CINQUE TERRE IN ONE DAY 🇮🇹 Hiking the Sentiero Azzurro

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
  • Cinque Terre has long been a place I have dreamed of visiting. It is a hiker's paradise and also one of the most picturesque places in all of Italy.
    I was based in Rapallo when I did a day trip to Cinque Terre so I took the train about an hour to get to Riomaggiore and then worked my way through the towns of Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza and finally Monterosso al Mare.
    Read my full itinerary article with tips and links for all of the resources mentioned in this video here: www.eternal-expat.com/2022/05...
    This is where you can find out what parts of the blue trail or Sentiero Azzurro are open: www.incinqueterre.com/en/trai...
    Get the Cinque Terre pass online without having to wait in line: card.parconazionale5terre.it/en
    Note that if you are traveling between November 1st and March 31, you do not need to pay for the Cinque Terre card - access to all of the trails is free during this time. The train price is also reduced to an affordable €2.50 between each town rather than €5.
    Get the best travel credit card that I personally use to save me tons on travel:
    www.referyourchasecard.com/6/...
    Check out my Guidebooks: www.eternal-expat.com/laura-b...
    For more travel tips, check out my blog: eternal-expat.com
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Follow along on Social Media!
    Facebook: / theeternalexpat
    Instagram: / eternalexpat
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    All Songs from Epidemic Sound
    Embers of Autumn by American Legion
    If I Wrote you A Song by Melanie Bell
    I’m Still Missing You by Wendy Marcini

Комментарии • 97

  • @laura-bronner
    @laura-bronner  2 года назад +8

    Check out my FULL itinerary with helpful tips, links to all of the resources mentioned in this video, and tons of information to help plan your trip to Cinque Terre here: www.eternal-expat.com/2022/05/04/one-day-in-cinque-terre-itinerary/

  • @smit5590
    @smit5590 Год назад +1

    Italy is on my bucket list. It's such a beautiful and unique place. I'm currently learning Italian now. Laura, you are such a kind, genuine, and positive person.♥️♥️☺️☺️

  • @pedrozatravel
    @pedrozatravel 2 года назад +8

    Great video, I did Cinque Terre in a day two years ago. I did it reverse though and I think it worked out. When I was there you could only get to the different towns by train or walking. I remember loving Corniglia the most , even though it had those crazy stairs. I think it was because it was because I had the best pesto pasta I have ever had up there.

  • @bettywong1886
    @bettywong1886 Год назад +3

    Great video! Just got back from a 2 week Italian holiday and spent 3 nights in Monterosso Al Mare. Took your advice and started our hike in the morning in Monterosso to Vernazza and it worked out really well! It wasn't too too hot and even though it was a bit congested in some parts of the trail, it wasn't too bad (good opportunity to rest!). We explored Vernazza a bit and had a lovely lunch in the main square. Then trained it to the other villages and spent about 1-2 hours in each and then train back to Monterosso for the evening. We loved Manarola & Riomaggiore too, each one with their own unique feel and magnificent views! In Riomaggiore, we went to a bar overlooking the sea and watched the sun set while sipping our Aperol Spritz - magical! We skipped Corniglia because we were running out of time and didn't want to do that steep climb up all those stairs. The next day we took a ferry to Vernazza (our favorite town) and swam in the little harbor in the crystal blue waters of the Mediterranean - it was wonderful! I think 3 nights is just the right amount of time to see and do Cinque Terre. Thanks again for the helpful tips!

  • @wanderinwhilewecan
    @wanderinwhilewecan 2 года назад

    What a great tour! Loved it, thank you for sharing the info!

  • @maramabdelazim8414
    @maramabdelazim8414 2 года назад +2

    Thank you for this video! We booked our hiking this week and you gave us a clear idea what we will see, do and need! 👍🙏

  • @Mint-cb2vc
    @Mint-cb2vc Год назад

    Excellent video, thank you!

  • @itsmetaran
    @itsmetaran 2 года назад

    Awesome video - thanks!

  • @dianawanderlust
    @dianawanderlust Год назад +1

    Laura, I just discovered your channel! I myself am a solo traveler as well, it's always a pleasure to see someone so free-spirited as you are! Wishing you all the best with your travels!

  • @danben9199
    @danben9199 Год назад

    Thank you for this amazing video. This is really a great help in planning my visit to Cinque Terre.
    Keep up the good work, Laura! 🥰

  • @franberes7641
    @franberes7641 2 года назад +2

    So glad that you can just pop over to Italy frequently. We thoroughly enjoy seeing you enjoy this magical country.
    ( the land of my people) I can't go myself,so I really love visiting it vicariously through you. Ciao Bella!

