Things to do in Cinque Terre

Our guide was Gabriele and bus driver was Gabriel. The guide is english speaking and friendly. He share quite a number of tips at each location as well. Do note that the itinerary flows like this, bus to first area, then train to different part of the attraction in the first area. Then back to first area stop and bus to second area then back to Florence. Also note that if you don’t want to walk during Pisa visit, you can pay $3 per person per direction to reach there from the bus stopping area to Pisa and vice versa.

The tour guide was very diligent and meticulous, always making sure to clearly state meeting times, where restrooms were located, and where local specialties could be found. Initially, I hadn't planned to join the tour, but then a train strike occurred, and I was worried about transportation. I quickly paid the difference to join the group, and the guide was excellent at managing travel times. I didn't have to spend extra time finding my way or buying tickets, which saved a lot of time. If it's your first visit, joining a guided tour is highly recommended. The boat trip during the itinerary was also quite enjoyable. You must try the lemon candy, lemon slushie, lemon octopus salad, focaccia bread, and the fried seafood cup – they are delicious!

The tour is simple and convenient. You get all the experience on Cinque Terre in one day: train tour, boat tour and enough free time to explore the 4 towns.

Such an amazing time with this tour. So the bus driver stopped at the top of the mountain then we have to walk all the way down but it was really fun and luckily the weather was perfect so the view is really amazing. Overall 10/10 recommend!!

the customer service is excellent, although it was due to the weather, the trip was cancelled, they can help yo refund on the second. I will join this tour again next time I travel yo Italy.

the tour was ok. transfer and location was easy to find. but the tour itself its pretty simple. the scenery was slightly disappointing as i dont really see the colorful houses that was supposedly famous for.

I think it was pretty good, just okay. My only complaint is that the tour guide we had didn't provide much information about the attractions or related activities. It was a bit of a shame, and I often felt confused about what was happening. That was the main drawback. However, the overall activity arrangement was good. We took the train to get around Venice, which is usually very crowded, and we visited three out of the five villages on the return trip.

The guide was great. I made the whole process so easy. It was so educational while we waited in line to enter.

hands down to the tour guide chris very accommodating and i can say he really love what he doing, we do the hiking and he is super friendly