Explore the beautiful cliffs, beaches, and colorful towns of the Cinque Terre on a sailing tour from La Spezia. You will see all five picturesque villages characterized by pastel-colored houses on a 4-hour speedboat tour. Start your tour from Passeggiata Morin in La Spezia and sail along the western coast of the Gulf of Poets. Admire the beautiful landscape of the four villages that make up the Borgata Marinara. Continue sailing towards Portovenere, where you will cross the Le Bocche, a strait between the town of Portovenere and the wild Palmaria Island. See the magnificent Romanesque church of San Pietro, set among the rocks and overlooking the sea. Discover the unspoiled coves of Le Rosse, Monesteroli, and Punta Pineda along the coastline. Grab a chance to dip in the pristine waters of the Cinque Terre Natural Park. Marvel at the beauty of Monterosso al Mare, the last and most vibrant of the five villages. Here you can enjoy local specialties such as focaccia with anchovies or delicious gelato. Pass through the famous muscle farms while returning to La Spezia. 

Embark on a full-day tour of the Cinque Terre from Florence. Enjoy a boat ride to Vernazza from Manarola with plenty of time to explore the winding lanes and sea views. Visit Corniglia and make a stop at the Leaning Tower of Pisa. In Manarola, follow the narrow alleys and pretty pastel squares that epitomize the beauty of the Cinque Terre. Depart for Vernazza on a shared boat ride and marvel at the breathtaking coastal views. At Vernazza, enjoy free time for lunch and wander around this enchanting town. Admire the terraced slopes of the surrounding hills. Visit the harbor, the beach, and lose yourself in the fascinating labyrinth of back alleys. Continue to Corniglia, the only Cinque Terre town not located directly on the water. Enjoy the best views of the Cinque Terre from the town belvedere while exploring this enchanting medieval town. On the way back to Florence, make a stop in Pisa for stunning photos of the leaning tower in Piazza dei Miracoli. 

Depart Lucca and transfer to Riomaggiore to catch a ferryboat (weather permitting) to Manarola, Vernazza, and Monterosso. Riomaggiore is the most southern village of the Cinque Terre, and its houses are built along the cliff face. Upon arrival, explore one of the oldest villages of the Cinque Terre. Walk down narrow alleys to pretty squares of pastel colored houses. Enjoy some spare time for a relaxing lunch (own expense) at one of the open-air restaurants that line the waterfront. Take a stroll through the backstreets for impressive views along the coast.

When we travel we always would like to bring back home memories, emotions and… wonderful photos! As a professional photographer, I will give you a lot of tips on the different ways you can snap a promontory stretching on the water or a tiny ancient village, on how to catch the best perspective and how to capture the most fascinating light. I'll take you to exclusive places from where the view of Cinque Terre is absolutely unique (such as the dramatic terrace on top of a old house in Manarola or the vineyards surrounding the village) as well as hidden corners of the historical center most travellers don't even know about (the courtyard of a private palace or a little square concealing a wonderful Romanesque church). And, of course, I will also tell you stories and legends related to the spots we are going to photograph. This tour will allow you taking very original photographs (so different from the standard). - Itinerary - A great day in Cinque Terre to discover the fabulous and scenographic villages with an authorized tour guide photographer. You will meet your guide/photographer at La Spezia harbour (or any other place upon request) . We will take the private car to reach Manarola and on the way we will stop in a secret spots where we will take magical pics. Visit of Manarola, surronded by vinyards, and his magical photo spots, Vernazza the so called The pearl of Cinque Terre, Monterosso the biggest fishing village and the only one with a real sandy beach famous alla round the world for is beauty. We will move by car, train and ferry to have contiunsly different prospectives of the area. During the walking tour you will discover the history of these small and charming villages dating back to the Middle Ages and we will help you to get unforgettable pictures! Your memories. . . your life. . . Please note: Necessary equipment: reflex mirrorless canera or very good quality camera phone

Explore one of the most beautiful vineyards in the Cinque Terre region, Eroico Vineyard, on a guided tour that includes sampling local snacks and wines. Start from Piazzetta dei Caduti in Vernazza and hike to reach Eroico Vineyard in about half an hour. Relax and enjoy spectacular views of the sea and Vernazza which is part of Cinque Terre, a UNESCO heritage site. Discover the intricacies of winemaking from your guide and get to taste three different types of wines produced by the host. Next, relish some local snacks cooked at the vineyard. To complete your adventure, hike back along the same trail that is both challenging and beautiful. Choose a private tour if you want to spend the day with just your family and friends.

Meet your private driver beside your ship at 8:00 AM for the 1.5-hour drive to the delightful fishing village of Portovenere, with its tall and colorful waterfront houses. Enjoy memorable sea views from the promontory where the Church of San Pietro stands. Its Gothic Genovese style dates back to 1256-1277. The church was built on the remains of an early Christian church and Byzantine abbey with parts of a heathen temple from the Roman age. At the foot of the promontory, there is a small grotto named after Lord Byron who took refuge here. From Portovenere, you'll begin your adventure through the five lands of the Cinque Terre, a landscape so unique that in 1998 it was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A great way to discover this area is from the sea. You'll have the option of departing from the harbor to enjoy a ferry ride (additional cost) to Vernazza, a great stop for lunch at a restaurant set on the cliffs, looking out across the bay (lunch at own expense). The ferry journey will take you past Riomaggiore and Manarola with great photo opportunities from the sea.  Meet up with your driver and visit either Corniglia set up on the hill or enjoy a stroll around Riomaggiore or Manarola. You could continue on to the larger and busier town of Monterosso, but please note it is not possible to stop at all the villages in one day and for this tour, it is best to keep the day as flexible as possible and see where your journey will take you. At some places, you may wish to consider using the train and if the weather and sea conditions are good, the local ferry will be recommended. Wherever your journey takes you, you will return with wonderful memories to your ship in the port of Livorno at approximately 5:00 PM.

