful, turquoise, crystalline, transparent and with stony seabeds, ideal for swimming, paying attention to entering the water (indicated the shoes for rocks). It is traditionally frequented by naturists and is a destination for gatherings (annually) of organized naturist groups that refer to the A.N.ITA. (naturist associations). To access it is a bit difficult, because you will have to cross an unlit tunnel (it is essential to bring a torch to illuminate the path) or through a steep and steep path. But when you arrive, your effort will be completely repaid. Believe it!

There are two friendly beaches: the eastern one (the first) can be reached by descending a metal ladder (about 20 steps), and is usually the most frequented by naturists. The west beach, on the other hand, is more accessible and wider. Alternatively, park along S.S. 51 in the village of San Bernardino, then continue the path towards the sea.