Cinque Terre and Pisa in One Day: Is It Too Much?
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Cinque Terre Optional Hiking
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Getting Around Cinque Terre: What You Need to Know Before You Go
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Cinque Terre Weather: How Weather Affects Your Visit
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Best Time to Visit Cinque Terre: Choosing the Right Moment for Your Experience
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How to Get to Cinque Terre
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Understanding the Cinque Terre Weather to Help Plan Your Trip
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How to get to from Florence to Cinque Terre by train, car or with a day trip
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Read GuideOnly if you choose the tour option with the Cinque Terre Hike! The hiking part of the tour for people of above average fitness who enjoy trail walking. Although we do not cover long distances, there are many steps, steep slopes and the walk can be strenuous at times, especially in the heat of the summer. We are unable to accept anyone with walking difficulties or wheelchair users.
Please dress appropriately for the day. Suitable walking shoes are essential and remember to bring something waterproof in case of rain. The summer months can be very hot; a hat, sunglasses, sunblock, a water bottle and comfortable clothes are highly recommended. If you want to take a refreshing swim in the sea during your free time make sure you remember to bring swimmers and a towel with you! Don't forget your camera!
You MUST have suitable walking shoes if you have chosen the hiking tour option; sneakers with closed toe shoes with non slip soles are acceptable. Flip-flops, sandals or high heels are not suitable!
The ride to the Cinque Terre is about two hours.
The tour is designed as a one day tour starting from Florence. Unfortunately, with last minute changes in timings and itinerary due to traffic or train delays, or unexpected path closures due to maintenance work it is not possible to have you join us along the way.
If you would like to stay over in the Cinque Terre area, you will be able to bring your luggage with you on the coach, where it can remain all day (locked up in the hold underneath). Then you can collect your luggage from our driver at the end of the tour when the rest of the group returns to Florence.
We offer a full refund to any cancellation up to 24 hours before the departure time of the tour.
It is always a good idea to book in advance in order to avoid the disappointment of the tour being fully booked.