- Milan
Cinque Terre: Daytrip from Milan
Explore one of Italy's most striking and scenic destinations with a guide
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Porto Venere & Cinque Terre: Mini Cruise + Food
See colorful fishermen's houses and visit Byron's Cave
Start time:
10:00
Duration:
8h
Max group size:
12
Last admission:
45 minutes before closing
Live guide:
English, Italian
Start time:
10:00
Last admission:
45 minutes before closing
Duration:
8h
Live guide:
English, Italian
Max group size:
12
Provider: LABCAMPITELLI
Registered address: Via Emiliana 58, Sarzana, la Spezia, IT
Contact details
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All snorkeling equipment
Food and drinks
Beach towel, sunscreen, and sunglasses
Begin your tour from La Spezia, Lerici, or Porto Venere and view the Gulf of Poets. The first stop is Porto Venere, where you see the colorful fishermen's houses, San Giorgio Castle, San Pietro Church, and Byron's Cave.
Next, observe the unique red rocks, colored by bacteria over millions of years, and visit the Monesteroli inlet. At around 11:30 am, taste Ligurian focaccia with Prosecco, wine, or soft drinks, and swim in a beautiful cove.
Afterward, head to the Protected Marine Area of Cinque Terre, starting with Riomaggiore, then Manarola and Corniglia. Around 13:30 pm, take another swim near Corniglia and have a pasta dish with Limoncello. Finally, conclude your tour at Vernazza and Monterosso.
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