The best way to visit all of the Cinque Terre in a one day tour!
The tour starts from Monterosso and continues paddling towards Vernazza and Corniglia. Our guide will show you the most undiscovered side of Cinque Terre. The most experienced can go as far as Manarola and finally Riomaggiore.
Pic-nic lunch stop (price included) will be planned according to your interests and abilities in one of the beaches or villages along the way.
To book this tour a good physical shape or a paddling certificate is required.
max 6 participants
Monterosso al Mare is the largest village of the Cinque Terre and also the first to be documented (1056).
Consisting of two districts, the old village and Fegina, the more touristy part, Monterosso al Mare also boasts important monuments. Amongst these the XIV century church of San Giovanni Battista (St. John the Baptist), in front of which rose the Medieval Palazzo del Podestà, of which some traces remain. Of great importance, on the colle dei Cappuccini, the Castello dei Fieschi and the monastry whose church is San Francesco.
Vernazza, considered by many to be the most charming of the Cinque Terre was documented for the first time in 1080. The remarkable economic and social level reached by the village in Medieval times and still today testified by the town conformation and by the presence of architectural elements of great importance, like lodges, churches, “casetorri” and arcades. The village is dominated by the remains of the “castrum” a series of Medieval forts dating back to the XI century, with a cylindrical castle and tower.
Corniglia, the only village of the Cinque Terre not in contact with the sea, rises on top of a rock promontory. Its low and wide houses are more similar to those of the hinterland than to the typical coastal houses, evidence that the traditional vocation of the village has always been more inclined towards the land than the sea. The most important monument of the village is the Church of San Pietro (St. Peter), of gothic-genovese style built around 1350 on the remains of the previous building.
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