Location found

The presence of the Italian flag, Mediterranean vegetation including palm trees, and the style of hillside buildings strongly suggest a location in Italy. The beach umbrellas and layout resemble Ligurian coastal towns. The hill with scattered houses and the beach infrastructure match the seaside town of Alassio in Liguria, Italy. The beach and promenade area are consistent with Alassio's known geography and architecture.

Alassio is the town immediately adjacent to Laigueglia, sharing the same bay (Baia del Sole). It has a very similar long, sandy beach, hilly backdrop, and architectural style. While the specific landmarks point to Laigueglia, a person could easily misidentify the location as Alassio due to the extreme proximity and shared characteristics. The hill visible in the background is, in fact, behind Alassio.

This is a plausible guess within the same region (Riviera di Ponente). Diano Marina also features a wide sandy beach, a town built right up to the coast, and hills rising behind it. It matches the general environment (Italian flag, climate, beach culture) but lacks the specific landmark tower and the unique topographical layout of Laigueglia. This serves as a good example of a similar town in the area.