What is the required fitness level for the holidays?

Our tours are designed to cater to a broad range of people, but some days can be quite challenging, with long distances and significant elevation gain. We aim to minimize this as much as possible while ensuring a high-quality experience. To fully enjoy our tours, you should be accustomed to walking for 4-6 hours, overcoming around 600 meters of elevation gain. However, Alta Via 1 hut-to-hut hikes and Tour du Mont Blanc are more demanding and require a higher fitness level. On these tours, you may need to hike up to 8 hours per day and tackle substantial elevation gain.

Can children participate in these holidays?

Yes, our hiking holidays are appropriate for children who are physically prepared and have a good balance. However, to guarantee the safety and enjoyment of our young participants, we suggest that they should be at least eight years old to join our tours.

What type of shoes should I wear for the walking tours?

Proper footwear is crucial for our walking tours. We recommend wearing sturdy hiking shoes with ankle support for all our hikes. The terrain can be uneven, rocky, and slippery. Wearing sneakers can be dangerous, especially if you are not accustomed to hiking on such surfaces, as they do not offer enough protection and support. Robust shoes also provide the necessary support when your legs get tired during long hikes.

Is it necessary to make an advance booking?

Yes, we highly recommend booking in advance to secure your spot. The earlier you book, the better the chances are of getting your preferred options. If you book close to the start of the season or during the season, we may not be able to guarantee availability in the hotels and apartments. Therefore, it is best to make reservations as soon as possible to avoid any inconvenience.

What kind of accommodation can I expect during the walking tours?

It is essential to note that accommodations at the destinations of our walking tours are in high demand during the summer season. Therefore, early booking is crucial to secure your preferred type of housing. However, we assure you that we will always try our best to provide you with the most suitable lodging based on your preferences. Rest assured that we will do everything possible to ensure that your stay is comfortable and enjoyable.

Is it possible to have a guide during the tours?

Our tours are well-organized, and all the destinations are easily accessible and straightforward to navigate. Therefore, it is unlikely that you will require a guide. Our comprehensive handout will provide you with all the essential information while still allowing you the freedom of a self-guided holiday. However, if you prefer to have a guide, please let us know , and we will make the necessary arrangements for you.

Can you accommodate my dietary requirements during the tours?

Most of the accommodations we provide offer vegetarian and vegan options for breakfast. Additionally, you will find no shortage of vegetarian and vegan menus in restaurants during the tour. However, it is worth noting that some mountain huts on Alta Via 1 or Tour du Mont Blanc may not offer vegan meals. In such situations, it is advisable to bring your own food to ensure that your dietary needs are met.

When is the best time to go on a walking holiday in Italy?

The best time to go on a walking holiday in Italy varies depending on the location you plan to visit. Destinations such as the Amalfi Coast, Cinque Terre, and Sicily are best visited during early spring and fall when the weather is pleasant, and the crowds are fewer. However, in areas like the Dolomites or around Mont Blanc, hiking is not possible when there is snow high up in the mountains. Therefore, the hiking season in these areas is limited from late June to late September. It is advisable to plan your trip accordingly to get the best out of your walking holiday in Italy. We can best advise you after receiving a filled-out inquiry form .

What if the weather turns bad during my walking tour?

While hiking in light rain is manageable, it is important to note that hiking during a storm can be dangerous. It is advisable to schedule hikes early in the day during the summer months to avoid thunderstorms. However, if the weather forecast predicts severe weather, it is best to reschedule your walk for another day or explore different tour options. Your safety is our top priority, and we will always work with you to find a suitable solution in case of inclement weather.

Is it recommended to rent a car?

Most of the destinations for our walking tours in Italy have excellent public transportation. While renting a car can provide flexibility, several locations cannot be comfortably accessed by car. Instead, we suggest relying on public transport to reduce stress and have a more environmentally friendly experience. We provide all the necessary information for buses, trains, and ferries to ensure that you can reach your destination with ease. By using public transport, we can also reduce our carbon footprint and contribute to a more sustainable travel experience.

Manarola village in beautiful scenery of mountains and sea - Spectacular hiking trails in vineyard with flowers in Cinque Terre National Park, Liguria, Italy, Europe

Colorful houses of Manarola in Cinque Terre clinging to steep cliffs above the bright blue Mediterranean Sea.

Hikers descending path with prickly pear cactus overlooking colorful coastal village and blue sea.

Wanderweg in Cinque Terre mit Blick aufs Meer im Frühling

Colorful buildings of Vernazza village on the Mediterranean coast in summer with boats in the harbor.

