Get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and explore the Ligurian coast. Our Cinque Terre boat tour will allow you to visit this earthly paradise composed of five villages suspended on cliffs overlooking the sea. Your trip from Florence to Cinque Terre will kick off at the lovely Manarola!
Next, you'll get a boat ride to Monterosso (weather permitting), known for its stunning beach and local craftsmanship. After this, we'll head to Varnazza, where you'll be able to relax in their restaurants and bars.[readmore] You'll then be taken, by train, to Riomaggiore where you'll be able to enjoy a swim in the Mediterranean Sea. Here, you can enjoy a delicious lunch of authentic local food. The final leg of the tour is to La Spezia before getting an all-inclusive coach ride back to Florence. This day trip to Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza and Monterosso includes round-trip transportation (including the boat rides), as well as lunch.
This tour is not suitable for small children or for anyone with walking difficulties
Please bring suitable walking shoes
Cancellation free of charge with minimum notice of 48 hours in advance
Please arrive at the meeting point 20-30 minutes in advance
If the minimum group - 2 people will not be reached, there is a chance to cancellation, you will get a full refund or an alternative tour
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Cinque Terre is one of the most stunning destinations famous for its hiking trails, crystal clear waters, and gastronomic delicacies. Still, it's not as mainstream which makes it a great refuge from the usual tourist crowds. It only became popular in the 60s. Until then, the villages lived their quiet fishing life hidden from the world.
The impact of tourism on the area is under strict control as Cinque Terre is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site and has been a part of the National Park of Cinque Terre since 1999.
Regarding politics, Cinque Terre has never played a significant role on the European historical scene. For the most part, the area quietly endured and accepted external political forces such as Pisa or Genoa. In other words, Cinque Terre region has been a place of peaceful farmers and fishermen, occasionally pillaged by pirates. Locals often had to run for cover running into the forests.
Spend an unforgettable day exploring the Ligurian landscapes and the warm and welcoming Cinque Terre villages. Book our Cinque Terre and Portovenere Tour and enjoy the rocky coasts riddled with sea caves, beaches, and hiking paths.