Cinque Terre and Liguria

After checking in, take the opportunity to breathe some Mediterranean air, visit the historic city centre, have a nice dinner and get ready for the week’s hikes.

A private transfer will take you from Camogli to San Rocco. From there, you’ll hike to the San Fruttuoso monastery. From San Fruttuoso, you can choose to hike or take a ferry to Portofino. Enjoy the wonderful view from Il Faro (The Lighthouse), which is located at the far end of the cape, about 1 km from Portofino.
From Portofino, take the train or boat back to Camogli.
12 km (7 km), +910, -895m

You start the day with a short train ride to Bonassola, where you at the same time also bring your luggage to the hotel. From Bonassola you start the hike through the mountains of the Eastern Riviera that divide Bonassola, Framura and Deiva Marina. The first part of the hike (Bonassola – Framura) has great panoramic views of the northern Ligurian coast. Either do the regular hike to Deiva Marina, totalling 11.3 km, or the shorter one by finishing in Framura, totalling 5.5 km. Then take the train back to Bonassola.
11 km (5,5 km), +700m, -700m

The first part of today’s hike follows an old railway line that is now used as a cycle path. You hike through tunnels and bridges with stunning views of the sea and cliffs until you reach the cosy village of Levanto. Hike to the top to enjoy the spectacular view of the mountains surrounding the bay. You will then arrive at Punta Mesco and descend to Monterosso, where you will stay for the next few nights.

10.5 km +460m, -465m

A short transfer takes you to the Soviore monastery, where you can stop for a visit before hiking back to Monterosso via Vernazza. After a short stretch of tarmac road (1.5 km) you reach a beautiful panoramic path that leads down to Madonna di Reggio. You continue down to Vernazza where you walk along the coast back to Monterosso.
For a shorter variant, you can finish in Vernazza and take a train back to Monterosso.
9 km +320m, -785m

Option 1

Today’s route is exceptionally scenic, offering stunning views of both the coastline and the inland mountain ranges.

For those who prefer a shorter hike, it’s possible to start at Colle di Gritta. From there, the trail continues along an elegant mountain ridge, through areas of lush forest, and on to Punta Mesco. The hike ends with a descent along a series of charming old stone paths leading back to Monterosso.

12 km +815m, -815m

Option 2

A short train ride takes you to the village of Corniglia, where today’s hike begins.

The first section of the trail, up to waypoint 5, is fairly steep. After that, you follow the path towards Volastra, where the route levels out and offers spectacular panoramic views. The final stretch to Riomaggiore follows steep stairways. From Riomaggiore, you take the train back to Monterosso.

10 km +740m, -360m

The last day’s hikes are truly spectacular. After a short transfer to Riomaggiore, you walk on the slope of the mountain that borders the Cinque Terre. From Colle del Telegrafo, follow the ridge until you reach Portovenere, passing through the village of Campiglia while enjoying the unbeatable views along the trek.
15 km, +900 m, -890m

The tour ends after breakfast.

After checking in, take the opportunity to breathe some Mediterranean air, visit the historic city centre, have a nice dinner and get ready for the week’s hikes.

Today’s hike takes you through the mountains of the eastern Riviera, linking Bonassola, Framura, and Deiva Marina.

The first part of the route (Bonassola – Framura) offers fantastic panoramic views over the northern Ligurian coast! The trail then continues towards Deiva Marina, where you can decide when to take the train back to Monterosso.

11 km, +700m, -700m

Option 1

Walk, take the bus, or a taxi to the Soviore Sanctuary, where you can make a short visit before starting your hike back to Monterosso via Vernazza. From the sanctuary, you first follow a paved road and then a beautiful panoramic trail that gently descends to Madonna di Reggio. Continue along a stone path leading down to Vernazza. From there, you can choose to walk the coastal panoramic trail back to Monterosso. If you prefer a shorter hike, you can stop in Vernazza and take the train back instead.

9,6 km, +330m, -785m

Option 2

Take the train from Monterosso to Corniglia and walk up to the village.From there, follow the path towards Volastra, which eventually leads you to Riomaggiore. Once you reach Riomaggiore, take the train back to Monterosso.