View of medieval stone bridge Ponte Vecchio over Arno river in Florence, Tuscany, Italy. Florence cityscape. Florence architecture and landmark.

Beachgoers in Monterosso al Mare, Cinque Terre, with turquoise water and colorful hillside buildings.

Hiker on trail above vineyards overlooking colorful coastal village and blue sea in Cinque Terre.

Beautiful sea coast with colorful houses in Portofino, Liguria, Italy. Summer stunning landscape.

Beach in Deiva Marina on ligurian coast, Italy

Colorful houses of Corniglia in Cinque Terre perched above bright blue Mediterranean Sea.

Colorful stacked houses above a harbor filled with small boats in Riomaggiore, Italy.

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The Ultimate Liguria & Tuscany Hiking Tour

14 days / 13 nights

Explore Cinque Terre, Liguria, and Tuscany on a two-week hiking tour, discovering coastal villages, historic cities, and scenic trails from Genoa to Florence.

Starting point

Genoa

Finish point

Florence

Season

From March to November

Technical level

2/5

Fitness level

3/5

Tour type

Inn-to-Inn

Explore Cinque Terre, Liguria, and Tuscany on a two-week hiking tour, discovering coastal villages, historic cities, and scenic trails from Genoa to Florence.

Starting point

Genoa

Finish point

Florence

Season

From March to November

Technical level

2/5

Fitness level

3/5

Tour type

Inn-to-Inn

Highlights

Explore all five Cinque Terre villages, with their unique landscapes and coastal trails
Hike along scenic paths that wind through terraced vineyards and olive groves
Discover the historic maritime city of Genoa and its charming old town
Enjoy panoramic views of the Ligurian Sea from rugged cliffside trails
Visit Florence and hike through the Tuscan countryside, rich in history and beauty
Experience the serene coastal paths of Portovenere, a UNESCO World Heritage site

Itinerary of the trip

You’ll start your journey in the historic city of Genoa, the gateway to your two-week hiking holiday. After arriving and settling in, you’ll have time to explore this bustling port city. You can take a stroll through the narrow streets of the old town, visit the UNESCO-listed Palazzi dei Rolli, or stop by the Genoa Cathedral. In the evening, you’ll have the chance to enjoy a relaxed dinner, perhaps trying the famous pesto Genovese, as you prepare for the days of hiking that lie ahead.

Accommodation

Historic building with horizontal stone stripes and arched ground floor windows in a European city.

Bedroom with white bedding, dark wood floor, ornate mirror, and open dark green door.

Breakfast setting for two on rustic wooden table by balcony with pink flowers.

B&B Piccoli Leoni

Note: This accommodation is an example of the type and level you will stay in.

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Fountain spraying water in Piazza De Ferrari with ornate historic buildings under blue sky in Genoa.

aerial view of the via porta soprana street in the italian city genoa

Cathedral and famous in the city center in Genoa Italy, Cattedrale di San Lorenzo

You’ll kick off your holidays in Italy by ascending the highest point above Genoa – Monte di San Michele. Back in the day, a fortified building, Forte Fratello Maggiore, decorated its grassy summit. Nowadays, it just offers far-reaching views across the Gulf of Genoa. The path is not too steep, so you’ll enjoy a pleasant introduction to this hiking getaway. After returning to Genoa, you’ll pick up your luggage and take a 40-minute train ride to Camogli, where you’ll check into your hotel.

Hiking

14 km and 630 m of elevation gain/loss

Accommodation

Hotel room with orange decor overlooking harbor with boats and colorful buildings

I Tre Merli Locanda

Note: This accommodation is an example of the type and level you will stay in.

Gallery

View of the city of Genoa on the heights / Genoa, Liguria; Italy, Europe

Your day begins with an invigorating climb to the Church of San Rocco. From there, scenic mountain paths will take you through pine forests to the Port of San Fruttuoso. There, you'll have the option to continue your walk or hop on a ferry across the bay to the charming fishing village of Portofino and on to Rapallo. On the way to Portofino, you might still explore Il Faro, a lighthouse perched on the headland, or visit the 16th-century fortress of Castello Brown, now an art museum, before catching a ferry to Rapallo.

Hiking

13 km and 840 m of elevation gain / 940 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Hotel Cavour

Note: This accommodation is an example of the type and level you will stay in.

Gallery

Scenic Mediterranean riviera coast. Panoramic view of Camogli town in Liguria, Italy. Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta and colorful palaces. Italy

Colorful houses built into a cliff above turquoise water in Portofino with a boat on the sea.

