Yaris made our experience wonderful. Very knowledgable and gave us so much history. Would highly recommend.





Vous tomberez amoureux des plus beaux villages côtiers italiens lors d'une excursion en petit groupe dans les Cinque Terre au départ de Florence. Vous avez probablement entendu parler des cinq célèbres ports de pêche des Cinque Terre. Visitez maintenant trois de ces villages de cartes postales lors d'une excursion personnalisée d'une journée en petit groupe que vous chérissez. Le nombre de personnes est limité à huit lors de cette visite en petit groupe, garantissant ainsi une attention personnalisée de la part d'un Guide. Si vous choisissez l'option Privé, la visite sera pour vous et vos compagnons de voyage seulement.
Explorez Manarola à pied ou détendez-vous dans un café ou un bar. De Manarola, profitez d'une promenade en bateau partagée jusqu'à Monterosso. La zone portuaire est remplie de bateaux à rames colorés et devient le principal lieu de bronzage et de baignade du village du matin au crépuscule. En fait, c'est l'endroit idéal pour passer une journée de farniente à bronzer et regarder les gens sauter des falaises. Bien qu'il n'y ait pas vraiment de plage ici, il a quelques-unes des meilleures baignades en eau profonde autour. Le long de la route principale, les bateaux sont tirés sur la terre ferme chaque fois que la mer est agitée. Le village est tout en hauts et en bas, avec des ruelles étroites et escarpées carrugi, menant à la mer.
Monterosso – Itinéraire d'été Monterosso est le plus grand des cinq villages des Cinque Terre et l'une des destinations les plus populaires de la Riviera italienne. Entouré de collines couvertes de vignobles, d'oliviers et de citronniers, le village est connu pour ses belles plages, son littoral rocheux et ses eaux claires de Ligurie. Monterosso est divisé en deux zones par la tour médiévale Aurora. Le centre historique présente de étroites ruelles, des maisons colorées, des boutiques locales, des cafés et des restaurants, tandis que la zone plus récente s'étend le long du front de mer. Monterosso est inclus dans l'itinéraire d'été.
Niché le long de la côte ligure accidentée, Vernazza est un village pittoresque des Cinque Terre connu pour ses maisons dynamiques, sa beauté à couper le souffle et son classement au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO. Avec ses rues sinueuses sans voitures, son port animé et ses boutiques charmantes, Vernazza offre une expérience agréable aux visiteurs. En son cœur se trouve la Piazza Marconi animée et l'étonnante église Santa Margherita d'Antiochia du XIVe siècle. Le village dispose de sentiers de randonnée panoramiques, tels que le célèbre Sentiero Azzurro, le reliant à Monterosso al Mare voisin. L'attrait gastronomique de Vernazza réside dans son exquise cuisine ligure et son vin blanc Cinque Terre produit localement.
Corniglia – Itinéraire d'hiver uniquement Pendant l'itinéraire hivernal, visitez Corniglia, le plus petit des villages des Cinque Terre, perché sur une falaise au-dessus de la mer Ligure. Profitez d'une courte promenade dans ses ruelles étroites et admirez les vues panoramiques sur la côte. Corniglia n'est inclus que dans l'itinéraire d'hiver.
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Yaris made our experience wonderful. Very knowledgable and gave us so much history. Would highly recommend.
Overall the trip was good, but some situational things got in the way. Weather was not perfect, so the boat ride (which gives you the best experience) was not available due to winds/waves. The guide was very good, but logistically 8 adults in a van makes it difficult to hear what the driver is saying unless you are in the front seat with driver. Many of us missed much of Jonathan’s commentary even in the second row of seats… and as we were in third row, we missed all of it. As a result of the boat not operating, we took trains between three of the cities that make up Cinque Terre. It was ok… again not blaming anyone, just a fact of the weather situation. Not really enough time in any one place… to enjoy the scenery and stroll the shops. Wonderful lunch in Vernazza -Gianni Franzi-we didn’t have to wait very long for a table… every dish was delicious. As you would expect in this area, lots of stairs and inclines… worth the climbing, but expect to be tired at the end of the day. We did have a wonderful day. Jonathan was very pleasant and personable and checked in often with all of us.
Beautiful towns. Wear comfortable shoes. Riccardo gave us wonderful insight along the way and the history.
Absolutely wonderful tour! Jonathan our guide was local to the area and very informative and helpful. Lots of walking but so worth it!
