Known For
Cinque Terre translates to "Five Lands," referring to the five villages of Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza, and Monterosso al Mare, each with its own unique charm and character.
Five Picturesque Villages
The Sentiero Azzurro (Blue Trail) connects all five villages with breathtaking coastal and vineyard views, while the challenging Sentiero Rosso (Red Trail) attracts avid hikers.
Scenic Hiking Trails
Monterosso al Mare boasts the largest beach in Cinque Terre, with golden sands and clear turquoise waters perfect for swimming and sunbathing.
Beautiful Beaches
Visitors can sample delicious Ligurian dishes such as pesto Genovese, focaccia, and fresh seafood caught from the Ligurian Sea in the local restaurants and trattorias.
Fresh Seafood and Regional Cuisine
The steep hillsides of Cinque Terre are dotted with terraced vineyards producing the region's famous dry white wine, Sciacchetrà. Visitors can visit local wineries for tastings and traditional winemaking techniques.
Vineyards and Wine Tasting
The villages of Cinque Terre are characterized by their pastel-colored buildings, narrow winding streets, and charming harbors filled with fishing boats.
Colorful Architecture and Narrow Streets
Explore the coastline by taking a boat tour or rent a kayak to get a different perspective of the rugged cliffs and hidden coves of Cinque Terre.