  • @bich1370
    @bich1370 Год назад

    Loving this video series as I had booked flights to this area on 19th April.
    Seeing this video has inspired me to complete the five town visit. Thank you for the tips. ❤

  • @no_soy_rubio
    @no_soy_rubio Год назад +1

    Very nice tour, thanks for all the practical info, I'm thinking of heading to 5 terre this year and this is good inspo 😁

  • @ronshaver7681
    @ronshaver7681 2 года назад +3

    loved your content and synopsis. We spent a week in an airbnb in Vernazza in early Sept and the true beauty of experiencing the Cinque Terre is being in one of the villages in the early morning before the daytrippers arrive on the trains and ferries and after they have left in the evening. Just you and the residents and the beauty and the quiet. So magical. If you only have a day or 2 then by all means day trip and enjoy but if you have the luxury of time then linger, hike, spend an afternoon at the beach to swim, find a restaurant where only locals go, and watch the sunset while sipping an Aperol Spritz in the most amazing location you will ever be in. If you are plannong a trip to Italy then make this a must see.

  • @Louise-jl2eh
    @Louise-jl2eh Год назад

    I'm hiking the Cinque Terre later this year (with a tour guide), this was very useful thanks

  • @ashleykinney2618
    @ashleykinney2618 2 года назад

    What a well done video!! I can't wait to go there - hopefully next fall.

    • @laura-bronner
      @laura-bronner  2 года назад

      Thank you so much! Hope you get the chance to go soon, it's such an incredible place!

  • @jooleary9298
    @jooleary9298 8 месяцев назад

    loving your video blogs, I have two nights Rapallo and 3 nights in Manarola., So I'm hoping to see it all :)

  • @bich1370
    @bich1370 Год назад

    I did it because of you! The two trails were closed still but the other two were completed. Your advice was spot on. I have had such a great time and tomorrow following your Sunday visit to Genoa.
    Thank you. I am trawling through , not trolling, your other video vlogs to inspire my next adventure.
    Thanking you. X

  • @unjarredoutdoors5513
    @unjarredoutdoors5513 2 года назад +2

    Good day to get out and hike, great weather too.
    Leaving a like to support your video and channel 👍🏽

    • @laura-bronner
      @laura-bronner  2 года назад

      Thank you so much! It was such wonderful weather for hiking. Thanks for taking the time to like and comment, it means a lot to me!

  • @josephfusca6552
    @josephfusca6552 9 месяцев назад

    We were there late July 2023 and we stayed in Monterosso in an Airbnb villa for 3 days on the top of a hill and I have to agree with you that Monterosso and Manarola were the nicest of the 5 towns. However all of it was spectacular!!

  • @mitchellecintron5556
    @mitchellecintron5556 2 года назад

    love it! I booked 3 nights in Corniglia mid august to.do the trails.

  • @alphanuevo
    @alphanuevo Год назад

    Nice video. Hope to explore there someday. Just went to Sorrento, Positano, Ischia and Naples earlier this Summer and it was awesome.

  • @southerncomfortuk
    @southerncomfortuk Год назад +1

    Beautiful day for your hike. We walked the Cinque Terre after the land slides you mentioned. There are (for anyone with the time and the right foot wear) higher trails than the lower tourist trails you walked just above the towns. This involves a considerable amount of effort and much higher ascents at the start and if you drop down into the towns on the way. The trails are marked quite well along the way by the numbered red and white striped indicators painted on walls, rocks and trees. We only got lost once during our high trail walk. This added a little extra to the journey, but we were rewarded with fantastic views and unplanned stops at a couple of villages which we would otherwise have missed. We stayed in Riomaggiore, so took a single trip to Monte Rosso and walked back. We had such a great time hiking there that we’re heading back this year with a bit of luck. Great video thank you 🙏, such a treat to see it all again.

  • @enricocurcio1610
    @enricocurcio1610 2 года назад

    Gorgeous places, Italy is amazing

    • @laura-bronner
      @laura-bronner  2 года назад +1

      It really is such a magical country! So many different places to explore :)

  • @PierooriginalItaly
    @PierooriginalItaly 7 месяцев назад

    Very nice vlog 😉👍

  • @karifuncrafts5569
    @karifuncrafts5569 Год назад

    Amazing Video. Thank you for sharing this information. My husband and I going here for the first time. Great video. I will tag you when we go to cinque terre 👍🏻🤩

  • @Vancouver_Dan
    @Vancouver_Dan 2 года назад

    I really enjoyed your Italy videos. We will watch again before we set off on that Italy trip that we had to cancel in May 2020. All the best!

