Taggia (Tàggia in dialect) is a town in the province of  Imperia divided into three parts: the historical centre, Taggia, located in the nearby inland of the Valle Argentina; the industrial area; and the beachside area, better known as Arma di Taggia mostly extending along the left side of the Aurelia. Taggia has a constant temperature throughout most of the year, with late spring-like temperatures.

Cycle path in Arma di Taggia

History of Arma di Taggia

Visiting Arma di Taggia

Arma has always had an important seafaring relevance, known especially from the beginning of the last century when its shipbuilding industry was at its peak: for this reason it has specialised in trades like woodworking, rope making, sail repairs, fishing nets, coopers. many of these traditions have passed on to the present.

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Tourist port of Arma di Taggia

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Boating in Arma Taggia
Arma has always had an important seafaring relevance, known especially from the beginning of the last century when its shipbuilding industry was at its peak: for this reason it has specialised in trades like woodworking, rope making, sail repairs, fishing nets, coopers. many of these traditions have passed on to the present.

The tourist port of Arma di Taggia is a safe harbour for small boats, carved out of the sheltered banks of the river Argentina: on the left upon entry there is a dock with a single pier. The dock is managed by Circolo Nautico Arma on behalf of the Municipality of Taggia. The closest secure roadsteads can be found in  Sanremo and Marina degli Aregai.