Things To Do In CINQUE TERRE - Italian Coastal Haven!
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
- Things To Do CINQUE TERRE - Italian Coastal Haven!
Beautiful string of five old colorful fishing villages on steep terraces of rugged Italian Riviera were only accessible by mule tracks and boats, until recently. Now there are three ways to explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site. First is to hike the trails, second option is to use a ferry boat available every spring and summer and the third option is to take a train. And as a tour guide I can’t wait to show you the best things to do in Cinque Terre, Italy.
Best Things To Do In Cinque Terre :
00:00 Intro
00:33 Riomaggiore
02:20 Manarola
03:51 Corniglia
05:09 Vernazza
07:18 Monterosso
LIST OF MY FAVOURITE CINQUE TERRE TOURS & EXPERIENCES (affiliate links):
WATER ACTIVITY: From La Spezia: Cinque Terre Speedboat Tour
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DAY TRIP from Florence: Cinque Terre Day Trip with Optional Hike
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BOAT CRUISE: Cinque Terre: Riomaggiore, Monterosso, Vernazza Boat Cruise
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ADVENTURE:From Levanto: E-bike Through the Cinque Terre to Vernazza
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ADVENTURE: Levanto: Pesto-Making Class
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WATER ACTIVITY: From La Spezia: Cinque Terre Full-Day Boat Tour
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If you have any questions about Cinque Terre, leave them in the comment section. Also share your thoughts, your ideas and your experience about Cinque Terre.
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Rok Goes Around
P.S.: Rok is a traveler, a cinematic vlogger and a tour guide. On this travel channel he is combining his 22 years of traveling experience, his 12 years of filmmaking experience and his 11 years of tour guiding experience.
We chose Sarzana as a base to visit the Cinque Terre and it was a pleasant surprise. Beautiful old town full of concerts, vintage markets and great restaurants. It is the real authentic Ligurian town and still little touristy. We recommend it to everyone!
What a beautiful and informative video! Appreciate the discussion of the trails and churches! Will be visiting in June!
Thanks. Happy it helps 🤗 I wish you an amazing trip.
Beautiful Congratulatións God Bless everyone
Thanks
Well done, I think this place deserves a spot on my must-visit list. See you next time!
Thanks 🤗 It sure does, it is amazing.
Very informative! And video quality is superb
Thanks 🤗 Appreciated.
Nice video Rok. Got what I wanted, since I'm planning a trip to Milan this Sep.
Thanks 🤗 Have a great trip
Thank you for the video
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Your videography is next level amazing! Love your videos, just subscribed :)
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Thank you for the video. It's very well done.
Thanks 🤗 Happy you like it.
Wow, what an amazing place!! 😮Must see it in person 😊
You won't regret it 🤗
enjoy your videos...
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Thank you for your awesome video, we are looking forward to visiting in September :)
Thanks 🤗 I wish you a great trip.
I can’t believe vía del
AMORE is not open until 7/24. I was planning to walk from RIOMAGGIORE to MANAROLA 😞that was the only trail I was planning to do. It looks easy and beautiful. The one from Vernazza to Monterroso looks taugh
Part of Via del Amore has been reopened few days ago. The entire trail will reopen in July 2024.
@@rokgoesaround awesome. Thank you
Aprirà a metà anno 2024
Rok! Thank you for the great video. I would like the information about hiking trails between villages: are they difficult for the elderly?
Thanks 🤗. It depends, I think the best hike for elderly people is from Corniglia to Vernazza as it is quite flat.
@@rokgoesaround Thank you very much!
Great video Rok, thank you! We are visiting here in October and wanted to know how hard it would be (how long would it take) to walk the entire path from Monterosso to Riomaggiore. Is that too ambitious? (We are staying 2 nights in Monterosso). Are we better off taking the train between the villages or a combination of train/walk? Thanks so much any insight is greatly appreciated! We are going to Milan and LOVE your video for that city ...so much that we are doing an extra day there..DP
Thanks. I think walking the entire path in one day might be a little bit over ambitious but not impossible.
If you spent the night in one of the villages on the way it makes more sense. But you can also simply try and see how it goes. If you change your mind you can use the train at any point as they run frequently. Have a great trip.
@@rokgoesaround Thank you!!!
Do you know if we can get there by car and have parking? We are driving from Germany, thank you!
No, you can't arrive by car. You can leave your car in the city of La Spezia and use train, that takes you straight to the 5 villages. Train has a stop in each of the villages.
Hello, I have a few questions.. So, 1. Which city is best to stay in if I have a family with 1 kid and am worried about carrying luggage after getting off the train? It sounds like Monteressso is the one, but can you confirm? 2. To take some of those pictures from the cliffside where the colored houses are in background, do I need the hiking pass? 3. Which city would still be the most stroller friendly ? I'm thinking I may not be able to cover all the cities and this may determine where I go 4. Do you have any information the ferries? would that be a better way to experience cinque de terre if i dont think i can carry my kid everywhere 5. Lastly, I am still conflicted between Amalfi and Cinque de terre.. If you have been to amalfi, which one would you recommend between the two? My main constraint is mobility. I want to make sure that I can cover as much ground given i'm travelling with a family
If you are there is summer stay in Porto Venere and take a boat that runs to the villages. If you are there in spring or fall stay in Monterosso and use train.
Wich one do you like most, Riomaggiore o Portovennere?
All 5 of them are an amazing package, but Porto Venere is my favorite spot, although it is not part of the Cinque Terre.
If you have only 8 hours here, which towns would you focus on?
You can visit 4 costal ones and skip Corniglia.