    • @laura-bronner
      @laura-bronner  2 года назад

      How exciting to finally be able to get over there! Hope you enjoy your trip!!

  • @belphil
    @belphil Год назад

    Hi!Hello new friend watching from Belgium 🇧🇪 Beautiful Cinque Terre, Italy 😍 I mis that place, I like the way you shoot, keep on blogging, thanks for sharing your videos, sending my love and support

  • @carolegirard5113
    @carolegirard5113 Год назад

    Thank you we are going mid May!

  • @fiveinitaly
    @fiveinitaly 2 года назад

    Cool stuff 👍👍👍 ciao from Italy 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

  • @ronyork9324
    @ronyork9324 2 года назад +1

    Laura I really love your videos and your friendship. This video looks a bit strenuous don't know if I could do it lol but enjoy watching you. Really looking forward to following you on your trip to Spain i really need to learn alot about that

    • @laura-bronner
      @laura-bronner  2 года назад

      Thanks so much, Ron! It was definitely not an easy walk, but it was well worth it for the views! I'm looking forward to exploring more of Spain in June and sharing what I see with you! Malaga, Marbella and Sevilla are all on the itinerary!

  • @Ang_R17
    @Ang_R17 2 года назад

    Loved the tips, especially the website to buy the tickets in advance. I am staying there for 3.5d, and I absolutely intend to explore it to the fullest

    • @laura-bronner
      @laura-bronner  2 года назад

      So glad you enjoyed the tips! 3.5 days will be amazing, enjoy it!!

  • @algirdastonkunas3382
    @algirdastonkunas3382 2 года назад

    Best travel youtube channel! Some others maybe good, but i like yours best.. maybe because you are down to earth, not a bragger and honest. Keep up a great work!

    • @laura-bronner
      @laura-bronner  2 года назад

      Thank you so much, that's so kind of you to say. It means a lot to me! I'm so glad you enjoy the videos ☺️

  • @fernandovenditti3429
    @fernandovenditti3429 2 года назад +1

    We were fortunate to have hiked between all 5 towns and enjoyed the views from the heights. Later that fall they had the enormous storm and mud slides. I didn’t know that they were still repairing the damage in some areas. Great video Laura!

    • @laura-bronner
      @laura-bronner  2 года назад +1

      That must've been wonderful! Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for taking the time to comment!

    • @adriandache8223
      @adriandache8223 Год назад

      Il

  • @ingamutu138
    @ingamutu138 4 месяца назад +1

    Thank you! It was helpful! Would you start the hike from Riomaggiore or from Monterosso to Riomagiore?

  • @heikeherbert3683
    @heikeherbert3683 2 года назад +1

    Hi Laura, today I booked three nights in Monterosso for the end of June😱🥵🌡️I know, I know... But I'm not going to walk the trail ..will take the ferries instead, yeah I know it's cheating but I'm totally not a fit person, and the only walking I'll do is really early in the mornings to some view points😁..Thanks for this video, I followed you all over Mexico and now I check in on you from time to time...what a coincidence you also went to Cinque Terre 👍 Mexico and Italy are my two favorite countries!!

  • @kenmaryfazio
    @kenmaryfazio 2 года назад

    Wonderful. This area is moving up on my list of destinations. Thank you. By the way, Amsterdam was fabulous

    • @laura-bronner
      @laura-bronner  2 года назад

      Glad to hear about Amsterdam! It’s been a while since I was last there, but I remember it being a wonderful place! I highly recommend this part of Italy, it’s wonderful!

  • @Sgaragarru
    @Sgaragarru 2 года назад +4

    Hi Laura! if you happen to come back to Genoa i highly reccomned you to visit the West coast of Liguria.
    Going from Genoa to Savona there are some amazing places to visit like Arenzano,Cogoleto,Varazze,Celle Ligure etc etc

    • @laura-bronner
      @laura-bronner  2 года назад +3

      Yes, I've been reading a lot about that side recently. It was so hard to choose which direction to head, but I went with this side for this trip. Hoping to return in Maybe January next year starting in Nice and working my way across the border that way and working my way over to Genoa. Sanremo also looks quite wonderful.

  • @cheriepeacock5497
    @cheriepeacock5497 Год назад

    Great and very imformative video. Going next year, which will be my second time but way too long a gap inbetween.