Cinque Terre is hard to get to but worth all the trouble. Our driver took us to Monterossa so we could swim and avoid the train.
The tour driver we had was awful and not very friendly. We had 2 small vans and the other van stopped in the morning for a quick coffee and bathroom break as it was a 2 hour drive from Florence to the coast. Our driver said absolutely nothing on the drive in the morning. This tour can be done simply on your own for the price we paid. Take the train from Florence and explore on your own; it will be a much more pleasurable experience
Thank you for sharing your feedback. We are sorry to hear that your experience did not meet your expectations. We work with professional driveguides who know the Cinque Terre area very well and are expected to be courteous, helpful and attentive throughout the day. However, as the review does not indicate the date of the tour, we are unfortunately unable to identify the driver involved and properly investigate what happened. It would be very helpful if you could contact us directly with your tour date or booking details so that we can speak with the correct driver and better understand the circumstances, including why no comfort stop or communication was offered during the journey. While it is certainly possible to visit the Cinque Terre independently by train, our small-group experience is designed for guests who prefer organised transportation from Florence, local assistance and a structured itinerary without having to manage the logistics themselves. We take this feedback seriously and would appreciate the opportunity to look into the matter more thoroughly. Kind Regards Monica
The second stop has the best beaches if you’re going to swim. You only have an hour though. It was a beautiful experience but very crowded. The tour was worth the money if you have a good tour guide who can explain the sites on the 2 1/2 hour drive to the first town.
The tour provides a viable way to see the CT in a day from Florence. Our friendly guide Giovanni made sure the day worked for us without any fuss. For the price paid, we were expecting a dedicated tour boat rather than just joining another 200+ on the local ferry. Also not sure why an unescorted train trip was included but assume many people want the experience. (Not sure why!!) Overall a good day in a beautiful but very touristy part of the world. Expensive for what was provided.
Dear Geoff, Thank you very much for taking the time to share your feedback. We are delighted to hear that you enjoyed the beauty of the Cinque Terre and that Giovanni helped make the day run smoothly and pleasantly. We will be sure to pass along your kind words to him. Regarding the ferry, our tour uses the regular local ferry service that operates between the villages, allowing guests to enjoy the spectacular coastline from the water just as locals and visitors do. While the shared boats can indeed be busy during peak season, particularly in one of Italy’s most visited destinations, this is the standard navigation service available within the National Park. As for the train journey, it is intentionally included as part of the experience, as the local railway is the fastest and most efficient way to move between certain villages and offers guests the opportunity to experience the area as it is typically explored. We appreciate your comments and will certainly take them into consideration as we continuously review and improve our experiences. Thank you again for joining us, and we hope to welcome you back to Italy in the future. Best regards, Filippo
Loved it. This is the third trip that we’ve taken to Cinque Terra over the years. Jonathan has been the best guide by far.
The trip was fantastic, and we were able to see three beautiful villages. Jonathan was a superb tour guide and got us to each location early, which helped us avoid the crowds and make the most of our time. It is a long day with quite a bit of travel and relatively short stops at each destination, but we felt there was enough time to enjoy each one. I would have loved an extra hour in Monterosso swimming in the Mediterranean, and Jonathan said that was an option, but we chose to see all of the villages instead. Overall, it was a wonderful experience, and Jonathan’s organization and local knowledge made the day run smoothly.
| Visite | Durée | Note | Prix | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Excursion d'une journée en petit groupe dans la Cinque Terre au départ de Florence | 10 heures | 4.4 (1,274) | $289 | |
Cinque Terre and Pisa Tower Small-Group Day Trip from Florence | 12 heures | 4.9 (1,682) | $249 | Voir |
From Florence: Cinque Terre & Pisa Day Trip | 12h 15min | 4.7 (1,657) | $103 | Voir |
Cinque Terre Hybrid Boat Tour from Monterosso | 2h 45min | 4.9 (1,517) | $138 | Voir |
Cinque Terre Sunset Boat Tour Experience with Aperitivo and Swim | 3 heures | 4.8 (446) | $110 | Voir |
Cinque Terre Sunset Cruise with Aperitif from Monterosso | 2h 45min | 4.9 (441) | $138 | Voir |
Kayak experience with Carnassa Tour in Cinque Terre + Snorkeling | 2 heures | 4.8 (380) | $87 | Voir |