• Monterosso al Mare - As the journey sails along Fegina’s coast, travelers will encounter the renowned sandy beach of Monterosso, the largest in the Cinque Terre. Further along, the impressive Statue of the Giant, a 14-meter high sculpture carved into the rock, stands majestically overlooking the sea, serving as one of the village’s most iconic symbols.
• Vernazza - Upon arriving by sea in Vernazza, visitors are greeted with one of the most iconic views of the Cinque Terre.
  The Castle and the medieval tower
  Atop the promontory, the Doria Castle, with its cylindrical tower, has been guarding the sea since the Middle Ages. The view from the sea is particularly striking, as the tower appears to rise directly from the cliff.
  The small natural harbor
  The boat will approach the charming marina, the village’s heart. The tall, narrow houses, painted in typical Ligurian colors, overlook the water, creating a unique scenic effect.
  The church overlooking the sea
  Near the port, the Church of Santa Margherita d’Antiochia stands out with its octagonal bell tower and apse facing the sea, making it one of the village’s most photographed architectural elements.
  Cliffs and crystal-clear water
  Along Vernazza, jagged cliffs, sea caves, and transparent waters offer perfect spots for a swim.
• Corniglia - As the boat approaches Corniglia, visitors will immediately notice its uniqueness: it is the only village in the Cinque Terre without a port, perched on a promontory about 100 meters above sea level.
  ⛰ The village suspended on the cliff
  From the sea, Corniglia appears as a small pastel-colored jewel resting atop the rock. The compact houses seem almost suspended above the waves, offering a scenic perspective that is less crowded than other villages.
  Terraces and vineyards
  Below the village, spectacular terraces planted with vines are supported by ancient dry stone walls. This is where the famous local wine is produced, symbolizing the agricultural tradition of the Cinque Terre.
  Wild coast and hidden coves
  Sailing along Corniglia reveals wilder, rockier stretches of coast, with small coves and clear waters ideal for a swim, if included in the tour.
• Manarola - Arriving by sea in Manarola, visitors will find themselves in front of one of the most photographed scenes of the Cinque Terre.
  The colorful houses on the cliff
  From the sea, Manarola appears as a cascade of tall, narrow houses painted in warm shades of pink, yellow, and orange, seemingly descending directly towards the water. The perspective from below enhances the village’s vertical and scenic effect.
  The small natural marina
  There isn’t a real beach, but a picturesque towing ramp and a rocky cove where fishing boats rest near the crystal-clear sea. It is one of the country’s most iconic and photographed spots.
  The terraced vineyards
  Behind the village, the famous vineyards of the Cinque Terre extend, cultivated on steep terraces supported by dry stone walls. From the sea, the deep bond between man and territory is clearly visible.
• Riomaggiore - Arriving by sea in Riomaggiore, visitors will see one of the most scenic villages of the Cinque Terre, renowned for its vertical structure and small port nestled among the rocks.
  The houses colorful towers
  From the sea, Riomaggiore resembles a compact row of tall, narrow houses painted in typical Ligurian colors. Built next to each other along the steep slope, they create a theatrical effect best appreciated from the water.
  ⚓ The rocky marina
  The boat will approach the distinctive natural cove where fishing boats rest. The cliffs protecting the small port make this corner particularly charming and photogenic.
  ⛰ The terraces and the rugged coastline
  Behind the village, terraces planted with vines are supported by dry stone walls. Sailing along the coast reveals rocky walls overlooking the sea and hidden coves accessible only by sea.
• Monterosso al Mare - The final stop returns to the port to conclude the tour after a tasting stop in Guvano.

• Skipper
• Use of snorkeling equipment
• Brunch
• Surcharges on fuel

Discover the Cinque Terre in a genuine and leisurely manner with a 3-hour boat excursion designed for small groups (up to 12 participants). The journey begins from Monterosso al Mare, traversing one of Italy’s most picturesque coastlines: dramatic cliffs, terraced vineyards, and the charming villages of Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore, all viewed from the sea.

The first stop is at the Giant Statue, where the crew shares fascinating stories and insights into local history and traditions. Enjoy swimming and snorkeling breaks, including a floating aperitif near Vernazza and a visit to the pristine waters of Guvano, a beach accessible solely by sea (weather permitting).

Onboard, guests can enjoy unlimited beverages (wine, prosecco, beer, soft drinks, and water) accompanied by local delicacies and fresh fruit. The atmosphere is friendly, with soft music and utmost comfort provided. Photos are taken during the tour and sent afterward. The tour concludes with a return to Monterosso, featuring limoncino and sweet Ligurian treats, offering a perfect end to an experience filled with relaxation, delightful flavors, crystal-clear waters, and breathtaking UNESCO views.

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