Top Things to do in Manarola
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The 8 Best Things to do for Honeymoon in Manarola, Liguria
Discover the best top things to do in Manarola, Italy including Rayo Verde Tour, Enjoy Cinqueterre Boat Tours, San Giorgio Boats, Cinque Terre Walk and Drink, Cinque Terre Tours, Borgo Storico di Manarola, Arbaspaa, Chiesa di San Lorenzo.
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1. Rayo Verde Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 47 reviews
Boat rent with driver with departures from Manarola. Boat tours, snorkeling tours and charter to the Cinque Terre and La Spezia
2. Enjoy Cinqueterre Boat Tours
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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!!
3. San Giorgio Boats
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5.0 based on 59 reviews
"San Giorgio Rooms & Boat Experiences" is pleased to welcome you in the beautiful Cinque Terre offering relaxing and comfortable experiences in elegant Gozzo to discover the wonderful landscapes of Liguria and the Gulf of Poets. The real protagonists of the tours will be the "Cinque Terre" Riomaggiore - Manarola - Corniglia - Vernazza - Monterosso seen from a privileged perspective completely different from that of the crowded paths, directly from the sea!
4. Cinque Terre Walk and Drink
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4.5 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By aussieineurope - Ballarat, Australia
Reading up on this location can be daunting as where to start? We were very happy with our version, which was: Train to La Spezia. One you hop off you have to buy further tickets for the train that passes through the 5 villages. Once on the train, you put your ticket into the machine to validate it. We travelled to the last village, Monterosso - about 15 mins. This is a pretty village to look around. We walked from there to Vernazzo - this is a fairly demanding but beautiful walk. It takes nearly 2 hours, and affords views of the coastal strip and passes through lush vegetation. Fish and chips in Vernazzo was nice. We did not walk the next leg to Corniglia as we thought this might make our day hard work. We took the train to Corniglia - the station is quite a level below the small town and the town is not the most exciting of the 5 villages. We were going to walk to Manarola as this is a flat walk but the trail was closed for maintenance. From the Corniglia station the trail can be tricky as it drops down narrow stairs at the southern end of the station and you are not sure this is the correct trail. We used the train instead to return. You do not have to try and visit all towns or try and walk the whole trail. We had a wonderful day just walking the first leg
5. Cinque Terre Tours
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4.5 based on 27 reviews
Cinque Terre Tours offer Innovative Tours in the Cinque Terre. Fun, Relaxed and Unique. Boat Tours, Wine Tasting, Pesto Classes. Fully Licensed & and Recognised Tour Operator .
6. Borgo Storico di Manarola
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4.5 based on 452 reviews
Reviewed By faithandhope2live - Coquitlam, Canada
This is the most ancient village out of the five and was the last village that we visited on that day. We wanted to enjoy the sunset view from there, especially in November the sun set around 5 pm. We did not have any problem to find things to do till that time. First we planned to stroll the Path of love (Sentiero Dell's Amore) from Riomaggiore to Manarola. Because of reconstruction, only the first 650 feet was open from Manarola. Despite that there were still lots of tourists with the same idea as us. It is a scenic trail, so lots of photo opportunities. Before the sun set, the sunbeam shined on the colourful houses that were set on the cliff. It's just magnificent. That was a blessed day. We visited all 5 villages and experienced the strong wind in the morning, the warm sun in the afternoon and a magnificent sunset in the evening. Happy travelling!
7. Arbaspaa
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4.5 based on 399 reviews
The story of Arbaspàa Tour Operator starts with an entrepreneurial idea that combines the love for travel and for Liguria.The company started to grow thanks to the innovative ideas of sustainable tourism, that had just been included in the list of UNESCO Worldheritage sites. Arbaspàa manages a rich selection of accommodations in the Cinque Terre. Visitors find a wide range of activities.
8. Chiesa di San Lorenzo
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4.0 based on 327 reviews
Reviewed By faithandhope2live - Coquitlam, Canada
From the train station we walked up the hill. Some parts are quite steep but short. At the top we saw an open court yard. There is and old stone church built in 1338. The interior of the church is simply decorated but serene and tranquil. Across the church is the bell clock tower. Behind the tower is a beautiful view of part of Manarola. To the right is the vineyards layer by layer covering the hill. I saw the Nativity scene set up there with more than hundreds of figurines, like Mary, the baby Jesus, and Joseph, the shepherds, angels, stars, and various animals set up on the entire hill. I heard this Nativity scene will light up on December 8th. Unfortunately we were there 3 weeks early, but at least we had a glimpse of it. Happy Travelling!
