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Along the Ligurian Coast with Camogli

Liguria - Cinque Terre & Portofino Peninsula

Holiday information
Nights: 9
Grade: 2
Terrain: coastal paths, pine forests, some rocky sections and steps
Hotels: three 3-star hotels; one 4-star hotel
Meals: breakfast each day. For dinner, take your pick of the local restaurants (pay locally)
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If you are flying via coastal Genova, or Pisa, a small city rich in sights, add on a city break for a real contrast to your walking holiday.
  • self-guided hotel-to-hotel walking, luggage transported
  • spectacular high paths in the Cinque Terre
  • beautiful coastline
  • delicious seafood

Stretching from the border with France down to Tuscany, the Ligurian Riviera is one of the natural wonders of Italy, where warm, wooded mountains tumble steeply down to the Mediterranean, and fishing ports and small resorts nestle in the little bays and sandy coves. It is a region of delicious seafood, pesto and unusual white wines such as Sciacchetrà.


The Ligurian Riviera is one of the least-known natural wonders of Italy - wooded mountains tumble steeply down to the Mediterranean and quaint fishing ports nestle in rocky coves.
     

This wonderful holiday of endlessly changing scenery reveals different parts of the Ligurian Riviera: the five villages of the famed Cinque Terre (the ‘Five Lands’), with the highly recommended option of exploring the quieter paths high above the coast which give you a feel for the ‘real’ Cinque Terre; the Costa Rossa (‘Red Coast’) and romantic village of Portovenere, with its narrow streets of tall, pastel-coloured houses so typical of the region; and, finally, the rugged Portofino Peninsula, much of which is only accessible on foot or by boat, which makes it all the more rewarding to explore. The area’s few hotels and well-merited popularity among walkers make it strongly advisable to book early or to travel in spring or autumn, when the paths are quieter.
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