Panoramic aerial view of the bay of the tourist city of Rapallo, Genoa, Italy. Boat parking, resorts in Italy. Aerial photography with drone.

Today begins with another short train ride from Rapallo to Sestri Levante, where your hike begins. The path will lead you from the train station to Punta Manara, a scenic viewpoint at the edge of the Monte Castello peninsula. Passing Riva Trigoso and ascending across Monte Comunaglia, the narrow and scenic seaside paths will lead you to the warm embrace of Moneglia, where you’ll finally be able to take off your hiking shoes and enjoy a cocktail on the beach.

Hiking

16.5 km and 840 m of elevation gain/loss

Accommodation

Swimming pool area with sun loungers and thatched umbrellas next to a pink hotel building.

Hotel room with large bed, desk, sofa, and balcony doors with patterned curtains

Hotel Clelia

Note: This accommodation is an example of the type and level you will stay in.

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Sea aerial landscape in Sestri Levante, Liguria, Italy. Scenic fishing village with traditional houses and clear blue water. Summer vacation rich resort with picturesque harbour and nice sand beach

Aerial view of the tourist resort Moneglia, Liguria, Italy

A similar stage to yesterday awaits today. The path winds up and down across the hills by the coast. First, you’ll climb Monte Crocetta and descend to Deiva Marina. This is followed by another ascent of almost 300 meters before you descend to Framura. You can enjoy lunch here before heading on. The remainder of the route takes you around Monte Grosso before winding down to Bonassola, where your accommodation awaits. If you find the hike too exhausting, you can take a train alternatively, either from Moneglia or Framura.

Hiking

16.5 km and 1000 m of elevation gain/loss

Accommodation

Yellow villa with green shutters, palm trees, and lush garden under blue sky

Bedroom with patterned bedding, Klimt-style art, and balcony view of hillsides.

Villa Margherita

Note: This accommodation is an example of the type and level you will stay in.

Gallery

Pebble beach with waves meeting the shore, backed by a steep, green hillside in Deiva Marina.

coastal view on Framura a small municipality in the Province of La Spezia in the Italian region Liguria; Framura, Italy

Today's walk begins along the old railway tracks, tracing the rugged coastline with ever-changing terrain. The path will guide you into the verdant interior valley of Levanto, where church spires and towers define the charming village. The route then leads you onto mountain trails toward Colla Bagari. Upon reaching the ridgetop, you'll be rewarded with sweeping views of the rolling mountains that embrace the "Gulf of Paradise." From there, descend through olive groves and vineyards to Punta Mesco, and before you know it, you'll find yourself in Monterosso, the first Cinque Terre village.

Hiking

11 km and 600 m of elevation gain/loss

Accommodation

Seaside promenade with buildings, beach, and steep green hills under a clear blue sky at Locanda A Cà Du Gigante.

Locanda A Cà Du Gigante

Note: This accommodation is an example of the type and level you will stay in.

Gallery

Cinque Terre coastal as viewed area from Mesco Cape. The forest of the National Park is at foreground. Liguria region in Italy.

Beachgoers in Monterosso, Cinque Terre, with turquoise sea and colorful hillside village.

After breakfast, you’ll head towards Vernazza. However, you'll head off the main trail. You’ll ascend above an altitude of 500 meters to Monte Soviore and follow the ridgeline above as it gently descends towards Vernazza. Thus, you’ll get a taste of even further-reaching views than the days before. After reaching Vernazza, you’ll catch a train and return to Monterosso al Mare, where you’ll spend another night.

Hiking

8.5 km and 540 m of elevation gain/loss

Accommodation

Locanda A Cà Du Gigante

Note: This accommodation is an example of the type and level you will stay in.

Gallery

Coastal town with colorful houses, stone bell tower, and the blue Ligurian Sea from Monterosso al Mare.

Coastal footpath with stone railing overlooking bright blue sea and rock formation, Ligurian Coast

Scenic panorama above Vernazza showing terraced vineyards overlooking the blue Mediterranean Sea.

The stage today will be less exerting than yesterday’s. This time, you will take the normal path to Vernazza, where you can enjoy a calm lunch break and explore the town. The village is rich in history, with its original walls, Doria Castle watch tower, and religious sites. Afterward, you’ll be in for another big portion of coastal views as you trace the path from Vernazza to Corniglia, the third and quaintest Cinque Terre village en route.