  • @ShayTayVentures
    @ShayTayVentures 2 года назад

    Great video! We're planning on visiting in October and are hoping for great weather as well! It was very informative and insightful, we liked that you included different information from what we've seen in other videos about Cinque Terre. Sad to hear that the trails between Corgnilia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore will be closed until 2024...How long did the hike take (minus stopping at the cafe/lunch)?

  • @2quintly
    @2quintly Год назад

    Ben fatto.

  • @anasolabi8804
    @anasolabi8804 Год назад

    Awesome video Laura. Thanks a million. Going mid march hope weather is fine any closures I need to know about ? Thanks

  • @evgeny_web
    @evgeny_web Год назад

    Your face is so funny at 7:09 :)))

  • @vikkizh3145
    @vikkizh3145 Год назад

    Loved the video! Watched it twice. Is it easier going from Monterosso to Vernazza or Vernazza to Monterosso? Also, what kind of shoes were you wearing on the trail?

  • @lindabellock8342
    @lindabellock8342 2 года назад

    Sestri Levante is also worth a stop. Hike the Punta Manara and enjoy the Bay of Silence.

    • @laura-bronner
      @laura-bronner  2 года назад

      Yes! I've heard it's incredible. Just another reason to return to this region again!

  • @virginiasteele5285
    @virginiasteele5285 Год назад

    Thank you so much for the great info on the parks card. It won’t let me buy it yet? Is there a lag time? We’re going in June the first week.

  • @andreww9202
    @andreww9202 2 года назад

    Great information. We are going to be there right at the beginning of the June and will plan to hike first thing in the morning. We are staying in Monterosso and was considering taking the train to the Cornigila and walking back towards Monterosso. Thoughts on that approach?

    • @laura-bronner
      @laura-bronner  2 года назад

      I think that's a great idea - that direction is definitely the better option in my opinion. If you walk from Monterosso towards Vernazza you will spend a lot of time climbing up up up!

  • @sambrewster3889
    @sambrewster3889 2 года назад

    Grazie mille per il tuo vlog. Vado a cinque terre in Auguste è adesso vorrei to fare un passiegata instead of prendi il treno

  • @mferraro8737
    @mferraro8737 2 года назад

    Beautiful video😍😍👏🏼. Did you use a go pro to record your activity?

    • @laura-bronner
      @laura-bronner  2 года назад

      Most of the footage in this video is filmed with a GoPro yes!

  • @giuliabalbi8034
    @giuliabalbi8034 2 года назад +2

    such a beautiful video! I think you made great choices, going in Spring, starting early, buying the comprehensive ticket, I would have suggested the same. Last year I did the tour in the other direction and honestly I've been told that the Monterosso-Vernazza hike is the most difficult, and I got tired very early in the day. The ticket of the park is useful because such a popular trail deteriorates fast and so it is for maintenance. Relating to the closed trails, I don't know if they told you, but that's the sad reality of Liguria. It's a delicate region, landslides are kind of inevitable because of how the territory is. We hope they will reopen soon as well!

    • @laura-bronner
      @laura-bronner  2 года назад +1

      Yes, I saw people walking from Monterosso to Vernazza and had read that going in that direction was quite difficult! I'm glad I chose to go in the other direction! I can't imagine how hot it would be hiking this trail in summer, the weather in April was perfect. I hope to return again maybe in a few years and walk the rest of the trail, as well as more trails up into the national park.

  • @juliagrimberg
    @juliagrimberg Год назад

    Hi! I'm going to La Spezia on one of the cruise stops. I really wanted to visit Cinque Terre. The ship arrives in La Spezia at 7 am and departs at 5 pm. I have some doubts: What is the best way to get from the port to the central station? Do you think I have time to visit the 5 villages? If yes, do I need to buy a ticket for each leg or is there an unlimited ticket? If you were to choose 2 or 3 of the best places in Cinque Terre, which would you recommend? Thanks for all the tips!!

  • @hannastocksick7395
    @hannastocksick7395 2 года назад +1

    Hi, Laura! Thank you for this great video! My sister and i are traveling to Europe and cinque terre is a must go for us. However I’ve heard so many people talking about how strenuous the stairs and hills can be and I’m a bit concerned. It will be now in the summer and I cannot hike for hours. You mentioned just using the train to visit the five towns (i read it in your blog) but can we have a good sense of the places just using the trains? I mean, can we still see the towns and walk around even if we don’t want to hike for hours? Thx

    • @laura-bronner
      @laura-bronner  2 года назад +2

      Yes! The trains stops mostly right in the town except for corniglia which requires climbing up quite a lot of stairs. You don’t have to hike at all if you don’t want to!

