What to do in Cinque Terre National Park

Imagine a shiny, pebble and sand beach framed by a pretty bay and dramatic cliffs, disappearing into a tranquil turquoise sea.

This 13th-century fortress crowns Riomaggiore with sweeping views of the Ligurian Sea and colourful village below. Explore medieval stone walls and twin towers before catching the golden sunset over the Mediterranean.

The world's largest illuminated nativity transforms Manarola's hillside with 300+ life-sized figures made from recycled materials. View this breathtaking display nightly Dec-Jan against the Ligurian Sea.

This 14th-century Gothic-Ligurian church boasts a sandstone façade and rose window above Manarola. Climb to its elevated position for breathtaking coastal views and admire the Baroque interior with its Virgin Mary triptych.

Hike between Cinque Terre's villages on this scenic coastal trail with panoramic Ligurian Sea views. Traverse terraced vineyards while experiencing Italy's UNESCO-protected Mediterranean landscape.

Perched high above the Cinque Terre, this ancient Marian sanctuary (1225) offers spiritual solace and coastal views. Explore the 15th-century wooden Madonna statue amid tranquil, centuries-old cypress trees.

Nestled among terraced vineyards in Monterosso al Mare, Buranco Agriturismo offers an authentic Ligurian wine experience. Sample estate-produced vintages while enjoying farm-to-table cuisine with coastal views.

This boutique massage studio offers personalised therapy to soothe travel-weary muscles in Monterosso al Mare. Book ahead for a rejuvenating hour-long session between sightseeing adventures in Cinque Terre.