Discover one of Italy’s most amazing destinations, the unforgettable Ligurian Coast of Cinque Terre, UNESCO World Heritage site. Enjoy scenic views of the 5 ingeniously constructed fishing villages on this private tour from Florence, accompanied by your own guide/sommelier. Cinque Terre was proclaimed as Italy's first national park in 1999. It is the smallest but also the densest national park in Italy. Between the villages, you will enjoy scenic train rides along the Ligurian coastline. A relaxing boat ride is also included between 2 of the villages so you can witness the stunning views of the Cinque Terre from the water. Wander the narrow streets, admire the colorful houses, or take the chance to swim in the turquoise water. Cinque Terre's rocky landscape has been tamed by winemakers who carved and cultivated the steep terraces facing the sea. It remains Italy's most difficult area to cultivate, due to unfriendly environmental conditions. Despite this, the area produces high-quality wines that reflect the traits of the territory: the salty whiff of minerality served as a reminder of the terraced vineyards on the Ligurian coast. Its wines are equally stunning: refreshing like a dip in the sea and scented like its exotic flora. Apart from sightseeing, this tour is centered around wine and food traditional to the area and distinct in its nature. Enjoy a multi-course lunch paired with the aromatic, mineral wine of Cinque Terre in a restaurant overlooking the Ligurian sea. Dive into traditional food and local specialties like focaccia, seafood dishes, and pasta with pesto, a sauce whose birthplace is the Ligurian region. Discover a paradise on the Italian Riviera where houses are suspended on steep cliffs and the crystal clear waters of the Ligurian Sea invite you in for a swim!

Visit the spectacular villages of Italy's Cinque Terre on a day-trip from Florence. See the picturesque landscapes that inspired poets like Lord Byron and Percy Shelley. Leave Florence at daybreak and admire the charming Tuscan countryside and the breathtaking Carrara marble quarries on your way to neighboring Liguria. You'll be driven along a picturesque stretch of coast through Cinque Terre National Park to the first of the five villages: Riomaggiore. Explore for a while before taking the trip over to Vernazza and Monterosso. The driver is at your disposal as you take in these colorful, tiny villages and enjoy the fresh sea air. Check outstunning views over the bays and gulfs, stroll through the narrow cobble alleyway, and admire the pastel-colored houses. Freshen up with a plunge into the clear waters and meet your driver at the end of the day to head back to Florence. Visit fantastic Riomaggiore, Vernazza, and Monterosso on this day-trip.

See the scenic Cinque Terre from the water as you set sail on a private boat tour. Admire 5 local towns from the water, enjoy food and drinks on board, and make a stop in the village of Vernazza before you return to your pickup point in Levanto or Monterosso. Set off on a private boat cruise and watch the sun set over Cinque Terre. Depart from either Levanto or Monterosso and pass towns including Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore with plenty of great picture opportunities. Listen as your guide tells you about the history and way of life in the area while you admire the picturesque beach towns from the water. In the warmer months, you can also go swimming in the national park's pristine waters. Enjoy an apéritif of regional delicacies while sipping prosecco and snacking on some traditional Ligurian dishes as background music plays. Take the opportunity to indulge in a frozen white wine tasting as well. Make a stop in the village of Vernazza, where you can stretch your legs and explore for a while before getting back on the boat and returning to Levanto or Monterosso.

Travel to one of the most picturesque places in Italy and discover the scenic vistas and quaint villages along the Mediterranean coast. Hit the road from Florence in a comfortable car and explore the magical path with an English-speaking driver and guide. Be impressed by the uniqueness and variety of colors of Cinque Terre. Admire the perfectly preserved architecture and the stunning coastal and mountain trails of The Italian Riviera. Arrive in Manarola, the first of the Cinque Terre villages you will visit. Admire the staggering beauty of the pretty little town and take in glorious panoramic views with your camera. Next, take a boat to Vernazza and be blown away by the magical atmosphere and breathtaking views. The prettiest of the Cinque Terre villages, Vernazza is also called the Cinque Terre jewel. Take a stroll through the cobblestone streets and marvel at the closely packed, pastel-colored houses rising over the cobalt-blue sea. Enjoy the delicious traditional meal such as pasta al pesto and tastes of local fish at one of the local restaurants. Move on towards Monterosso, another charismatic attraction of Cinque Terre. Know about the history of the place from your experienced guide and enjoy some free time to explore the relaxing beaches, and local shops of the village. Head down to one of the many stunning beaches for a refreshing swim or stroll through the streets for a unique shopping experience in the typical “botteghe” of the village.