- Milan
Cinque Terre: Daytrip from Milan
Explore one of Italy's most striking and scenic destinations with a guide
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Cinque Terre: Boat Tour with Lunch & Drink
Prepare for an adventurous full-day voyage on a luxurious boat
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Start time: 10:00
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Duration: 6h 30mins
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Live guide: English, Italian
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Max group size: 8
Lunch and drink onboard
Sunscreen
Meeting point
Viale Italia, 19100, La Spezia- Show your smartphone voucher to the staff at the meeting point
Departing from Lerici, La Spezia, or Portovenere, the boat sets sail towards the Gulf of Poets, a historic and remarkable area often called the "sixth town of Cinque Terre." With landmarks such as the Byron Cave and the Church of San Pietro, a short walking tour could be on the cards.
As you cruise along the natural coastline, hidden historic relics between Portovenere and Riomaggiore emerge, visible only from the sea. The ship even pauses for a quick dip, anchoring in scenic spots.
Once inside the Cinque Terre National Park, the five towns reveal themselves exclusively by sea. Depending on the chosen tour, guests can hop off to explore one or more of these beautiful locales.
Throughout the day, you can enjoy swimming and snorkeling in pristine bays along the coast, with plenty of time to capture both famous landmarks and hidden treasures on camera. Furthermore, all of this is accompanied by great music, delicious food, and drinks.
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