Cinque Terre

Also called Monterosso al mare is the first of the five villages. Monterosso is also the largest village of 5 terre. A part from the spetacular colored houses located on the hill, Monterosso also offers sandy beaches, good choice of hotels, restaurants and bars. Furthermore its also the village that is most easily accesible by car.

Vernazza is a favorite among many locals and tourists, and is one of the most beautiful villages in Cinque Terre.​ I​ts known for its beautiful harbor, colorful buildings and charming athmosphere. The

village is known for its medieval tower houses, winding streets and sea side promenade. You can also enjoy some shopping and typical

Ligurian seafood.

Corniglia is located in the very heart of 5 terre and is the most central among the five villages. However its often overlooked by many tourists, cause unlikely the other villages its not directly facing the sea.

Riomaggiore is known for its

colorful buildings that cling to the cliffs overlooking the sea.

The village is characterized by narrow streets, steep staircases, and stunning views of the sea.

The harbor is a hub of activity, with fishing boats in the water and seafood restaurants.

In Riomaggiore you can explore

the village on foot, wandering through its charming streets. The surrounding area offers opportunities for hiking along

scenic coastal trails, taking boat trips along the coast, and enjoying the local cuisine.

Riomaggiore, along with the other villages of the Cinque Terre, has been designated a UNESCO

World Heritage Site in recognition

of its unique cultural and natural significance.

A captivating village of the Cinque Terre . Here you can wander through the narrow streets and steep staircases of this colorful cliffside town, you'll be enchanted by its postcard-perfect views of the sparkling Ligurian Sea and the picturesque vineyards that cling to the mountainside.

Marvel at the iconic pastel-painted buildings stacked haphazardly along the cliffs, creating a breathtaking backdrop for your exploration. Don't forget to sample the local delicacies such as freshly caught seafood, homemade pesto, and delicious gelato from charming cafes and restaurants scattered throughout the village.

For the adventurous traveler, a hike along the scenic coastal trail Sentiero Azzurro connecting the five villages is a must-do, offering panoramic views of the dramatic coastline. And as the sun sets over the horizon, find a spot along the rugged shoreline to witness the magic of Manarola's golden hour, casting a warm glow over this enchanting village.