Boat trips from forte dei marmi to cinque terre

Almost every traveler coming to Italy from overseas wishes to visit Cinque Terre by boat: they have heard about the unbelievable beauty of this series of 5 small villages located on a rugged portion of coast on the Italian Riviera. Many of them do not know exactly where is Cinque Terre and it can be useful to find it out before leaving. The portion of coast of Cinque Terre is part of the Italian region of Liguria but it is really close to Tuscany – especially to its coastal area called Versilia. The historical heart of Versilia is the medieval town of Pietrasanta, where hotel Mondial Resort is located.

This proximity makes it possible to arrange Cinque Terre boat tours from the hotel: the exclusive Azimut yacht will take you on a complete Cinque Terre boat trip. You will contemplate the five villages from the sea and you will be able to land and walk uphill until their ancient cores.

It is also possible to get to the Cinque Terre by car or train, but only getting to Cinque Terre by boat you will experience this area just like seamen did in the past. Contact our staff for any information you need about Cinque Terre boat tours!

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The Cinque Terre is a portion of coast of the Ligurian Riviera located in the territory of the province of La Spezia and with the village of Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore.

The Cinque Terre is a rugged portion of coast of the Ligurian Riviera located in the territory of the province of La Spezia between Punta Mesco and Punta di Montenero, in which there are five villages overlooking the sea: Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, Riomaggiore.
Since 1997 are part of the list of UNESCO World Heritage Site, thanks to them an exceptionally valuable cultural landscape which represents the harmonious interaction settled between man and nature to produce a landscape of exceptional quality, which manifests a way the millennial traditional life and continues to play a leading role in the socio-economic life of society.
Thanks to the geographical characteristics of the territory and anthropic where they arise, the Cinque Terre are considered one of the most striking sights of the Italian coast, for their context hilly topography naturally rough and bumpy, softened by the construction of terraces or bands for the crop, which falls into the sea with steep slopes; at the points where the sea creeps serpentinamente in the land rise the villages, articulated to follow the natural shape of the hills.

The work of man over the centuries has shaped the territory by building the famous terraces on slopes to the sea, due to the particular agricultural technique seeks to exploit as much as possible places steep slopes leading down to the sea, he has done so one of the most fascinating landscapes of Liguria.

And 'it recommended to visit the Cinque Terre by train that stops at all stations or with the ferries that depart also from Viareggio.
It 'strongly discouraged rather visit them by car.

BOAT EXCURSIONS TO CINQUE TERRE FROM VIAREGGIO AND FORTE DEI MARMI
The Consorzio Marittimo Turistico 5 Terre organizes sea excursions by boat to the Cinque Terre also departing from Viareggio and Forte dei Marmi from mid-June to mid-September, and within each of the five villages in Liguria for an entire day. The cost of the tour is 30 Euros.
The boat trip to the Cinque Terre for discovering Rio Maggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza and Monterosso through a route by sea, with a break of three hours in Monterosso and an hour's stop in Porto Venere.
In Monterosso, it will stop for three hours (usually from 12 to 15 hours): At this time you can visit the village, bathe in the crystal clear sea or have lunch in one of its many local restaurants including the local specialties , trofie with pesto sauce, focaccia and sciacchetrà, the local liquor.
On the return trip, the tour of the Cinque Terre by boat continues towards Porto Venere. Here it is scheduled one hour stopover during which recommend you visit the small church perched St. Peter, dedicated to the goddess Venus, hence the name "Porto Venere". The village is quaint, with colorful facades of the houses, the marina and its tourist center.
From Porto Venere start excursions to the 5 Terre with the possibility of getting on and off at will in the villages of Rio Maggiore, Manarola, Vernazza and Monterosso, making the rounds of the three islands of the spezino, Palmaria, Tino and Tinetto, or aim at Lerici .

FERRY TIMETABLE FOR THE FIVE LANDS:
From Viareggio: Departure at 09:00 - Return 18:30
From Forte dei Marmi: Departure 09:30 - Return 18:00

The service runs from 18/06/2016 to 11/09/2016

More Info
Phone: +39 0187 732987
Timetable: Consorzio Marittimo Turistico 5 Terre

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Itineraries and excursions in Versilia coast: Cinque terre

Itineraries in Versilia coast

Lido di Camaiore

Lido di Camaiore with its beautiful fine 4 Km long sandy beach is one of the ideal destinations for a summer in Tuscany coast

Garfagnana

Garfagnana is a pristine area rich in history and surrounded by the Apuan Alps and the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines

Camaiore

The village of Camaiore is located at the bottom of a valley surrounded by hills, as well as the northern Appennins.

Forte dei Marmi

Forte dei Marmi is seaside town in Tuscany coast with many cafes and bars

Massarosa

Massarosa is known mainly for its natural beauty especially for the famous Lake of Massaciuccoli i

Pietrasanta

The beauty of Pietrasanta old town center fits perfectly with the shops of craftsmen of the marble and the laboratories

Seravezza

Seravezza is a small town at the foot of the Apuan Alps and one of the oldest country in Versilia

Stazzema

Stazzema is the smallest town in Versilia and the higher up, nestled on the slopes of Mount Matanna in the heart of the Apuan Alps.

Torre del Lago

Torre del Lago takes its name from a tower, stood near the Lake of Massaciuccoli between the XV and XVI century

Montalcino

Visit Montalcino and Abbey of St. Antimo

Florence

Florence artistic and cultural heritage is very valuable, so that the historic center of Florence has become UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1982.

Pisa

Visit Pisa and discover Piazza del Duomo and the Leaning Tower

Antro del Corchia

Visit the Antro del Corchia cave in Apuan Alps in Tuscany with 53 km of tunnels and galleries

Marble quarries in Carrara

The marble quarries of Carrara are one of the many wonders of the Apuan Alps that you can visit with organized tours

Siena

Visit Siena a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Tuscany, whose symbol is undoubtedly Piazza del Campo with its original shell shape

San Gimignano

Visit San Gimignano a a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Tuscany

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