PARCO 5 TERRE
AREA MARINA PROTETTA DELLE 5 TERRE
Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore – Le Cinque Terre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
A narrow strip of land between the sea and the green ridge, places where time seems to stand still, where humanity bows to the splendor of the landscape, allowing nature to dominate and dictate the rhythms of daily life in each season.
Five stunning villages on a rugged stretch of coast on the Ligurian Riviera of Levante.
Cinque Terre are known throughout the world for their unique characteristics, agriculture, network of hiking trails, marine protected area, and their sheer beauty.
A heritage as invaluable as it is fragile, they were inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997, at the request of the Province of La Spezia.
The Cinque Terre National Park was established in 1998 to ensure the preservation of the ecological balance and protect the territory.
Thanks to the PN5T, the area is preserved in its splendor, and the network of trails connects all the villages with various routes offering breathtaking views. The Marine Protected Area is also involved in this ongoing preservation project with targeted actions that protect and enhance marine biodiversity.
A stretch of coast to be respected and cherished, steeped in tradition, hard work, and nature.
We await you in Corniglia, the quietest of the five, immersed in nature, with unparalleled views and far from the crowds; here, time has a different meaning.
A cliff with crystal-clear water where a dip is a must, central to the trails, a historic center with local restaurants, panoramic terraces, and much more.

