You'll find rugged beauty and a slow pace in the Cinque Terre. Named for the five towns of Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore, this portion of the Italian Riviera is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Cars aren't allowed, so take local trains or ferries to go from town to town—or walk one of the spectacular trails that connect them.
Restaurants in Cinque Terre
5.0 based on 94 reviews
We want to offer our customers an exciting and yet relaxing day within the Cinque Terre Marine Park. During our tour to see the Cinque Terre villages, we explain the story on how these villages came to be with some great stories and information. Of course a swim in the Mediterranean is included, and the size of our boat makes it spacious and comfortable.
5.0 based on 143 reviews
Cinque Terre customized super cool boat tours, with yummy local food & wine and snorkeling equipments included! Ask for more info and private tours!
5.0 based on 896 reviews
We’ll depart from the harbor in Monterosso, the northernmost village, and cruise along the coast of the Cinque Terre, while enjoying an Italian aperitivo on board. You'll get to know the other guests on the boat while learning about the history of the area, told to you by your English speaking guide. Weather permitting, we’ll stop along the way in one of the pristine coves that only a small boat can enter for a swim in the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean. For Lunch Tours (€150 per person): We’ll stop in one of the villages for lunch at one of the area’s best family-run restaurants. Here we’ll enjoy a gourmet seafood lunch (alternatives available!) – be prepared for a feast!! For evening Tapas Tours (€100 per person): We’ll stop in one of the villages for fresh tapas at one of the area’s best family-run restaurants. We also offer a Day Tour that does not stop in any village and allows more time for swimming.
5.0 based on 117 reviews
If you're afraid the Cinque Terre has lost its charm and become too touristy, then you should come out with us on either a private tour or a small group experience. Our private tours are organized to avoid the crowds as much as humanly possible on secondary trails or back roads to see the heart of the villages and national park, and are family-friendly (we have three kids ourselves, and know what this means!). We can design great options for all travelers and all tastes, including private shore excursions from cruises. And as of the 2020 season, we are offering a unique small group experience that dives into the cultural soul of the Cinque Terre: its wine. The "Born to be Wine" tour is accessible for all abilities and bookable directly through Tripadvisor/Viator. Drop us a line! We always respond to email within 24 hours, often faster. We'll bring you the best, most authentic Cinque Terre experience you can imagine.
5.0 based on 676 reviews
The tour is aimed at fully experiencing and exploring the Cinque Terre, discovering its essence, history and values. A true and profound experience, far from the chaotic mass tourism that today unfortunately represents the only negative point of this territory. Our tours: - Guided tour in “tour of the Cinque Terre” from the sea .. to discover sunny beaches, sea caves and natural pools surrounded by the soft hills that descend to the sea. - Guided tour under the thousand shades of the sunset .. It goes off to admire the whole beautiful bay of the Cinque Terre, the exclusive view of the Via dell’Amore and all the towns from the sea. What are you waiting for? Book your tour!!
5.0 based on 71 reviews
Calipso is a boat that accommodates up to 7 people, led by Giuliano. During the Giuliano tour you will discover the most beautiful and unspoilt bays of the Cinque Terre and tell you stories and curiosities on the land and marine fauna (in English and Spanish). During your tours you can dive into the clear waters and discover the depths of our sea, Natural Reserve and World Heritage. The activity will be closed from 20 October 2017 until March 15, 2018, however we remain available for information and reservations.
4.5 based on 416 reviews
Constructed from 1618 from the Capuchin Friars who came in Monterosso, the Church of San Francesco contains some fine art including a Crucifixion by Antoon Van Dyck, and sono other important Itaian painters from XVII and XVIII centuries. Near the church there is the Monastery of Capuchin Friars a very ancient structure with great garden where Friars live. It is a place of Peace and spirituality with a gorgeus view on the seaside. Here you can live the experience of St. Francis of Assis: semplicity and poverty and show his love for God and the beauty of nature and creation.
Definitely worth the many steps up! Nice areas to stop along the way for pictures and the statue of St Francis. Very interesting history of the church and monastery and unusual grave site at the top.Well worth it!
4.5 based on 3,696 reviews
Breathtaking views from this (sometimes) challenging hike. Now there is a ticket to buy to be able to do the hike, but it means that the path is well looked after and very safe! It was a great experience! And when finally Monterosso came to sight, we had a feeling of achievement!!
4.5 based on 1,902 reviews
One of the most amazing and beautiful places in Italy! If you have plans to visit Italy ???????? Cinque Terre you definitely must visit this stunning place! Park have 5 small fishermen’s villages in Ligurian coast . Picturesque landscapes, crystal blue sea, rock beaches (except Monterosso al mare, which have most large sand beaches). A lot of restaurants, hotels , B&B around. You can travel between villages by boat or by train!
4.5 based on 2,302 reviews
Visited 3 towns out of 5 in cinque terre, Rio maggiore, Manarola and Monterosso. Drove first to Manarola from La Spezia, car park is about 1 km uphill, then have to walk to the sea, Manarola is most picturesque among the five towns, must visit, walk back upto the parking was little tiring, however the train station is very near to the sea and right at the bottom. Next was Monterosso, this is only town with a sandy beach. Parking is right next to the beach. Good for a swim. Last was Rio maggiore on way back to la spezia, walk is about 500-700 Meter from car park which is again uphill, with train station in between. Good restaurants at Rio maggiore and Manorola , specially one on the hill top at Manarola. The other two towns are more or less same and can be skipped if running short of time.
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