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Cinque Terre -5 Day Self Guided Walk
5 days Levanto to Portovenere Walk from palm-fringed Levanto to the promontory village of Portovenere, Stroll along one of the finest coastal paths in Europe,
Visit pretty, pastel fishing villages, Make for the hills and enjoy the perfect panoramas, Enjoy excellent seafood and renowned wines from the terraced vineyards of the coast
The Cinque Terre is a designated UNESCO World Heritge site, an area famed for the beauty of its coastline, its picturesque villages, and its ancient systems of footpaths which, before the advent of the railway, were the towns' only link to the outside world. It is one of the most amazing coastal routes in Europe. Be absolutely sure that you'll get a deep appreciation for the beauty of the dramatically terraced hills and azure seas on this walking trip.
Physical Rating: 4
Culture Shock Rating: 2
Accommodation: Bed and Breakfast (4 nts)
Trip Style: Intrepid Independent
Group Size: Maximum of 12 travellers per group
Departure: Departure is guaranteed
Budget: Allow EUR €200 for meals not included.
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| Call (800) 237-0301 for more information or to book today! Mention code 6067926 | | Intrepid Travel | | | | Day | Destination | Description | | Days 1-2 | Levanto to Monterosso | The famous coastal path of the Cinque Terre offers breathtaking views of the coast and the colourful painted houses that make up the 'five lands'. From the picturesque harbour of Levanto, hike ancient mule paths to Monterosso's sandy beaches and make sure to visit its medieval village and castle. | | Day 3 | Monterosso to Riomaggiore | Back on the scenic path, continue along through Vernazza, home to the romantic ruins of an 11th century castle perched on a tiny peninsula. The next stop is peaceful Corniglia, a village perched upon a rocky promontory - it's a great stop for lunch - before continuing on to the last of the colourful Cinque Terre villages, Riomaggiore. | | Days 4-5 | Riomaggiore to Portovenere | Trek through terraced vineyards and across a wooded ridge, past the sanctuary church of Montenero, before descending into pretty Portovenere. This ancient town dates back to Roman times and it retains a medieval feel, courtesy of the massive hilltop fortress and fortified houses along the port. Spend your final day seeing the sights here, or perhaps embark on a boat tour to admire the Cinque Terre from a different perspective. |
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2007, the land price of your trip is guaranteed when you have paid in full.
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