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Above the abbey stands the Doria watchtower, built in 1562 by the family of Admiral Andrea Doria to defend the fresh water springs surrounding the palace from pirates.

The Abbey of San Fruttuoso is situated in a beautiful bay between Camogli and Portofino. The abbey was founded by the Order of Saint Benedict and dates from the 10th and 11th centuries. It contains the tombs of members of the noble Doria family from Genoa, and the building was occupied between 1275 and 1305. The Doria tombs feature black and white stripes, typical of Ligurian architecture of that period. Above the abbey stands the Doria watchtower, built in 1562 by the family of Admiral Andrea Doria and used to defend the freshwater springs surrounding the palace from pirates. Admission to the abbey costs €9.00 (free for FAI members). Since 1954, a bronze statue of Christ has stood in the sea stretching out in front of the abbey, at a depth of over fifteen meters. The statue was placed there at the request of divers who lost one of their diving colleagues at this very spot. Even underwater, Jesus, who stands approximately five meters tall, reaches heavenward with his arms. The statue is over two meters tall and is a popular attraction for divers. If you don't want to venture underwater, you can admire a replica of the statue of Christ in San Fruttuoso.

Portofino is a fishing village located on the Italian Riviera southeast of Genoa. Colorful houses, boutiques, and restaurants line the Piazzetta, a small, cobblestone square overlooking the harbor. From the Piazzetta, a path leads to the church and the Castello Brown, a 16th-century fortress offering beautiful views of the town and the Ligurian Sea.

Portofino is a fishing village located on the Italian Riviera southeast of Genoa. Colorful houses, boutiques, and restaurants line the Piazzetta, a small, cobblestone square overlooking the harbor. From the Piazzetta, a path leads to the church and the Castello Brown, a 16th-century fortress offering beautiful views of the town and the Ligurian Sea.

Portofino is a fishing village located on the Italian Riviera southeast of Genoa. Colorful houses, boutiques, and restaurants line the Piazzetta, a small, cobblestone square overlooking the harbor. From the Piazzetta, a path leads to the church and the Castello Brown, a 16th-century fortress offering beautiful views of the town and the Ligurian Sea.