    • @lindaroth6273
      @lindaroth6273 Год назад +1

      Yes, many people skip the trails altogether. I went in June and it's hot in summer, so take the train. Best hike is Corniglia to Vernazza, skip the others. I also liked the round trip boat trip from La Spezia at about 40 euros which also stops at Porto Venere, a lovely town.

  • @storres1368
    @storres1368 2 года назад

    🥂🥂❤️

  • @agushll74
    @agushll74 2 года назад

    Where did you buy the tickets? I’ll be there in July, I’ll spend two days to visit the towns. So, your advice is doing the trail from Monterosso to Riomaggiore, right?

    • @laura-bronner
      @laura-bronner  2 года назад

      You can’t do the trail all the way to Riomaggiore - only as far as Corniglia. I think corniglia to Monterosso is actually a bit easier than the other direction. Start as early as you can. The link for the tickets is in the description of the video or you can buy them on the day at any tourist information center (every town in cinque terre has one right next to the train station).

    • @agushll74
      @agushll74 2 года назад

      @@laura-bronner good! Thank you for the info 👍

  • @rachaelkricorian2571
    @rachaelkricorian2571 2 года назад

    question: Did you purchase two passes? The Trekking on and the Treno one? Or just the. Treno?

    • @laura-bronner
      @laura-bronner  2 года назад

      No just the train pass - the train pass includes everything! :)

  • @13rashi
    @13rashi Год назад

    Hi, Are there any luggage storing facility in around La spezia

  • @patriciof4406
    @patriciof4406 2 года назад

    laura do you have info of trains from santa marguerita ligure to cinque terra?

    • @laura-bronner
      @laura-bronner  2 года назад

      You can get straight from Santa margherita to Monterosso at least once an hour I believe. You can download the Trenitalia app and see timetables and book tickets very easily there!

  • @ronyork9324
    @ronyork9324 2 года назад

    I want to go to Spain really badly

  • @xaero545
    @xaero545 2 года назад

    Going to spend time here in June. Are all towns accessable with train?

    • @laura-bronner
      @laura-bronner  2 года назад

      Yes! All five towns have train stations 👍

  • @jonathanmangion
    @jonathanmangion Год назад

    How long is the trail please?

  • @heythave
    @heythave Год назад

    Which month did you go?

  • @ronyork9324
    @ronyork9324 2 года назад

    So would you like to be living in a different country than Lithuania?

    • @laura-bronner
      @laura-bronner  2 года назад

      Lithuania has been a wonderful base to travel from and return home to. It is so packed with natural beauty, so quiet and peaceful and relaxing. I didn't love the winter months, but I did love being able to fly to Bergamo and then over to the south of France for less than $20 and spending some time in the sunshine. Like any country, it has it's positives and negatives, but I am enjoying living here quite a lot!

    • @ronyork9324
      @ronyork9324 2 года назад

      Wow Laura thank you so much. I purchased a book on Malaga. Hard to believe you can fly for 20.00. You are incredibly fabulous. Really looking forward to all your videos but especially Spain.

  • @brian559
    @brian559 Год назад

    Ah...birra moreti!

  • @hannastocksick7395
    @hannastocksick7395 2 года назад

    This 18 dollar car is it good for just a day?

  • @visulino
    @visulino 2 года назад

    Walking in Central Park makes me tired, and gives me pain in my leg. So maybe it's too late for me!!!

    • @laura-bronner
      @laura-bronner  2 года назад

      You can still enjoy the beauty of it and travel to some of the towns by ferry!

  • @iantivendale6364
    @iantivendale6364 Год назад

    ah laura! i enjoyed your videos. you are lovely looking too. (for that i dont apologise)

  • @campanianrepublic82
    @campanianrepublic82 2 года назад

    Amalfi Coast is much better ! 😎

    • @laura-bronner
      @laura-bronner  2 года назад

      I’ll be there in September so I guess we’ll see! Haha

    • @alessioradu1693
      @alessioradu1693 2 года назад

      yeah that's what i heared

  • @anrn5303
    @anrn5303 11 месяцев назад

    I enjoy your videos... but I believe it's teh-reh instead of teh-ruh... :)

  • @juliagrimberg
    @juliagrimberg Год назад

    Hi! I'm going to La Spezia on one of the cruise stops. I really wanted to visit Cinque Terre. The ship arrives in La Spezia at 7 am and departs at 5 pm. I have some doubts: What is the best way to get from the port to the central station? Do you think I have time to visit the 5 villages? If yes, do I need to buy a ticket for each leg or is there an unlimited ticket? If you were to choose 2 or 3 of the best places in Cinque Terre, which would you recommend? Thanks for all the tips!!