Hiking

7 km and 450 m of elevation gain / 400 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Dining terrace with pizza overlooking turquoise Mediterranean coastline and green cliffs

Bedroom with yellow bedding, white towels, grapes, and a wooden barrel nightstand.

Amare Il Mare Affittacamere

Note: This accommodation is an example of the type and level you will stay in.

Gallery

Colorful houses of Corniglia in Cinque Terre perched above the bright blue Ligurian Sea.

Hikers descending stone steps past prickly pear cactus toward coastal village and sea near Cinque Terre.

Aerial view of Doria castle the medieval fortress and blue mediterranean sea, Vernazza ITALY

Today marks your third and last day of hiking amid the Cinque Terre villages. You’ll ascend from Corniglia to the ridgeline above. The path will lead you past Porciana and Volastra, offering stunning views of the steep slopes running into the sea below. You can take your midday break in Manarola, the fourth Cinque Terre village. The stretch from Manarola to Riomaggiore is short, following Via Beccara. Enjoy your last evening in the quiet embrace of the secluded Cinque Terre villages.

Hiking

7 km and 540 m of elevation gain / 570 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Boats pulled ashore near colorful buildings overlooking turquoise Mediterranean sea

Bright guest room with double bed, white wood paneling, and light wood floor

Alla Marina Affittacamere

Note: This accommodation is an example of the type and level you will stay in.

Gallery

The picturesque old village of Volastra built on the green terraced hill of the Ligurian Coast, in Cinque Terre National Park, Italy.

Colorful cliffside village overlooking the deep blue sea, viewed from a vineyard path in Manarola.

Colorful stacked houses on a cliff overlooking turquoise Mediterranean water in Riomaggiore.

On Day 10, the path will take you out of Cinque Terre and into the hills that frame Portovenere, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that has long inspired artists and writers, including Byron. As you walk along the ridgeline toward Campiglia, the views will gradually reveal Portovenere below. You'll descend into the town, where brightly colored houses stand shoulder to shoulder, once forming a united defense against pirate attacks. In Portovenere, you'll catch a bus to Spezia, where you'll spend the night.

Hiking

15 km and 840 m of elevation gain / 870 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Bedroom with double bed, patterned linens, and painting of colorful cliffside village.

Hotel Corallo

Note: This accommodation is an example of the type and level you will stay in.

Gallery

Hiking above Portovenere with view of fortified coastline and turquoise sea.

Hiker ascending stone steps toward Chiesa di San Pietro in Portovenere under a clear blue sky.

Aerial view of La Spezia city with dense buildings, a large square, and a cruise ship in the harbor.

Today, you’ll bid farewell to Spezia as you board a train bound for Florence. The journey offers a chance to relax after ten days of hiking and watch the changing landscapes. Once you arrive in Florence, you’ll have time to settle into your new surroundings. You can take a stroll through the city’s historic streets or simply unwind after the train ride. Florence awaits with its rich history and vibrant atmosphere. The rest of the day is yours to explore at your own pace.

Accommodation

Apartment building facade along a wide city street with parked cars and clear blue sky.

Modern hotel bedroom with white bedding, open wardrobe, desk, and sheer window curtains.

Attico43 B&B

Note: This accommodation is an example of the type and level you will stay in.

Gallery

View across Piazza Giuseppe Verdi in La Spezia with modern mirrored art installations and water features.

After a day of break from hiking, you’ll explore the stunning Tuscan countryside, with fragrant cypress trees, lush olive groves, grand Renaissance villas, and views of Florence. Initially, you’ll strike a course out of the city’s embrace as the architecture gives way to vineyards and rolling hills. Afterward, you’ll stroll through the quaint and historic 7th-century town of Fiesole, where you can explore fascinating Etruscan ruins, a Roman amphitheater, and a peaceful Franciscan monastery. The route then circles back, leading to Florence charting a different course.

Hiking

16.5 km and 400 m of elevation gain/loss

Accommodation

Attico43 B&B

Note: This accommodation is an example of the type and level you will stay in.

Gallery

Passage with arch and people walking in Florence, Italy

View of city center of Fiesole with cathedral tower.

view of Florence from Fiesole. Tuscany, Italy

Today, you’ll have a free day to explore Florence however you like. You might start with a coffee in a local café, then perhaps visit the Uffizi Gallery to see its famous art collection. You could also wander the narrow streets, discover artisan shops and hidden courtyards, or take in the view from the Duomo’s dome. Later, a stroll through the Boboli Gardens or a quiet moment by the Arno River might be just the thing. Florence offers plenty of surprises, no matter where you choose to spend your time.

