Portofino Cruise Reviews

Again, we have been here before so did our own thing with Ferry Boat, seas were rough that day....went to Santa Marguerita Ligure mostly and Portifino...wanted to go to San Frutuoso but they shut Ferry down due to rough seas.... ...

We actually docked in Santa Margherita. This little town, next to Portofino, is gorgeous. We walked, shopped and ate lunch in this little village. Great day. ...

Our excursion was canceled and we ventured out on our own to the light house -- long walk but worth it. ...

We could not get into port due to ocean swells. there was not a satisfactory alternative to the river cruise of the Italian Reviera (seems like this is common and the ship should have back up plans), so we took a cab to Portofino for 200 Euros (the cab waited while we explored Portofino) ...

We walked up to the Castle and all the way out to lighthouse. Beautiful scenery and lots of cute little shops in the town. We also took the public bus to San Margerita (sp?) and went to the beach. The beach is pebble rather than sand and being there in the middle of the day, many of the shops were closed for siesta. ...

Beautiful place - took water taxi to three places and had lunch. Great value for money. ...

Walked to Santa Margherita and caught the bus back. 4 miles. ...

Been to this beautiful town before. Arranged a lunch at the Spendido. ...

Sea conditions unfavourable for tendering in Portofino. Ship docked in Genoa instead. We independently caught train and ferry to Portofino at a cost of £23 as we particularly wanted to see this idyllic port. ...

Wow. Better than I imagined. Gorgeous place. Relaxed and lovely shops ...