10 km, +740m, -360m

Follow the coast from Monterosso to the idyllic Levanto, located in the centre of a charming valley surrounded by green hills and unspoilt nature. Along the way you will pass the Mesco Promontory, a viewpoint where you can visit the ruins of the chapel of Sant’ Antonio Semaforo. Gaze out over the crystal clear waters in the heart of Liguria!
A shorter version of this hike is available if you choose to take the train back from Levanto to Monteroso.
12 km, +815m, -815m

Today’s hike is truly spectacular. You start the hike in Riomaggiore, where you walk on the slope of the mountain that borders the Cinque Terre. From Colle del Telegrafo, follow the ridge until you reach Portovenere, passing through the village of Campiglia while enjoying the unbeatable views along the trek.
15 km, +900m, -890m

A short boat trip will take you to the beautiful and wild island of Palmaria, which is the largest island in the Bay of La Spezia. Palmaria is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna, rare reptiles and seabirds. Enjoy the dramatic scenery and be sure to treat yourself to a swim in the turquoise waters.
5,5 km, +330m, -300m

The tour ends after breakfast.

After checking in, take the opportunity to breathe some Mediterranean air, visit the historic city centre, have a nice dinner and get ready for the week’s hikes.

Option 1

Today’s route is exceptionally scenic, offering stunning views of both the coastline and the inland mountain ranges.

For those who prefer a shorter hike, it’s possible to start at Colle di Gritta. From there, the trail follows an elegant mountain ridge through areas of lush forest, leading to Punta Mesco. The hike ends with a descent along a series of charming old stone paths that take you back to Monterosso.

12 km, +815m, -815m

Option 2

A short train ride takes you to the village of Corniglia, where today’s hike begins.

The first section of the trail, up to waypoint 5, is quite steep. After that, you follow the path towards Volastra, where the route levels out and offers spectacular panoramic views. The final stretch to Riomaggiore follows steep stairways. From Riomaggiore, take the train back to Monterosso.

10 km, +740m, -360m

Today’s hike is truly spectacular. After a short transfer, you start the hike in Riomaggiore, where you walk on the slope of the mountain that borders the Cinque Terre. From Colle del Telegrafo, follow the ridge until you reach Portovenere, passing through the village of Campiglia while enjoying the unbeatable views along the trek.
15 km, +900m, -890m

A short boat trip will take you to the beautiful and wild island of Palmaria, which is the largest island in the Bay of La Spezia. Palmaria is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna, rare reptiles and seabirds. Enjoy the dramatic scenery and be sure to treat yourself to a swim in the turquoise waters.
5,5 km, +330m, -300m

The tour ends after breakfast.

After checking in, take the opportunity to breathe some Mediterranean air, visit the historic city centre, have a nice dinner and get ready for the week’s hikes.

Today you have two choices of hikes, both options taking you to the typical small towns that cling to the Cinque Terre coast:
a) Exciting coastal hike from Monterosso northwards to Corniglia, passing the small village of Vernazza on the way. Once there, take the train back to Monterosso. 7 km
b) The second option is to start by taking the train to the charming little town of Riomaggiore, from where the hike goes to Portovenere. Once in Portoveneres cosy little harbour, take the train back to Monterosso. 15 km

The day begins with a short bus ride from Monterosso to Colle di Gritta.

From here, you can choose between a shorter and easier route that descends from Colle di Gritta to Levanto, or a longer and more scenic trail that follows the hills with beautiful views over Levanto. The longer route passes through several charming inland villages.

If you prefer to skip the second part of the hike along the hills, you can take the train from Levanto or follow the cycling path towards Bonassola.

14 km (9 km) + 620m (+130m) -940m (-453m)

Today you continue north as the trek winds its way up the mountains, via Framura, to arrive at Deiva Marina, a small holiday resort known for its long sandy beaches and clear waters. If you choose to take the shorter stage instead, you’ll finish the walk in Framura. Either way, you’ll take the train back to Bonassola to end your hiking day with a good dinner at one of the town’s many fine restaurants.

11 km, +700m, -700m

Your trip ends after today’s breakfast, and it’s time to check out.

After checking in, take the opportunity to breathe some Mediterranean air, visit the historic city centre, have a nice dinner and get ready for the week’s hikes.

Today’s route is exceptionally scenic, offering stunning views of both the coastline and the inland mountain ranges.