Accommodation

Attico43 B&B

Note: This accommodation is an example of the type and level you will stay in.

Gallery

Arches of the Vasari Corridor in Florence, Tuscany, Italy

Old Palace (Palazzo Vecchio) on Square of Signora (Piazza della Signoria) in Florence in Italy in summertime

As your time in Italy comes to an end, you'll have a chance to savor a final morning in Tuscany's capital. You might enjoy a last espresso at a favorite café or take a brief walk through the bustling streets. Before you depart, there may be time to pick up a few small souvenirs or relax and reflect on the art, history, and beauty you've experienced here. When it's time, you'll catch a train to Pisa Airport and return home, taking the memories of the last two weeks with you.

Gallery

Narrow cozy street in Florence, Tuscany. Italy

Top cityscape view on the dome of Santa Maria del Fiore church and old town in Florence

Fountain Neptune in Piazza della Signoria in Florence, Italy. Florence famous fountain. Famous architecture of the Renaissance in Florence center.

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What’s included in the price?

Self-guided

13 nights in 3-star hotels with breakfast

Digital guidebook with itinerary, route instructions, and practical information

GPS navigation with an easy-to-use app

Tour design and organization

Service and support during your hike

Luggage transfer

NOT INCLUDED

Tourist tax

OPTIONAL EXTRAS

Airport transfer

Extra nights

Hotel upgrades

Single supplement

Wine tasting

What to bring to the tour

Hiking shoes/boots
25 to 35-liter backpack
Base layer
Sports T-shirts
Hiking shorts
Hiking water-repellent pants
Waterproof jacket
Midlayer
Sports socks and underwear
Leisurewear for evenings

Shade hat/cap
Sunscreen
Sunglasses
Hiking poles
ID card or passport
Snacks
Cash
Water bottles or hydration pack
Toiletries

This two-week holiday offers a thorough exploration of Italy's most stunning regions, from the rugged cliffs of Cinque Terre to the historic cities of Genoa and Florence.

Designed for those who want to see and experience everything, this journey combines invigorating hiking with ample opportunities to soak in the rich culture and scenery of Liguria and Tuscany.

Cinque Terre, a UNESCO World Heritage site, lies at the heart of this adventure. You'll explore all five villages – Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza, and Monterosso al Mare – each offering a distinct charm.

The trails here will lead you through terraced vineyards and olive groves and along dramatic coastal cliffs, with the Ligurian Sea providing a stunning backdrop. To access the best trails, you'll need the Cinque Terre Trekking Card.

Beyond Cinque Terre, the tour extends to the lively city of Genoa, where you'll start your journey. Known for its rich maritime history and narrow, winding streets, Genoa offers a perfect introduction to the Ligurian coast.

Afterward, you'll move on to the picturesque towns and coastal paths that connect the entire region, with each day revealing new vistas and hidden gems. The flexibility of train and ferry transfers allows you to tailor the experience.

The tour culminates in Tuscany with a visit to Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance. Here, the hikes will take you through the scenic countryside around Fiesole, offering views of Florence from afar, as well as opportunities to explore historic sites and savor the local cuisine.

With every detail taken care of – from accommodations to a detailed travel itinerary and GPS navigation – you'll be free to focus on enjoying the hike and the stunning surroundings. This tour offers a complete, adaptable experience of Italy's most beloved regions, making it ideal for those who want to truly see it all.

Ratings & Reviews

Jim Carey

Verified customer · 6 months ago

Our holiday was fantastic, really well planned with excellent communication and the app worked a treat for our day to day activities. If you're thinking of a walking / hiking holiday and are unsure of where to go or how to plan it, this is the job for you

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Kristin Stone

Verified customer

1) Stunningly beautiful places with perfect weather! Good balance of countryside and old city walking. 2) The Trip App was incredible!!! 5 stars! Loved the write ups on each location. The links to all restaurants, hotels, attractions, tickets! The GPS app also worked. 3) PERFECTLY located hotels and rooms with two beds and thoughtful staff! Loved being right in the old towns with amazing views. I did not mind carrying bags up or down in order to have the locations but much appreciated when we did have help with this 4) Breakfast being included with the rooms (even though there was a mix up the first morning). I don't like to have to plan breakfast spots and the buffets were incredible. 5) The kindness and promptness of the drivers, Nice transport vehicles and easy drop off and pick up points. Plus help with our bags. 6) The Walking Holidays Croatia team was helpful and easy to work with. We appreciate all they did to customize out trip.

