LA SPEZIA

– Train La Spezia – Manarola (10’)

– Manarola (45’)
With more grapevines than any other Cinque Terre village, Manarola is famous for its sweet Sciacchetrà wine. It´s also awash with priceless medieval relics, supporting claims that it is the oldest of the five. The bustling main street and waterfront promenade are still lined with fishing boats and other such reminders of everyday village life.

– Boat ride Manarola – Vernazza (20’)

– Vernazza (1h30’)
The prettiest of the five villages snuggles in a cleft between rocky cliffs, with colourful houses that
seem to be stacked atop each other along its steep, narrow main street. Everything spills into a very pretty little piazza, and below it, little boats bob quietly in the rocky harbour basin.

– Boat ride Vernazza – Monterosso (15’)

– Monterosso (1h30)
The westernmost and largest of the five villages Monterosso is the least quintessential of the quintet. The village, known for its lemon trees and anchovies, is delightful. Split in two, its new and old halves are linked by an underground tunnel burrowed beneath the blustery San Cristoforo promontory.

– Train Monterosso – La Spezia (25’)