Great sights, pristine waters and beautiful cinque terre villages... Definitely not a miss! Also not to miss a beautiful little cafe on the edge of the entry to the walk... More

We read trip advisor review and walked from Vernazza to Monterosso and it was awesome it took us 1 hour and a half, we also did the short Riomaggiore to Manarola trek which was extremely easy perfect for everyone, the other track was steep and narrow in parts with quite a few rough steps and patches, highly recommend both and... More

Every time I travel, specially I am amaze by art of nature. How powerful it is and how beautiful it is. All Cinque terre villages are special and it should be for everyone one of sights you should see and feel before you die! More

A short easy walk between Riomaggio and Manarola. Bring a "lock" with you to add to the collection along the walls of the walk. Breathtaking views. Stop at the Bar dell'Amore on the walk for some wine an Buchetta. More

Great easy walk by the ocean, between the village of Riomaggiore and Manarola, 2 fantastic villages in cinque terre. about 30 minutes walk on a wooden platform, great view, and even a cafe on the way to sit and enjoy the atmosphere More

This is a level, easy walk with spectacular views. Ideal for those with limited physical abilities or time. More

The combination between Italian villas and town flavor in cinque terre is amazing. To be able to walk at the edge of magnificent rocks and colorful oceAn, surrounded by beautiful flowers and love locks ,makes it a urban classic with ocean from. If you have a chance please have a drink in the cocktail del amore place is beautiful and... More

The Via dell'Amore was the only path open for visits from all Cinque terre, the rest were closed because of the floods that occured in the area last year. i didn't know this happened when i planned the trip there, even tough i searched some informations about the place on the internet. The fee to enter the path was around... More

This is by far the easiest bit of the 5 terre trail, not crowded in October, and flanked by fab cafes with amazing views. We thought the proliferation of padlocks a bit tacky, and there's lots of graffiti (some hilarious), but the real attraction is the cliffs&views westward. If beginning the walk at RioMaggiore you may well walk past a... More