Cadimare​

By Dion Protani
Latest update: 1 December 2023
​The seaside port of Cadimare is situated on the Riviera di Levante in the Province of La Spezia and belongs to the Comune of La Spezia. The main highlights are the marina and a small beach.

​Nearby places of interest include Fezzano, Le Grazie, Portovenere, Palmaria and Riomaggiore while the recommended accommodation for Cadimare is the Hotel Florida Lerici.
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Cadimare is a picturesque seaside village located in the Liguria region of northern Italy. Situated along the Gulf of La Spezia, Cadimare is known for its maritime heritage, scenic landscapes, and authentic Italian charm. ​
​History
Cadimare has ancient origins, dating back to Roman times when it was a fishing settlement known as Cadiamarus. Throughout history, the village was influenced by various ruling powers, including the Republic of Genoa. Cadimare was once a significant fishing and maritime center, and its residents were renowned for their skills in shipbuilding and fishing.

Today, Cadimare still retains its maritime character, with a lively fishing port and a close-knit community that celebrates its fishing traditions and seafaring heritage.
Highlights and nearby attractions
  • Cadimare Port: Visit the charming fishing port of Cadimare, where you can see colorful fishing boats bobbing in the water and witness fishermen preparing for their daily catch.
  • Seafood Restaurants: Savour freshly caught seafood in Cadimare's seafood restaurants, which serve dishes like anchovies, swordfish, and other local delicacies.
  • Scenic Walks: Take leisurely walks along the seafront promenade, enjoying the scenic views of the Gulf of La Spezia and the surrounding coastal landscape.
  • La Spezia: Explore the nearby city of La Spezia, known for its maritime history, museums, and cultural attractions. From La Spezia, you can also access the stunning Cinque Terre villages by train or boat.
  • Boat Trips: Take a boat trip from Cadimare to explore the beautiful coastline and nearby islands, such as Palmaria and Tino.
  • Local Festivals: If you visit during the right time, you might have the chance to participate in local festivals and events celebrating the sea and fishing traditions.
Cadimare - frazione di La Spezia
​​Comune: La Spezia

Province: La Spezia

Region: Liguria
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Highlights: marina

​​Close by: Fezzano, Le Grazie, Portovenere, Palmaria, Riomaggiore​

Recommended accommodation: Hotel Florida Lerici (14 km)​​

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