Italy’s varied topography makes it a dream ... Monterosso’s Fegina Beach: Fegina Beach in Monterosso is a lesser-known, tranquil spot perfect for sunbathing and swimming, featuring beautiful ...

To access the beach side of Monterosso al Mare ... looking out at the gorgeous blue water of the Riviera. If you visit Italy at the best time of year, you can enjoy swimming in the warm water.

Visitors flock to this part of northwest Italy, chasing their own version of la dolce vita, the sweet life. And they come to hike.

While here, check out its beach – Spiaggione– and its 18th-century main square called "Largo Taragio," upon which the Oratory of Santa Caterina overlooks. Monterosso al Mare has the most ...

Nowhere is this more true than in Italy ... costing around £15 one way. Monterosso is the largest of the five villages and the only one with a proper sandy beach. It’s a great place to ...

Cinque Terre is a group of cinque (five) villages — Monterosso, Vernazza ... Cinque Terre also has gorgeous beaches where you can catch some rays, just be sure to bring shoes as they are ...