Top Cinque Terre Multi-day Tours

Our brand new, spacious 34-foot boat (built in 2025) combines comfort, safety and first-class furnishings. You can admire Monterosso, Vernazza, Coniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore from the sea. Please note that the departure is always from Levanto; from Monterosso, the departure is 30 minutes later. We recommend departing with us from Levanto so you can admire the coast and the marine protected area. Trips may however be subject to change, depending on weather and sea conditions. The Sunset Tour will be subject to schedule changes based on sunset time. Maximum 12 people on board but on request we can organize a tour in addition to 20 people in total together with another boat. No stress Excellent tastings Fantastic places to visit PLEASE STAY IN CONTACT BEFORE DEPARTURE TIME, AS CHANGES MAY OCCUR DEPENDING ON WEATHER AND SEA CONDITIONS, AS WELL AS UNFORESEEN LOGISTICAL PROBLEMS. THANK YOU

Skip the crowded group tours of Cinque Terre by opting for this private day trip. Avoid getting lost and navigate the area more efficiently by following your guide. Visit charming seaside villages along the Italian Riviera's rugged coastline, including Riomaggiore, Groppo, Manarola and Vernazza. Your guide can help deal with any language barriers, and you'll learn about the villages' history and wine-growing heritage.

Escape the crowds and enjoy stunning views of coastal Liguria during this small-group paddling tour in Cinqueterre. Choose from one-seater or tandem kayaks, with warm and waterproof clothes supplied if needed, and get ready to hit the water. You’ll listen to an enriching history of the colorful villages along the way.

Looking to explore the Cinque Terre in a unique way? Then look no further than the Cinque Terre lunch boat tour. Departing from Monterosso, you'll navigate across Vernazza, giving you the opportunity to take amazing photos of the spectacular natural landscape. You'll sail along the Guvano beach, famous for its naturist history, and see the villages of Corniglia and Manarola, known for their vineyards and wine. The last stop on the tour is Riomaggiore with great views of the nearby islands. While you're touring, the tour staff will prepare a delicious lunch of local food.

See the Cinque Terre and Porto Venere coastline by boat, and skip the land-based crowds. This half-day experience combines stops to swim and explore by foot with ample time to relax on deck, coast-gazing and snacking on treats from the Liguria region. The boat has a restroom on board, along with a freshwater shower, so you can freshen up after a cool-down dip in the sea.

Have an overview of the Cinque Terre region on this walking tour. Great for first-time visitors, let your guide lead the way as you and your group explore a selection of local highlights. Take in the Church of San Francesco, Borgo Antico, and more. Enjoy a rest stop along the way, where you can sample local wines and snacks.

Explore the waters of the Italian Riviera on this kayaking trip along the Cinque Terre coastline. Departing from Monterosso, paddle alongside an expert guide, passing hidden coves, rugged cliffs and the bright, pastel hues of the five villages. Pause to stretch out on the beach or cool off with a swim before continuing on your journey. For an evening adventure, choose the sunset option with a stop in a cove for wine and Ligurian snacks.

Wine fans looking for a tasting experience with a difference—this is the one for you. Enter a historic and beautifully preserved wine cellar in Manarola for a tasting that involves the senses of smell, sight, and taste. The experience is heightened by darkness and atmospheric music, as you try three half glasses of Cinque Terre white wine and snacks. A sommelier guides you through the experience and provide information you wouldn’t discover otherwise.

Book a private Cinque Terre boat cruise, and see the region’s coastline in the soft, early evening light. As a skipper navigates the boat, you’ll sit back and admire sights of the Cinque Terre’s fishing villages on a 2-hour route from Riomaggiore. Sip on wine, enjoy olives and focaccia, and watch the sun slip into the sea. Food and drinks are at your own expense.