You land at Pisa.
The Riviera is an hour and a half away.

Door-to-door from Galileo Galilei Airport to the jewel of the Gulf of Tigullio — fixed price, no connections, no luggage handling at stations.

Santa Margherita Ligure occupies a privileged position on the Ligurian coast — sheltered from the wind by the Monte di Portofino headland, facing south across the Gulf of Tigullio, with the hills rising steeply behind the elegant waterfront promenade. It is a town that has attracted a discerning clientele for over a century: quiet enough to feel exclusive, connected enough to reach Portofino in fifteen minutes by taxi boat. It is the kind of place where arrival matters.

From Pisa Airport the drive follows the A12 motorway northward along the coast — past the marble quarries above Carrara, through the Versilia Riviera, past La Spezia and the Gulf of Poets, and then into the Riviera di Levante as the landscape shifts into the characteristic steep cliffs and turquoise water of the Ligurian coast. The journey takes approximately an hour and a half in normal traffic. There is no comfortable alternative by public transport — the train from Pisa to Santa Margherita requires at least one change and does not serve the major hotels directly.

Your driver meets you inside the arrivals hall at Pisa Airport with a name board. He monitors your flight from departure — if it is delayed, he adjusts automatically. He loads your luggage and drives you directly to your hotel entrance. The access arrangements for each property in Santa Margherita are managed in advance, so there are no surprises on arrival regardless of ZTL restrictions or private road access.

We provide dedicated transfers to all the principal hotels in Santa Margherita Ligure. Each property has its own access arrangements and specific drop-off coordination that we manage at booking.