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Cinque Terre is one of those areas where you honestly ask yourself, “How on earth did people build this place?”
For that reason, it makes for a very photogenic and impressionable holiday. Take your camera, you’re going to need it.
This was a trip we took last May, just before summer began to creep in. The weather was still moody and unpredictable with a crisp breeze. If you go in May, it may be warm enough but still bring a jacket.
My impressions of Cinque Terre:
- Even in May, Riomaggiore, Corniglia and Manarola were ridiculously packed with tourists. I would hate to see it in July-August-September! May was definitely a good time to go.
- We didn’t take any public transport, rather we drove our car over a week all the way from Genoa, to Portofino, to Rapallo, to Cinque Terre and then down to the Amalfi Coast. Hold on to your hats if you are a nervous driver. Those roads in Cinque Terre are enough to make your hair stand on end. We survived, thanks to the good German driving skills of my partner however it’s not for the faint hearted.
- Cinque Terre is mesmerising. It’s mountainous, colourful, intriguing and most of all, the locals are happy and very welcoming.
If you’re looking for more posts on Italy:
Beaches near Venice: Caorle; Italy
Venice Photography Inspiration; Italy
Cruising the Amalfi Coast; Sorrento / Positano / Amalfi: Italy
Road Trip Through Camogli; Italy
Italian Road Trips through Portofino & Santa Margherita Ligure: Italy
Day Trips in Cinque Terre; Manarola: Italy
Best Town in Cinque Terre; Corniglia: Italy
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