Step Outside | La Spezia

Sail through the Cinque Terre region and experience the breathtaking views of the seaside villages — Riomaggiore, Monterosso and Vernazza.

Pass through the Gulf of Poets and cross a strait on a modern, comfortable boat equipped with individual seats.

Get to know about the nature and history of this Italian region from a certified guide in three different languages — English, French and Italian.

Enjoy some free time to swim, shop or walk around Vernazza — one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, before you head back to La Spezia.

Fun Fact: Cinque Terre is entirely car-free, which makes the villages so much easier and more pleasant to get around when you’re exploring on foot.

Hop on a cozy AC bus with free Wi-Fi and marvel at the enchanting Leaning Tower of Pisa and the beauties of Piazza dei Miracoli.

Enhance your experience by upgrading to include a Leaning Tower entry ticket. Climb to the top and enjoy priority access to the Cathedral.

At Manarola, do what pleases you! From hiking to a refreshing swim in crystalline waters, or trying regional specialties like Sciacchetrà wine.

Fun fact: The tower's famous tilt is a result of an unstable foundation in soft ground. It began during the construction process and has increased over the years.

Set off from La Spezia to discover the colorful villages and landscapes along the Ligurian coastline on this small-group or private tour with a multilingual skipper.

Cruise through the Gulf of Poets, which was a favorite locale among artists and writers, and take in views of the picturesque Borgate Marinare.

Marvel at the 700-year-old church of San Pietro, and sail through the tranquil coves of Le Rosse, Monesteroli, and Punta Pineda.

Take a dip in the turquoise waters of the Cinque Terre National Park and wander through the village of Monterosso al Mare.

Fun fact: There are two panoramic trails from Riomaggiore to Manarola. The Way of Love offers a flat stroll while the Via Beccara is a steeper hike.

Comfortable boats ferry you to along the Ligurian coast. An expert tour leader offers tips to make the most of your trip!

Make the most of Porto Venere Regional Natural Park's trails and dive spots. Or, discover Riomaggiore's elevated squares, like Piazza Vignaioli.

Next, immerse yourself in two Cinque Terre villages, from the bustling Monterosso to the charmingly overlooked Vernazza.

Uncover treasures at Monterosso's Old Town, and admire the Vernazza headland's fortification system which once included Doria Castle.

Fun fact: Cinque Terre has a distinct dialect 'Cinque Terrese' which varies from village to village – 'bread' is panu in Riomaggiore and pan in Monterosso.