The modern and bright villagio offers not only 4 swimming pools, long chairs, a tennis court, but others facility of a four stars establishment too, like a modern fitness room, a sauna, a steam bath, hydro massage, football and basketball courts, Boccia court, table tennis, and free internet computers.
You will also find a Pizzeria where you can eat ligurian specialities and a small store to buy the necessary.
The bungalows (about 28 m²) are simply furnished and include a bedroom, a breakfast kitchen, and a bathroom. An ideal terrace in front of the bungalow is at your disposal.

The Roman town of "Albium Ingaunum" was founded in the second century BC on the site of a citadel of the Ligurian Ingauni. The coastal region of Albenga, which is crossed by the River Centa (formed by the confluence of the Arroscia and the Neva), has features that are unique in Liguria: a vast area of fertile land near the sea that is efficiently connected by road with the hinterland and Piedmont. During Roman times, Albenga and Ventimiglia were the most important centres in western Liguria: Albenga was the birthplace of the Emperor Pertinax.


The layout of the mediaeval town was made to adapt perfectly to the Roman settlement: it is very difficult when looking at the older walls and buildings to distinguish parts belonging to different periods. On the bed of the river Centa, just outside the town walls, remains have been found of baths, an aqueduct and a Roman burial ground. The remains of a second-century amphitheatre are also visible. At the heart of the mediaeval town are the cathedral of San Michele with its three towers (an early Christian temple reconstructed in the thirteenth century with an adjacent decagonal baptistery), the old fifteenth-century municipal building (now the Ingauno Civic Museum) and the Casa dei Malasemenza (now the town hall). There are numerous other historical buildings, including the tower-houses and religious buildings, which all go to form one of the most compact and interesting old town areas in Liguria.


The archaeological itinerary along the Via Julia Augusta starts at the church of San Martino and ends at Santa Croce di Alassio. There are also many other excursions to be made through the Mediterranean maquis, the coastland and the hills that are closest to the sea: in the direction of Casa Bianca, Salea, La Colombera, Campo Chiesa and Monte Bignone (300 m.). The underwater environment is ideal for diving: there are interesting shallows and a few relics lying off the coast. A typical local dish is "imbrogliata di carciofi", a kind of artichoke hash. Pigato, Vermentino and Rossese wines are produced from the local vineyards on the hills.

The village of Villanova d’Albenga was and remains one of the most important villages in Albenga. It was built in 1250 as a defensive location. The walls of the fortress were made of river stones. At the heart of the village lies the fountain. A little further out are the three churches of Nostra Signora delle Grazie (baroque), Santo Stefano di Cavatorio (gothic) and Santa Maria della Rotonda (renaissance).

The airport of Villanova d’Albenga (direct flights from Rome) is just a few minutes away by car.

Beach bus (1 euro per person) in July and August to Laigueglia with a special offer of use of the lido (sandy beach).
Free use of table tennis, boccia court, basketball and football ground, pool and tennis (once a day). Three free one-hour sessions per week in the health centre (fitness room, Turkish steam bath, sauna or hydro-jet massage). One hour per week free internet access.
Whirlpool (10x5 open from 20.03.-27.09.), pool (22x10 open approx. 01.05.-15.09.) + children's pool + 2 additional pools (25x15 +10x5; open from 01.07.-30.08.) + loungers/parasols.
During the summer months there are organised events and disco evenings.
Dogs up to knee-height 10 euros per week, larger dogs 20 euros per week.