3 days in Cinque Terre

Created 10/28/2025

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Cinque Terre: A Mosaic of Beauty

Day 1

  • Monterosso al Mare — Welcome to the Riviera
    Start your journey in the largest of the Cinque Terre villages, with its golden beaches and charming old town. Stroll through narrow streets lined with pastel-colored houses and enjoy the sea breeze.

  • The Giant— Legendary Viewpoint
    Visit the statue of Neptune, known as "Il Gigante," sculpted into a rock face. Capture the sweeping views of the coastline from this storied vantage point.

  • Old Town — Evening Stroll
    Wander through Monterosso's old town, exploring its quaint shops and cafes. Complete the night with a traditional Ligurian dinner, savoring fresh seafood and local pesto.

Day 2

  • Sentiero Azzurro — Coastal Hike
    Embark on the famous Sentiero Azzurro trail, connecting the villages with breathtaking views. Begin in Vernazza, noted for its iconic harbor, and hike towards Corniglia, perched high above the sea.

  • Corniglia Terrace — Pause and Reflect
    In Corniglia, climb the steps to the scenic terrace for panoramic vistas of the sea and vineyards. Savor a gelato while taking in the serene landscape.

  • Manarola — Sunset Spectacle
    As the day winds down, head to Manarola. Watch as the village glows under the setting sun, with colorful houses cascading towards the harbor. Capture this magical moment with your camera.

Day 3

  • Riomaggiore — Village Exploration
    Explore the southernmost village, Riomaggiore. Delve into its narrow alleyways, admire the painted facades, and enjoy the local ambiance.

  • Via dell’Amore — Romantic Walk
    Take a leisurely walk along the "Path of Love," a scenic trail connecting Riomaggiore and Manarola. Revel in the romance of the coastal views and the sound of crashing waves.

  • La Spezia — Culinary Farewell
    Conclude your journey with a visit to La Spezia, a bustling gateway to the Cinque Terre. Indulge in a farewell feast, sampling regional specialties in a local trattoria.