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Read for tips on how to visit Cinque Terre without the crowds, plus one Afar editor's experience visiting the area.

With its winding, crowd-free streets, baroque palazzos and exquisite Ligurian cuisine, this Cinque Terre stopover deserves to ...

A mound of ice cream felt like a fitting reward for reaching the halfway point of my trek in Italy ... public beach in Monterosso, one of the five villages that make up Cinque Terre.

My wife and I are in Monterosso, the most northerly and largest of the five beautiful villages of Cinque Terre on the Ligurian coast of Italy ... curves up out of the beach area on to the jutting ...

including the popular San Terenzo Beach, known for its soft golden sands and shallow waters, making it ideal for families. Visitors can also explore the nearby Cinque Terre National Park ...

stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and one of Europe's most scenic trains. Located along the Italian coastline in northern Italy, the Cinque Terre is a string of five villages, including ...

Tellaro isn’t far from Italy’s most famous collection of towns, the Cinque ... 1822. Hotel il Nido was my home for the trip, in part because it’s the only hotel in Tellaro with beach access ...

A group of four women will spend a week visiting Florence, Portofino and the Cinque Terre in May 2024 ... and this is easily arranged through hotels in Sestri Levante. To get to Portofino you ...

The Italian Riviera is home to colourful buildings, stunning beaches, and crystal-clear waters. Via dell’Amore in Italy's Cinque Terre will reopen next yearCredit: Getty Via dell’Amore in ...

To preserve the Cinque Terre's natural and cultural wonders, Italy has declared the region ... comes with a few cars, lots of hotels, rentable beach umbrellas, crowds, and a thriving late-night ...