



by Avventure Bellissime
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€498Cinque Terre is a group of five fishing villages along Italy’s Ligurian coast known for their colorful houses and seaside views. This small-group or private day tour from Florence visits three villages over about 10 hours. The tour operates in two formats: a small group capped at eight passengers or a private option for your party only. The trip includes air-conditioned minivan transport and an English-speaking driverguide who provides general information during transfers. From November to March, the itinerary covers Manarola, Vernazza, and Corniglia, with train travel between Manarola and Vernazza. From April to late October, the tour visits Manarola, Vernazza, and Monterosso, including a shared boat ride from Manarola to Monterosso and a train ride from Manarola to Vernazza. At Manarola, passengers have about 45 minutes to walk through the steep alleys or relax by the harbor with its colorful boats. The boat ride from Manarola leads to Monterosso, the largest village, where visitors spend an hour exploring its old town, medieval tower, castle ruins, and beaches. Vernazza offers two hours to explore its car-free streets, the 14th-century Church of Santa Margherita d'Antiochia, the lively Piazza Marconi, and local shops. The village is also a start point for hiking trails connecting to Monterosso. The tour does not include food, drink, gratuities, or hotel pickup and drop-off. Public boat rides operate only when weather permits, with train or minivan transfers as alternatives. Child seats can be requested in advance for children under regulatory limits. Comfortable shoes are advised due to the village terrain and walking involved.
Borgo Storico di Manarola
Passengers spend about 45 minutes in Manarola, wandering the village on foot or resting at a café or bar. The harbor features colorful rowing boats and serves as the main swimming and sunbathing area, with deep-water swimming spots. The village streets are narrow and steep, known as carrugi, leading down to the sea. From here, participants take a shared boat ride to Monterosso when operating.
45 min
Vernazza
Visitors have about two hours in Vernazza, a village along the Ligurian coast with car-free winding streets and a lively harbor. The central square is Piazza Marconi, near the 14th-century Church of Santa Margherita d'Antiochia. Vernazza offers shops and local restaurants, and is connected to Monterosso by the Sentiero Azzurro hiking trail. The village is known for local Ligurian cuisine and Cinque Terre white wine.
120 min
Monterosso
Monterosso, the largest Cinque Terre village, is visited for about one hour. The village is split by the medieval tower of Aurora and surrounded by hills with lemon, vine, and olive cultivation. The old town features narrow medieval streets called carruggi, colorful terraced houses, shops, and restaurants. The castle ruins overlook the village, and the beaches and clear sea attract many visitors.
60 min
Departure Point: Piazza della Repubblica, central Florence Directions: Outside the Apple Store in Piazza della Repubblica; you will see your driver-tour escort holding a sign with the name of the tour
End point
Departure Point: Piazza della Repubblica, central Florence Directions: Outside the Apple Store in Piazza della Repubblica; you will see your driver-tour escort holding a sign with the name of the tour




by Avventure Bellissime
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€498Cinque Terre is a group of five fishing villages along Italy’s Ligurian coast known for their colorful houses and seaside views. This small-group or private day tour from Florence visits three villages over about 10 hours. The tour operates in two formats: a small group capped at eight passengers or a private option for your party only. The trip includes air-conditioned minivan transport and an English-speaking driverguide who provides general information during transfers. From November to March, the itinerary covers Manarola, Vernazza, and Corniglia, with train travel between Manarola and Vernazza. From April to late October, the tour visits Manarola, Vernazza, and Monterosso, including a shared boat ride from Manarola to Monterosso and a train ride from Manarola to Vernazza. At Manarola, passengers have about 45 minutes to walk through the steep alleys or relax by the harbor with its colorful boats. The boat ride from Manarola leads to Monterosso, the largest village, where visitors spend an hour exploring its old town, medieval tower, castle ruins, and beaches. Vernazza offers two hours to explore its car-free streets, the 14th-century Church of Santa Margherita d'Antiochia, the lively Piazza Marconi, and local shops. The village is also a start point for hiking trails connecting to Monterosso. The tour does not include food, drink, gratuities, or hotel pickup and drop-off. Public boat rides operate only when weather permits, with train or minivan transfers as alternatives. Child seats can be requested in advance for children under regulatory limits. Comfortable shoes are advised due to the village terrain and walking involved.
Borgo Storico di Manarola
Passengers spend about 45 minutes in Manarola, wandering the village on foot or resting at a café or bar. The harbor features colorful rowing boats and serves as the main swimming and sunbathing area, with deep-water swimming spots. The village streets are narrow and steep, known as carrugi, leading down to the sea. From here, participants take a shared boat ride to Monterosso when operating.
45 min
Vernazza
Visitors have about two hours in Vernazza, a village along the Ligurian coast with car-free winding streets and a lively harbor. The central square is Piazza Marconi, near the 14th-century Church of Santa Margherita d'Antiochia. Vernazza offers shops and local restaurants, and is connected to Monterosso by the Sentiero Azzurro hiking trail. The village is known for local Ligurian cuisine and Cinque Terre white wine.
120 min
Monterosso
Monterosso, the largest Cinque Terre village, is visited for about one hour. The village is split by the medieval tower of Aurora and surrounded by hills with lemon, vine, and olive cultivation. The old town features narrow medieval streets called carruggi, colorful terraced houses, shops, and restaurants. The castle ruins overlook the village, and the beaches and clear sea attract many visitors.
60 min
Departure Point: Piazza della Repubblica, central Florence Directions: Outside the Apple Store in Piazza della Repubblica; you will see your driver-tour escort holding a sign with the name of the tour
End point
Departure Point: Piazza della Repubblica, central Florence Directions: Outside the Apple Store in Piazza della Repubblica; you will see your driver-tour escort holding a sign with the name of the tour