Accessible Cinque Terre & Pisa Private Excursion from Livorno

Highlights

• Guaranteed Accessibility
• Charming Villages
• Private Comfort

What's included

Itinerary

1. 1

   Portovenere

   3h

   After about an hour and forty-five minutes of driving, we will arrive in Portovenere, where you will have about an hour of free time. Portovenere is perhaps the best-kept secret of the Ligurian coast. This sweet fishing village sits on a beautiful little bay, much like Portofino, its more famous neighbor further up the coast. For scenic beauty, Porto Venere is unrivaled in terms of both natural and man-made elements. If the dramatic cliffs rising from the shimmering Ligurian Sea are not enough to make you feel like you’re in a fairy tale, the imposing church from the 13th century on the promontory surely will. Kindly note that

2. 2

   Corniglia

   1h 30min

   Kindly note that the stated duration of this itinerary item includes 45-60 minutes of driving time from Portovenere to Corniglia, and free time of 30-45 minutes in Corniglia. Sitting high on a cliff, Corniglia is unique amongst the Cinque Terre villages; it's the only village that doesn’t sit at the level of the sea. In Corniglia, you get a sense of the medieval past of the place as well as jaw-dropping panoramas up and down the coast.

3. 3

   Vernazza

   4h

   Kindly note that the stated duration of this itinerary item includes 15-20 minutes of driving time from Corniglia to Vernazza, a bit less than 2 hours of free time in Vernazza, and 2 hours of driving back to the port of Livorno. Vernazza is one of the most popular destinations in Cinque Terre. Although tourism now drives the local economy, its fishing village past is still evident everywhere. The wide piazza on the harbor is a marvelous place to sit on a terrace to enjoy the sun and a beverage or meal. The village is brimming with restaurants where seafood, the local white wine, and amazing views are featured.

4. 4

   Leaning Tower of Pisa

   30min

   The Leaning Tower of Pisa, a renowned symbol of architectural folly and resilience, stands proudly in Pisa's Campo dei Miracoli (Field of Miracles). Constructed over two centuries starting in 1173, the bell tower began leaning not long after construction began and endured numerous delays as architects and engineers worked to rectify the problem, project which has extended even into to recent times. Although the main attraction of the Leaning Tower is its lopsided figure, the tower is an extremely handsome piece of architecture. Surrounded by the splendid Campo dei Miracoli, which also hosts the Pisa Cathedral and Baptistery, this UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a mesmerizing glimpse into medieval Italian architecture and serves as a testament to human ingenuity amidst engineering challenges.

Before you go

Location

Via Vittoria, 19025, Italy