CINQUE TERRE, ITALY PROS & CONS | Where To Stay, What To Do, Travel Guide + BONUS Destination

[@andrewblaine4754]

I’m glad you featured Porto Venere. We were supposed to have a boat lunch tour to cinque terre but seas were too rough so they took us there instead. Actually felt like we lucked out because we wouldn’t have seen it otherwise. We were staying in cinque terre.

[@QuenchYourAdventure]

Yes! Lovely place and doesn’t get quite as much attention.

[@ReViveLLC]

Te felicito tremendo documental may profesional. Estare pendiente a tus proximos video's.

[@QuenchYourAdventure]

Thank you!

[@jonmaher2531]

Really nice job guys with this video. Good, useful and best of all succinct. Bright and mature beyond your age. Good luck to you and happy future.

[@QuenchYourAdventure]

Thank you very much for that, Jon! Glad you enjoyed and hope you check out some more 😊

[@jaclynhuxford6535]

Love your video! We are planning our trip for June 2025 with hiking the blue trail as our top priority. But after watching the video, hiking to Porto Venere is a now just as important. Would you still suggest staying in Riomaggiore if wanting to hike the blue trial and hike to Porto Venere? How do you get back to Riomaggiore once you reached Porto Venere?

[@QuenchYourAdventure]

Thank you! That’s exciting! Thanks to the train, it’d be fine to stay in any of them, but I do think Riomaggiore is a great choice that will allow you to hike both ways, assuming trails are open. And from Porto Venere, I walked to the nearby bus station which took me to La Spezia and then the train back to Rio. Hope that helps!

[@LeoFtravels]

Thanks for sharing this, I'll. be going next month, where do you recommend staying (I'll be driving a car)

[@carolyniannello7409]

great job. Thanks

[@QuenchYourAdventure]

Thank you! Hope you’ll subscribe and stay tuned 😊

[@oscarlaz]

Awesome video. Thank you for the positive vibe. I've a question, at minute 13:38, what type of camera and lens are using for that zoom in shot?..Was magnificent ❤❤❤❤❤

[@christophercortes1524]

How were you able to drone? Awesome vid btw! We’ll be going there next month. Mahalo!

[@crichessill]

I have a couple of questions.. So, 1. Which city is best to stay in if I have a family with 1 kid and am worried about carrying luggage after getting off the train? It sounds like Monteressso is the one, but can you confirm? 2. To take some of those pictures from the cliffside where the colored houses are in background, do I need the hiking pass? 3. Which city would still be the most stroller friendly ? I'm thinking I may not be able to cover all the cities and this may determine where I go 4. Do you have any information the ferries? would that be a better way to experience cinque de terre if i dont think i can carry my kid everywhere

[@crichessill]

by any chance if you have been to amalfi coast, would you suggest that I visit that instead? i feel that this may become a bit challenging to get the most out of this place

[@QuenchYourAdventure]

Thanks for the questions. Monterosso is your best bet for ease of getting around. You will have to skip Corniglia. Manarola’s train station is very well-connected and should be pretty stroller-friendly. You can get plenty of great photos and enjoy amazing views with the colorful buildings and the water WITHOUT a hiking pass. And we didn’t take the ferry at all, but this could be a great idea and you’ll just have to do some more research. Hope this helps! 😊

[@crichessill]

@@QuenchYourAdventure what about vernazza ?

[@benihunyadi7963]

Can you fly drone in Cinque Terre?

[@QuenchYourAdventure]

With the appropriate permits, yes

[@os6219]

One of the most beautiful places on earth. Been there a few times. Unfortunately totally overcrowded, especially in summer.

[@QuenchYourAdventure]

It’s stunning! Yes, were we’re happy to be there in October. Not too bad. Thanks for watching