On this must-do excursion from Florence, spend an incredible day exploring the gorgeous Cinque Terre National Park, with transportation between villages included (if option taken). Explore the UNESCO-listed area’s lovely fishing villages by coach, boat and rail with a Tour Leader, and fall in love with each town’s individual spirit and architecture. The Cinque Terre is a gorgeous treasure, from Riomaggiore’s cobbled alleyways to Monterosso’s stunning beaches, and this journey delivers a picture-perfect depiction of old-world Italy. An unforgettable adventure with pastel coloured homes, azure cobalt water, and panoramic vistas.
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We recommend you bring a hat, sunscreen and a bottle of water for the warm weather
If you plan to swim, we suggest you bring sunscreen, swimwear, and a towel
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A Cinque Terre day trip from Florence is a guided tour or excursion that takes you to the picturesque coastal region of Cinque Terre, located in the Italian Riviera. It typically includes visiting the five colorful fishing villages of Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza, and Monterosso, which are known for their stunning landscapes, hiking trails, and Mediterranean charm.
The duration of a Cinque Terre day trip from Florence can vary, but it typically lasts around 10 to 12 hours. This includes travel time to and from Florence and ample time to explore the villages, enjoy the scenic views, and engage in optional activities like hiking or swimming.
The activities included in the Cinque Terre day trip may vary depending on the tour operator, but common highlights typically include exploring the charming villages, walking along the famous Via dell'Amore (Lover's Lane) coastal trail, taking a boat ride along the coast, visiting local shops and cafes, and enjoying breathtaking views from vantage points.
There are several transportation options for a Cinque Terre day trip from Florence. The most common way is by train, which takes approximately 2 to 2.5 hours to reach the first village, Riomaggiore, from Florence's main train station, Santa Maria Novella. Alternatively, some tours may offer transportation by bus or private vehicle.
The inclusion of meals varies depending on the specific tour package you choose. Some day trips may include a light lunch or offer suggestions for local restaurants where you can purchase food. It's essential to check the details of the tour before booking to know if meals are provided or if you should bring your own food and snacks.