The fishermen's shacks on the promenade of Genoa Nervi

Le baracche dei pescatori della passeggiata di Genova Nervi

The fishermen's shacks on the Nervi promenade in Genoa.
The Nervi promenade, with its breathtaking view of the sea and its lush gardens, is one of the most fascinating places in Genoa. Among its most characteristic corners, the fishermen's shacks stand out, which tell stories of a past linked to the sea and fishing.
These small buildings carved into a ravine in the rocky coast, painted in bright colors, a few steps from the waves that crash on the rocks. The shacks are used by local fishermen to store their nets, fishing gear and boats. However, many of these shacks are now half abandoned, silent witnesses of an era that seems far away.
Walking along the Nervi promenade, you can observe the silence that envelops these sheds. The salty scent of the water mixes with the smell of fresh fish, creating an authentic and evocative atmosphere. The shacks, with their faded colors and closed doors, tell stories of a time when fishing was a vital part of everyday life.
They are not only places of work, but also meeting and socializing points. Often, old fishermen gather to exchange advice, tell stories of the sea and share moments of conviviality. These meetings strengthen the sense of community and belonging, creating deep bonds between people.
The Nervi promenade, with its fishermen's shacks, represents a perfect combination of nature and tradition. It is a place where time seems to have stopped, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in an authentic and genuine atmosphere. The shacks, with their colors and stories, add a touch of magic to this corner of Genoa, making it a unique and unforgettable place.

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Le baracche dei pescatori della passeggiata di Genova Nervi

Photo taken with Canon EOS RP and lens Canon RF 28.

Here instead you can see all the photos taken in the Parks and along the walk:
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Where is the walk located:

The Anita Garibaldi promenade, better known as the Nervi promenade, is a tourist spot in Genoa in the Nervi district. It starts from the small port of Nervi, from the mouth of the homonymous stream, until reaching the ancient port of Capolungo with a total length of almost 2 km.
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The fishermen’s shacks on the promenade of Genoa Nervi – Les cabanes de pêcheurs sur la promenade de Gênes Nervi – Las chozas de los pescadores en el paseo marítimo de Génova Nervi – As cabanas dos pescadores no calçadão de Génova Nervi – Die Fischerhütten an der Promenade von Genua Nervi – Lều của ngư dân trên đường đi dạo Genoa Nervi

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The Monument dedicated to Chicharrero in Tenerife

Il Monumento dedicato ai pescatori a Tenerife

The Monument dedicated to the Chicharrero in Tenerife.
I was once in Tenerife at the Mercado Ntra. Señora de África, not far from the port, and while we were returning to the main street I photographed this monument depicting fishermen hoisting a boat.
Then searching online for more information I discovered that the monument is dedicated to the Chicharrero, that is, the typical inhabitants of Santa Cruz (later extended to all the inhabitants of Tenerife).
It derives from the name of a low-value fish, the chicharro, but I don't think it is used in a negative way.

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Il Monumento dedicato ai pescatori a Tenerife

Il Monumento dedicato ai pescatori a Tenerife

Photo taken with Canon EOS RP and lens Canon RF 24-50.

Here is where the monument is located:

The monument dedicated to Chicharrero in Tenerife – Le monument dédié aux Chicharrero de Tenerife – El monumento dedicado a los Chicharrero en Tenerife – O monumento dedicado aos Chicharrero em Tenerife – Das den Chicharrero auf Teneriffa gewidmete Denkmal – Tượng đài dành riêng cho ngư dân ở Tenerife – 特内里费岛渔民纪念碑 – テネリフェ島の漁師に捧げられた記念碑

The thúng chèo, the typical Vietnamese boat

La thúng chèo, la tipica barchetta vietnamita

The thúng chèo, the typical Vietnamese boat.
Walking along the very long beach of Da Nang, in Vietnam, you come across many of these very characteristic boats whose name is thúng chèo (or Thúng tre or Thúng tre để chèo).
They are used by fishermen to carry nets or to fish.
In some places they have become an attraction for tourists who rent them for short trips.

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The thúng chèo, the typical Vietnamese boat – Le thúng chèo, le bateau typique vietnamien – El thúng chèo, el barco típico vietnamita – O thúng chèo, o típico barco vietnamita – Das thúng chèo, das typische vietnamesische Boot – Chèo thúng, con thuyền đặc trưng của Việt Nam – thúng chèo,典型的越南船 – 典型的なベトナムのボート「トゥンチェオ」

Le facciate colorate delle case a Riva Trigoso

Le facciate colorate delle case a Riva Trigoso

Le facciate colorate delle case a Riva Trigoso.
I colori pastello delle case liguri trovano un esempio splendido sul fronte mare della passeggiata di Ponente di Riva Trigoso, la splendida frazione marinara di Sestri Levante.
Come già molte volte vi ho già testimoniato qui sul blog la bellezza dei borghi liguri è clamorosa!

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Le facciate colorate delle case a Riva Trigoso

Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-S 10-18.

The colored facades of the houses in Riva Trigoso – Die farbigen Fassaden der Häuser in Riva Trigoso – Mặt tiền màu sắc của những ngôi nhà ở Riva Trigoso

Barchetta nel mar Ligure

Barchetta nel mar Ligure

Barchetta nel mar Ligure.
Questa foto, scattata lo scorso settembre al largo del golfo Paradiso, dice tutto sul mare che abbiamo in Liguria.
La foto l’ho scattata lungo il sentiero che da Camogli va a San Fruttuoso passando dalle batterie.
E, se non ricordo male, la barca era proprio vicina allo scoglio di Punta Chiappa.

Barchetta nel mar Ligure

Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Tamron 16-300.

A lonely little boat in the blue of the Ligurian Sea – Un petit bateau solitaire dans le bleu de la mer Ligure – Un pequeño bote solitario en el azul del mar de Liguria – Um pequeno barco solitário no azul do Mar da Ligúria – Ein einsames kleines Boot im Blau des Ligurischen Meeres – Một chiếc thuyền nhỏ cô đơn trong màu xanh của biển Ligurian – 一艘孤独的小船在利古里亚海的蔚蓝中 – リグリア海の青に浮かぶ孤独な小さなボート

Il porto di Sestri Levante

Il porto di Sestri Levante

Il porto di Sestri Levante.
Il porticciolo di Sestri Levante è uno dei classici punti in cui tutti siamo stati ma probabilmente per andare a ballare (dal momento che ci sono due discoteche: la Piscina dei Castelli ed il Laguna Beach).
Pochi, se non per lavoro o per diporto, saranno stati qui.
Però c’è una buona vista sulla spiaggia di Sestri ed, ora che la nuova passeggiata pedonale è stata realizzata fino in fondo, è una bella camminata da fare.

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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Tamron 16-300.

Dove si trova il porto di Sestri:

The port of Sestri Levante – Le port de Sestri Levante – El puerto de Sestri Levante – O porto de Sestri Levante – Der Hafen von Sestri Levante – Cảng Sestri Levante – 塞斯特里莱万特港 – セストリ レバンテの港

Reti stese al sole

Reti stese al sole

Reti stese al sole.
Una immagine classica: sul mare ci sono le reti dei pescatori lasciate ad asciugare al sole.
Queste erano in prossimità di Punta Chiappa, tra Camogli e Portofino.

Reti stese al sole