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Excursion privée Cinque Terre au départ de Florence AVEC OU SANS Pise

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À propos de cette activité

Avec la possibilité de faire une randonnée entre les cinq villes, notre visite privée des Cinque Terre vous permet de découvrir les paysages et l'atmosphère à couper le souffle de cette région bien connue en une seule journée fantastique et pleine d'action. Tout le plaisir sans avoir à partager votre guide ! Après un voyage climatisé en minibus, vous entrerez dans le parc national par le village pittoresque de Manarola. Faites une promenade panoramique pour découvrir les maisons aux couleurs pastel et les vignobles verdoyants de la ville. Visitez ensuite Corniglia, avec 380 marches qui mènent de la gare au centre du village. Une fois sur place, des vues sur l'océan et un délicieux repas à deux plats dans un charmant restaurant familial vous attendront ! À Vernazza, vous aurez du temps libre pour vous promener dans ce qui est considéré comme le village le plus distinctif et le plus attrayant de tous. À Monterosso, réputée pour ses charmantes boutiques d'artisans et sa magnifique plage, vous ferez un merveilleux voyage en bateau jusqu'au village final, le pittoresque Riomaggiore.

Points forts

    Ce qui est inclus

    • Une visite privée d'une journée complète aux Cinque Terre avec votre propre guide
    • Un délicieux repas à deux plats dans un charmant restaurant familial
    • Entrée au parc national
    • Voyagez dans une camionnette de luxe climatisée
    • Une fabuleuse promenade en bateau le long du littoral (si le temps le permet)
    • Billet de train toute la journée

    Non inclus

    • Pourboires

    Itinéraire

    1. Built in the valley of the torrente Groppo, until 1950 the stream which runs through the town was completely uncovered and 11 stone bridges allowed the people to cross from one side to the other. Over the next thirty years the stream was gradually covered over. The ancient village was destroyed by Saracen pirates and the surviving people fled in land to live. When the seas were made safe again in the 11th century, people came back to settle here under the protection of the Republic of Genova. By the 1200's cultivation of vines was not only established but the wine they produced was sought after. The patron saint is celebrated on the 10th of August with a procession through the streets carrying a statue of him. The castle which protected the town from pirates is now a private home and you can see the garden from the panoramic walk. Manarola is now famous for its Christmas nativity scene which is the biggest in the world. Figures outlined in thousands of lights cover the hillside.

      1 h 30 minEntrée libre

    2. The middle town of the five, Corniglia is the smallest town and sits at 90 metres above sea level. The name derives from the huge spur of rock on which the village sits. Population of about only 200. San Pietro church from the fourteenth century on the site of an eleventh century chapel. San Pietro's day is 29th June and as part of the celebrations, there is a procession through the streets. A special savoury tart is prepared with rice, eggs and cheese and is shared among the people who take part in the procession.

      1 h 30 minEntrée libre

    3. Cinque Terre National Park

      These ancient trails are rough but manageable. Be prepared for the hiking – although the path is open to everyone, remember that the ground can be slippery, uneven, and in places steep and narrow. The charm of the area is that it is natural and unspoiled, do not expect hand rails or safety rails when steps are steep or when the path is close to the cliff edge. Because of the nature of the hike, we are unable to accept small children or anyone with walking difficulties.

      1 h 50 minEntrée libreVoir sur la carte

    4. Vernazza is unique in the Cinque Terre because of the small port that was built allowing ships to land in the protected bay. It was already a fortified village and efficient maritime base in the earliest records available from the eleventh century. Today there are traces of the military defences built by the Genovese in the thirteenth century such as traces of the old walls, ramparts and the look out tower.

      1 h 30 minEntrée libre

    5. There was a castle here before 1200 and some ruins of it can still be seen. The community of Monterosso was founded in 1214. The church of San Giovanni Battista, built-in 1220 has a bell tower built in 1400 as a lookout tower. The church of San Antonio di Mesco was built in 1335.

      1 h 30 minEntrée libre

    6. The new town is called Fegina and is linked to the old part of Monterosso by a pedestrian tunnel. Statue of Neptune built into the rock, but made of concrete so badly deteriorated, was built by an architect in the 1920's. The sandy shelf provides the ideal habitat for seagrass which acts as a lung for the waters of the Cinque Terre and provides a beautiful beach for us. The whole area is a marine protected area, like the sea version of a national park. 2007 Forbes magazine called Monterosso the sexiest beach in the world....whatever that may mean.

      1 heureEntrée libre

    7. Boat Ride (weather permitting)

      40 minutesEntrée incluse

    8. At Riomaggiore, centuries ago, the distinctive tall, colourful houses known as Genovese tower houses arranged in rows connected by alleys, arches and steps provided a defense against pirates. House colours are regulated by the comune. You can't just paint them any colour you like! Houses have two entrances, one at the front and one at the rear on the higher road, so that when they were attacked by pirates, the people could escape. At the end of the eighteen hundreds the railway came along the coast and Riomaggiore, along with the other towns of the cinque terrre came out of their historic isolation, even though a road wouldn't reach them until the 1970's. Language, lingua ligure, the villages were so cut off even from each other that they spoke different dialects of the same language.

      1 h 30 minEntrée libre

    9. Minivan transfer back to Florence

      Passage sans arrêtEntrée libre

    Point de rendez-vous

    L'organisateur confirme le point de rendez-vous exact sur votre bon.

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    Prise en charge

    • Tout le monde est pris en charge
    • 416 hôtels desservis
    • Vous pouvez demander une autre adresse
    • L'organisateur vous contacte pour la prise en charge
    • La prise en charge commence 15 min avant le départ

    À savoir avant de partir

    • Public transportation options are available nearby
    • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
    • Not recommended for pregnant travelers
    • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
    • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
    • Due to uneven surfaces, this tour is not recommended for those with walking difficulties, below average fitness, or young children.
    • Mobile or paper ticket accepted
    • One per booking

    Annulation et remboursement

    For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

    Si vous annulezRemboursement
    Au moins 1 jours avant100 %
    Entre 0 et 1 jours avant0 %
    • Annulé et intégralement remboursé si la météo l'exige
    • Annulé et intégralement remboursé si trop peu de participants
    Proposé par
    Walkabout Florence Tours
    Code produit
    5070P16

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