Italy Quinto al Mare - Genova

Continuing along the road after Nervi, you can take shots like this one, which is located in Genova Quinto, just after the Porticciolo di Nervi.

Carved directly into the rugged cliffs, this stunning walkway stretches for over 2 kilometers, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Ligurian Sea.

This spot was made on the rocks just before the small port. You can easily go down via a ladder and it is easy to put the tripod and the equipment.

Here too, like Nervi, the same thing applies, it is basically a continuation of the Nervi walk, and you can find some interesting views.

The entire walk allows you to manage yourself on different points of view, I recommend using a wide angle, but it is possible to find fantastic spots even with medium or telephoto lenses.

Traveling to Genova Quinto by train is by far the most convenient and recommended option for foreign visitors. Italy has an excellent rail network, making this charming coastal district easily accessible.

From Genoa Cristoforo Colombo Airport (GOA)
If you're flying into Genoa Airport (GOA), reaching Genova Quinto by train is straightforward:

Airport Shuttle: Take the Volabus or a local AMT bus from outside the airport terminal to one of Genoa's main train stations. The most common choices are Genova Brignole or Genova Sestri Ponente.
Train to Nervi: From either Genova Brignole or Genova Sestri Ponente, hop on a regional train (treno regionale) heading towards La Spezia or Sestri Levante. Genova Quinto has its own station, so you can get off right in the heart of the district. The train ride from Genova Brignole typically takes about 15-20 minutes.
From Other Italian Cities
Genova Quinto is well-connected to major Italian cities by train:

From Milan, Rome, Florence, Turin, etc.: Take a high-speed train (Frecciarossa, Italo) or Intercity train to Genova Brignole or Genova Piazza Principe (Genoa's two main stations). From either of these, simply take a short regional train ride (as described above) to Genova Nervi.
From Neighboring Countries
If you're traveling from France, Switzerland, or Austria, you can take international train services to Genoa's main stations (Genova Piazza Principe or Genova Brignole) and then connect to a regional train for Nervi.

Key Tips for Train Travel
Tickets: You can buy train tickets at station counters, self-service machines, or online via Trenitalia (Italy's national railway company) or Italo (a private high-speed operator). For regional trains, make sure to validate your ticket at the green or yellow machines on the platform before boarding to avoid fines.
Station Names: Remember your destination is "Genova Quinto."
Frequency: Regional trains along the Ligurian coast are frequent, especially during daylight hours.
Enjoy the scenic train ride along the Italian Riviera to beautiful Genova Quinto!