Uniquely Classic Cinque Terre – Liguria, Italy

EXPERIENCE:

A guided tour of Cinque Terre is the best solution for those who want a seamless day in one of the most unique and evocative setting in the world.
You will discover the little hills carved by humanity in in the North-West of Italy. This smallest National park of Italy is the only one where people live in. Cinque Terre means five villages, Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza and Monterosso, they are all built on a cliff. During our tour we will visit four of them, Riomaggiore, Manarola, Vernazza and Monterosso.
Itinerary: meeting with the at the train station of La Spezia Centrale, or any other location in La Spezia upon request. Departure by train to Riomaggiore, one of the most vertical village in the world, characterized by the marina with colored vertical houses, next stop Manarola, another very vertical village surrounded by vineyards, here you can enjoy one of the most breathtaking view of the world and have the chance to take one of the most popular picture of the world, the little bay surrounded by colored houses. After Manarola and view on Corniglia, we will stop in Vernazza, one of the most ancient of the five and the only one with a natural port protected by a fortress that nowadays is a famous restaurant. I will show you the best view on this little heaven and after more famous picture we will continue our trip to Monterosso, the biggest village and the only one with a beach. Time for lunch. The tour can be run by train or ferryboat or private boat (only from April to October). The tour last about 7 hours. Length of the tour may change according to your needs.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:

Walk nose up in the little narrow streets to enjoy the coloured houses
Smell the parfume of the fresh basil pesto while enjoying a breathtaking view
Walk among the vineyard and admire the vibrant blue of the mediterranean sea
enjoy the local produce tasting

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