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Camogli - San Fruttuoso via Pietre Strette

Trail 101 of the Portofino Park, from Camogli to San Fruttuoso via Pietre Strette: verified data on distance, elevation gain, and time.

SoggiornaQui editorial team · published on 25 July 2026 · updated on 29 August 2026

Parco naturale regionale di Portofino (Q957736). Sentiero tra Pietre Strette e San Fruttuoso.
Photo credits

Photo: Clbianco / Wikimedia Commons — CC BY-SA 4.0. Changes by SoggiornaQui: resized and converted to WebP, EXIF removed.

The route on the map

Map: OpenFreeMap/OpenStreetMap data. See also all trails in Liguria.

The most direct trail to reach the abbey of San Fruttuoso on foot from Camogli, passing through the locality of Pietre Strette halfway up the Portofino promontory.

Verified Data

  • Departure and Arrival: Camogli → San Fruttuoso (via Pietre Strette)
  • Trail Code: 101 (Liguria Hiking Network)
  • One-way or Loop: one-way (you can return by sea, with ferries connecting San Fruttuoso to Camogli, when operational)
  • Kilometers: 5.7 km
  • Elevation Gain: not precisely reported by the consulted REL/CAI sheet
  • Difficulty: E (hiking)
  • Travel Time: about 2h30 (round trip, according to the REL/CAI sheet)
  • Responsible Authority: Regional Natural Park Authority of Portofino
  • Last Verification: 2026-07-24

The Route

From Camogli, the trail climbs through olive trees and Mediterranean vegetation up to Pietre Strette, a panoramic pass on the ridge of the promontory, before descending towards San Fruttuoso. It is the most frequented trail to reach the abbey on foot, a more direct alternative compared to the complete crossing from Portofino.

Before You Go

  • Bring hiking shoes and water: the uphill section towards Pietre Strette has no refreshment points.
  • Check the ferry schedules if you plan to return by sea from San Fruttuoso.
  • Respect the Portofino Marine Protected Area once you arrive at the bay.

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