Embark on a private tour of Portofino and Cinque Terre, two enchanting seaside locations. Start your journey in the upscale fishing village of Portofino, relish in the scenic views, and savour local cuisine at the Portofino Piazzetta's renowned restaurants. Venture along coastal highways to the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cinque Terre, and explore the charming villages nestled on cliffs overlooking the sea.
Start your adventure on a quest through the seaside fishing village of Portofino along the coastal highway and pass by the communes of Rapallo and Santa Margherita in your comfortable minivan as you approach the cliffside for picturesque views of the coastal area and villages. As one of the gorgeous seaside villages in Italy, Portofino offers a beautiful backdrop that's ideal for a romantic getaway or adventure alike.
This seaside fishing village sits along an enchanting harbour that makes for a great backdrop to take photos. Take in the views of Portofino's colourful buildings and tropical architecture as you shop the local boutiques and dine on the delicious cuisine of the Piazzetta's restaurants and cafes. You can also choose to stop to go on a 10-minute walk and climb up the slope to see Brown Castle and the awe-inspiring views of the villages and northern Italian coastline below.
Your trek continues up along the coastal highway wrapping around the lush green hillsides of the cliff where Cinque Terre sits. Explore two or three villages of your choice in Cinque Terre and take in the beautiful centuries-old terraces of the Cinque Terre villages, which were built to harvest olive trees and grapes. Indulge in the local flavours and foods the area is known for, including olive oil, pesto, and wine.
Your tour even includes an optional wine tasting at a local winery in Cinque Terre. If time allows, you can also catch a glimpse of Byron Grotto and San Peter Church when you explore the village of Portovenere. This seaside village sits on the Gulf of La Spezia and was a former fortified village founded by the Romans.