For those who prefer a shorter hike, it’s possible to start at Colle di Gritta. From there, the trail follows an elegant mountain ridge through areas of lush forest, leading to Punta Mesco. The hike ends with a descent along a series of charming old stone paths that take you back to Monterosso.

12 km, +815m, -815m

Option 1

Walk, take the bus, or a taxi to the Soviore Sanctuary, where you can make a short visit before starting your hike back to Monterosso via Vernazza. From the sanctuary, follow a paved road and then a beautiful panoramic trail that gently descends to Madonna di Reggio. Continue along a stone path leading down to Vernazza. From there, you can choose to walk the coastal panoramic trail back to Monterosso, or, if you prefer a shorter hike, stop in Vernazza and take the train back.

Option 2

Take the train from Monterosso to Corniglia and walk up to the village. From there, follow the path towards Volastra, which eventually leads you to Riomaggiore. Once you reach Riomaggiore, take the train back to Monterosso.

9 km (7km) +329m (+663m) -740m (-664m)

Today’s hike is truly spectacular. After a short train ride to Riomaggiore, you follow a high trail along the mountains bordering Cinque Terre. From Colle del Telegrafo, the path continues along the ridge until you reach Portovenere, passing through the village of Campiglia. Along the way, you’ll enjoy unbeatable panoramic views.

15 km, +900m, -890m

The day begins with a short bus ride from Monterosso to Colle di Gritta.

From here, you can choose between a shorter, easier route that descends from Colle di Gritta to Levanto, or a longer, more scenic trail that follows the hills with views over Levanto. The longer route passes through several charming inland villages.

If you prefer to skip the second part of the hike along the hills, you can take the train from Levanto or follow the cycling path towards Bonassola.

10 km, +620m, -940m

Today you continue north, with the hike winding up into the mountains via Framura, arriving at Deiva Marina, a small resort town known for its long sandy beaches and clear waters.

If you prefer a shorter stage, you can end your hike in Framura. Either way, you take the train back to Bonassola to conclude your hiking days with a delicious dinner at one of the town’s many restaurants.

11 km, +700m, -700m

Your trip ends after today’s breakfast, and it’s time to check out.

After checking in, take the opportunity to breathe some Mediterranean air, visit the historic city centre, have a nice dinner and get ready for the week’s hikes.

Option 1

Walk, take the bus, or a taxi to the Soviore Sanctuary, where you can make a short visit before starting your hike back to Monterosso via Vernazza. From the sanctuary, follow a paved road and then a beautiful panoramic trail that gently descends to Madonna di Reggio. Continue along a stone path leading down to Vernazza. From there, you can choose to walk the coastal panoramic trail back to Monterosso, or, if you prefer a shorter hike, stop in Vernazza and take the train back.

Option 2

Take the train from Monterosso to Corniglia and walk up to the village. From there, follow the path towards Volastra, which eventually leads you to Riomaggiore. Once you reach Riomaggiore, take the train back to Monterosso.

9 km (7km) +329m (+663m) -740m (-664m)

Today’s hike is truly spectacular. After a short train ride to Riomaggiore, you follow a high trail along the mountains bordering Cinque Terre. From Colle del Telegrafo, the path continues along the ridge towards Portovenere, passing through the village of Campiglia. Along the way, you’ll enjoy unbeatable views throughout the hike.

15 km, +900m, -890m

The day begins with a short bus ride from Monterosso to Colle di Gritta.

From here, you can choose between a shorter, easier route that descends from Colle di Gritta to Levanto, or a longer, more scenic trail that follows the hills with beautiful views over Levanto. The longer route passes through several charming inland villages.

If you prefer to skip the second part of the hike along the hills, you can take the train from Levanto or follow the cycling path towards Bonassola.

14 km, (9 km) +620m (+130) -940m (-453)

Today you continue north, with the trail winding up into the hills via Framura before reaching Deiva Marina, a small seaside resort known for its long sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters.

If you prefer the shorter stage, you can finish your hike in Framura instead. Either way, you take the train back to Bonassola to round off your hiking days with a delicious dinner at one of the town’s many restaurants.

12 km, +660m, -645m

Your trip ends after today’s breakfast, and it’s time to check out.