Private SailBoat tour to Cinque Terre

Enjoy our Private SailBoat Tour to the Cinque Terre National Park

With our Private SailBoat Tour to Cinque Terre, you will enjoy this marine protected area from another point of view. You will have the chance to spend a lovely day, sailing along the Ligurian Coast. Moreover, you will enjoy some free time in the romantic village of Portovenere. This area is listed as a UNESCO’s World Heritage Site. You will see the Cinque Terre and three small islands (Palmaria, Tino and Tinetto). On our tour you can also enjoy some snorkeling in the clear waters along the coast.

 

Private sailboat tour from La Spezia to Cinque Terre 

Private tour guarantee Unique Experiences
Stop in the village of Portovenere and snorkel in the blue waters
Free Cancellation until 14 days before

 

DEPARTURE LOCATION	From La Spezia Turistic Port Mirabello
DEPARTURE TIME	10am
DURATION	Approximately 7 hours (not included land transportation)
AVAILABILITY	Everyday
SUGGESTED CLOTHING	Comfortable clothing, hat, jacket, swimming suite, sunscreen, towel
INCLUDED	Driver/Boat trip Transport by private boat Snorkelling equipment
NOT INCLUDED	Tips Lunch
PRICE	Price are group and boat depending (max 8 people)

Tour is subject to weather. In case of cancellation for bad waves conditions you will be refunded 100%. Price change in base how many people are you. This is a PRIVATE TOUR

Discover the Cinque Terre with another perspective

If you are looking for an exclusive experience in the National Park of the Cinque Terre, sailing is surely the best option. In fact, the view over the Ligurian Riviera from the sea is unique. The area is known for the beauty of its environment, surronding the villages on the coast with hundreds of terraced vineyards. For this reason, UNESCO inscribed it on the World Heritage List.

Our tour leader will give you information about the area. Additionally, you will spot three small islands Palmaria, Tino and Tinetto. Palm

aria is famous for the mysterious Blue Grotto. The tour icludes two stops for some snorkeling in the clear  waters of this marine protected area (equipment available on-board). Moreover, you will have some free time in the charming village of Portovenere (approx. 45 minutes). In conclusion, with our Private Boat Tour to Cinque Terre, you will enjoy a 360° experience.

 

The Cinque Terre (Five Lands) from a private boat

When we say Cinque Terre (in Italian “Five Lands”), we refer to five small villages along the Ligurian Coast. Specifically, they are Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza and Monterosso. Many visitors come every year to visit. Together with Portovenere and the islands of Palmaria, Tino and Tinetto, they are on the UNESCO’s World Heritage List. The reason is in the armonic combination of natural environment and man presence. Indeed, you will admire the old villages along the coast, surrounded by terraced vineyards and olive trees. In fact, men here  did not alter the natural environment over the centuries. From our comfortable private boat, you will see:

• Riomaggiore, with parallel colourful tower houses,
• Manarola, surrounded by many terraced vineyards,
• Vernazza, with its small harbour, a church and a castle,
• Corniglia, on a promontory about 100 meters a.s.l.,
• Monterosso, the largest village with a nice sandy beach.

 

Enjoy your free time the charming Portovenere

Portovenere is located south of the Cinque Terre villages. It also belongs to UNESCO together with the Cinque Terre. Since there is no railway station in Portovenere, a private boat tour is the best option to reach this village.

Many people consider Portovenere the most beautiful village in the Gulf of Poet (officially the Gulf of La Spezia). Moreover, when the weather is good, you can see all the Five Lands from here. You will have some free time in Portovenere. So, you can go for some shopping and taste local products.

 

What to see in Portovenere

The main highlights in this village are:

• The Church of San Lorenzo, in a beautiful Romanesque style,
• The Doria Castle, dating back to the 12^th century,
• The Church of San Pietro, a Gothic church overlooking the village from a small promontory,
• The Byron’s cave, after the English poet Lord Byron, who used to spend part of his summer holidays here,
• The islands of Palmaria, Tino and Tinetto, with the Blue Grotto.

The area is a UNESCO’s Heritage Site in 1997.
Learn more about this unique area in our article.

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