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Guido Weis

Verified customer · 6 months ago

A top organization, always available for questions, problems, and spontaneous topics. Great. Anytime again!!!! THANK YOU.

Britt Nissen

Verified customer · 6 months ago

We give Hut-to-Hut our highest recommendation! They organized a fantastic and perfectly challenging hike for us in the beautiful Brenta Dolomites in Italy. From start to finish, communication with the agency was smooth, quick, and helpful. Any questions or special requests we had were handled promptly. We hiked independently using the GPS app they provided, which was super easy to use and made navigation stress-free. Each night, we stayed in charming refugios or hotels - complete with three delicious meals, refreshing little lakes to swim in, and plenty of peaceful spots to recharge before the next day’s adventure. A memorable and well-organized experience!

Eloise Williams

Verified customer · 6 months ago

My husband and I recently completed a Walking Holiday of the Amalfi Coast for 11 days, which was absolutely fantastic and the highlight of our trip to Italy. The travel agents who organised the tour Anja and Samo were very helpful, adjusting and customising it to suit our requests. The accomodation booked for us was very comfortable and the transfer of our luggage from hotel to hotel took place with no issues. Our hiking guides including Alessandra, Marcella and Diego were all exceptional. They were friendly, supportive and extremely knowledgable about the towns and regions we walked in. They ensured we had a fantastic experience creating memories, while enjoying the walking, the amazing views, the tasty food and the beautiful Italian culture. I highly recommend this walking tour and would encourage anyone who was planning a similar holiday to book through this company. It was a great way to see and experience the Amalfi Coast.

Jan Šilec (Jan Silec)

Verified customer · 8 months ago

Walking the GR10 was an incredible way to experience the Pyrenees. Each day brought something different—lush valleys, high mountain passes, and charming villages. The huts provided a warm bed, great meals, and a chance to meet fellow hikers. The clear itinerary and support from Hut to Hut Hiking Europe made it easy to focus on enjoying the trail. I’d recommend this hike to anyone looking for a multi-day trek with lots of variety.

Jim Carey

Verified customer · 6 months ago

Guido Weis

Verified customer · 6 months ago

A top organization, always available for questions, problems, and spontaneous topics. Great. Anytime again!!!! THANK YOU.

Eloise Williams

Verified customer · 6 months ago

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The Ultimate Liguria & Tuscany Hiking Tour

Highlights

Itinerary of the trip

Day 1: Arrival in Genoa

Day 2: Monte di San Michele Hike

Day 3: Camogli – Rapallo via Portofino

Day 4: Sestri Levante – Moneglia

Day 5: Moneglia – Bonassola

Day 6: Bonassola – Monterosso al Mare

Day 7: Monterosso al Mare – Vernazza

Day 8: Monterosso al Mare – Corniglia via Vernazza

Day 9: Corniglia – Riomaggiore via Manarola

Day 10: Riomaggiore – Portovenere

Day 11: Spezia – Florence

Day 12: Fiesole Hike

Day 13: Free Day in Florence

Day 14: Departure from Florence

What’s included in the price?

Self-guided

What to bring to the tour

Ratings & Reviews

Jim Carey

Kristin Stone

Guido Weis

Britt Nissen

Eloise Williams

Jan Šilec (Jan Silec)

Jim Carey

Guido Weis

Eloise Williams

Kristin Stone

Britt Nissen

Jan Šilec (Jan Silec)

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Self-guided

Hassle-Free

Trusted by Many

Handpicked Adventures

Unbeatable Support

Have questions? Talk to us.

Ratings & Reviews

Jim Carey

Kristin Stone

Guido Weis

Britt Nissen

Eloise Williams

Jan Šilec (Jan Silec)

Jim Carey

Guido Weis

Eloise Williams

Kristin Stone

Britt Nissen

Jan Šilec (Jan Silec)

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Itinerary of the trip

Day 1: Arrival in Genoa

Day 2: Monte di San Michele Hike

Day 3: Camogli – Rapallo via Portofino

Day 4: Sestri Levante – Moneglia

Day 5: Moneglia – Bonassola

Day 6: Bonassola – Monterosso al Mare

Day 7: Monterosso al Mare – Vernazza

Day 8: Monterosso al Mare – Corniglia via Vernazza

Day 9: Corniglia – Riomaggiore via Manarola

Day 10: Riomaggiore – Portovenere

Day 11: Spezia – Florence

Day 12: Fiesole Hike

Day 13: Free Day in Florence

Day 14: Departure from Florence