- 2 luxury glamping tents
- Working organic farm with olive oil and honey production
- 4 tent pitches and 4 camper/van spaces
- Near Via Francigena pilgrimage route
- Access to cycling, hiking, water sports and archaeological sites
Luxury glamping on a working olive and honey farm in Liguria.
AgriCampeggio Ca' Romeo is a family-run agricultural estate producing extra virgin olive oil, honey, and vegetables in the terraced vineyards of Liguria, located 300 metres above sea level. The campsite offers an authentic rural experience with a limited number of pitches to ensure guest tranquility and privacy. Accommodation includes two glamping tents, four tent pitches, and four camper/van spaces all immersed in natural surroundings.
Life without a car
Car-free score: 7/10A realistic car-free option, but not one of the easiest. Local buses stop nearby. Everyday essentials are within walking distance. A bicycle makes exploring the wider area easy.
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About the area
Castelnuovo Magra has roots dating back to medieval times, with its name derived from the castle ('castello') that once dominated the settlement. The village developed as a feudal stronghold and agricultural community, with its strategic location controlling trade routes in the region. The area was part of various Italian states throughout history before becoming part of the unified Italian kingdom. La Spezia's modern development centers on its strategic naval importance, with the Arsenal of La Spezia becoming one of Italy's major military shipyards in the 19th century. The area has ancient roots in Ligurian civilization but developed significantly during the Napoleonic era and Italian unification as a major Mediterranean port. The province experienced substantial industrial and urban growth due to its importance as a naval and commercial hub.