Things to do nearby

But not only: the wide plain, economic motor outside the walls, is the mother of local typical products that make Albenga a floriculture and culinary capital.

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Just 7km away from the Residence Villa Miky, you should visit Alassio which is, without doubt, the ideal destination of the Riviera di Ponente: its enviable wealth, its fine sandy beach that slopes gently are ideal paradise for children, the beautiful gulf with its mild climate all year round, leisure loved by young people, have made the “City of Muretto” a real cult summer destination.

Thriving fishing village, with the birth of the international elite tourism, Alassio has become one of the most elegant center of the coast, surrounded by greenery, from the flowers of its gardens, the beautiful villas in the hills and characterized by its nearly four kilometers of quartz beach and fine limestone, which falls gently into the sea, with almost no slope.

The City offers high quality services and is able to meet various needs during the winter, when you can enjoy moments of relaxation and well-being on the beach thanks to the Hooded, “baskets” of wicker very used in northern Europe that allow toning sessions of light therapy.

The town beloved by Ernest Hemingway, chic and sophisticated destination, offers the opportunity to enjoy the sea but also the nightlife and entertainment. The village is in fact a very popular destination, loved by customers who do not surrender to classic aperitifs in the premises of the walk, the dinners in the restaurants practically on the sea and shopping in the downtown shops, worthy of high fashion boutiques towns.

The province of Savona hosts the famous Toirano’s caves, a complex of caves very appreciated by tourists, particularly known for their varities of stalactites and stalagmites shapes, for their extension, for the very skilled guides who show the touristic path long more than one kilometer and for the discovery of traces of the homo sapiens dated back more than 12.000 years ago and traces of ursus spelaeus dated back 25.000 years ago.

The complex is composed by Bàsura cave (“witch” in dialect), discovered in 1950 by a group of childrens leaving in Toirano and rich of significant traces of the primitive men, and the below Santa Lucia cave, discovered in 1960. In some rooms and corridors were discovered a cemetery of cave bears and carbon traces on the walls originated by the torches used by the hunters men. The cave is important also for the presence, in a small lake, of a tiny prehistoric crustacean, named Niphargus, survived to the estinction. It’s similar to a shrimp; it’s transparent and reaches the maximum length of 7 mm.