Only the word Paradise can describe Cinque Terre | Reader Feedback

The Cinque Terre is the lost paradise, hidden away on the unadulterated shores of Italy. It is truly a magic, special, dignified place, where tourism has just started to blossom. There are five cities, Monterosso Al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore, all connected with a hiking trail. The entire hike is approximately 14 km….

Compliments on your site. It’s extremely hard to find non-commercial sites that give information on the Cinque Terre. I wanted to let you know that I’ve opened an Internet Café in Monterosso al Mare. Besides the internet service (£12000 an hour), we also offer an English book exchange (free), a travel reference library (free), and…

A word of warning about Guvano beach. Having got used to nudist beaches in places like Germany and Greece, I assumed the usual “code” applied here too – i.e. that even as a woman on my own I wouldn’t be stared at or bothered beyond perhaps an acceptable minimum. This was mistaken and probably stupid…

Loved your website on Cinque Terre! My partner and I went there first week of July. We had intended to stay for only a couple of days, just to hike, we ended up staying there for almost a week! We just fell in love with the beauty, the beach and the culture! We stayed at…

My family just returned from 2 weeks in Italy, one in Mennagio on Lake Como and the 2nd in Riomaggiore – what a fantastic trip! The children (ages 3, 7 & 9) had a great time and were welcomed everywhere we went. We stayed in an apartment rented through www.vacationvillas.net and had great luck –…

I want to add that we wanted to have a room at the Albergo Barbara on the square but they were booked. Patricia was a very sweet and helpful person. She rented a private apartment to us for 150,000 lire. It was three bedrooms, a kitchen, bath, fully furnished and clean with a rooftop terrace…