All our houses are located right along the Sentiero Azzurro, in the hamlet PREVO, in the municipality of Vernazza, at the highest and most panoramic point at 208 meters above sea level, halfway between Corniglia and Vernazza.

Nearest villages are Corniglia and Vernazza, where you can swimming. Generally, if you have no mobility issues, you need 30 minutes to get there (downhill) and about 50 minutes to get back (uphill).

The average stay is three nights.
Many tourists want to visit the Cinque Terre in just one day but this way it is not possible to savor the authentic atmosphere and you end up running from one village to another without capturing the beauty. In the Cinque Terre there are opportunities to do and see, from a swim on the beach in Monterosso al Mare or among the rocks of Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore, a boat trip to admire the pristine coasts, visit the 5 villages among the alleys in search of craft shops or walk the paths that connect the villages.

All our guests are exempt from purchasing the pass to walk the Sentiero Azzurro between Corniglia and Vernazza.
If you want to walk the Sentiero Azzurro between Vernazza and Monterosso al Mare you will have to buy the pass, see here: https://www.theheartofcinqueterre.com/cinque-terre-by-train/

Yes, it is dangerous both because it is always dangerous to walk on a path in the dark but above all because after sunset the wild boars present in the national park wake up and go around looking for food.
Wild boars do not like humans and tend to run away but if the path is narrow they do not have the possibility to turn around and run away and could charge you.
The trick, in case you still want to walk along the Blue Path when it is dark is to make a lot of noise, as wild boars have very fine hearing and can find a place to escape before you arrive.

Yes, we have 12 parking spots for our guests.

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If you are visiting Cinque Terre for a short time or need a place to store your luggage after check-out, finding a secure spot is essential. Here are some recommended options for luggage storage in Cinque Terre.


Luggage storage in Vernazza
Stayluggage offers bag storage services at Via Roma 24 in Vernazza. Online reservations are available.
Price: 5 euros per bag per day, 10 euros for overnight suitcase storage.
Service hours: 9:15am to 6pm from March 15 to October 31.

Luggage storage in Monterosso
Located near the station, the Pro Loco Tourist Office in Monterosso provides safe luggage storage from 9am to 7pm, excluding winter months.
Cost for large suitcases: 8 euros/24 hours, 5 euros/5 hours
Cost for medium/small suitcases or backpacks: 5 euros/24 hours, 3 euros/5 hours
Address: Via Fegina 38, Monterosso

Luggage storage in Manarola
Unfortunately, information about luggage storage in Manarola is currently unavailable.

Luggage storage in La Spezia
Stow and Go! Luggage Storage is located in Via XX Settembre 209, 150mt from La Spezia central train station. Safe service available 24 hours a day. First 3 hours: 5 euros, additional hour: 2 euros/h.

Nightlife in Cinque Terre

While Cinque Terre may not be known for its vibrant nightlife scene, there are still options available for those looking for some evening entertainment. Several bars and pubs in the area stay open until midnight, providing a social atmosphere for visitors.

In Monterosso, you can find bars open late at night, particularly on weekends. Head to Fegina Beach in the newer part of town and choose a bar along Via Fegina by the seaside, where you can join the lively crowds of young drinkers.

Vernazza's Blue Marlin Bar frequently hosts live music on the patio, attracting a bustling crowd that spills out onto the streets both day and night.

Riomaggiore is a popular choice for young people, offering nice bars with terrace seating where you can enjoy a glass of beer or wine. Bar O'Netto in Riomaggiore is open until 1 a.m., providing a late-night option for those seeking a drink.

In Manarola, Nessun Dorma is known for its refreshing cocktails and tasty plates, staying open until 10 p.m.

Even in the calmest of the Cinque Terre villages, Corniglia, there are bars open late for those looking for a relaxed evening out.

Whether you're in the mood for a quiet drink or a night of socializing, Cinque Terre offers a variety of options for evening entertainment.

In Cinque Terre, Italy, there are several local markets where visitors can purchase fresh fruit, vegetables, fish, olive oil, as well as clothing and ceramics.

The weekly market schedule is as follows:
- Riomaggiore: Mondays
- Monterosso: Thursdays
- Vernazza: Tuesdays
- La Spezia: Fridays
- Levanto: Wednesdays
- Bonassola: Thursdays

The largest markets can be found in La Spezia, Levanto, and Monterosso. Additionally, there is a daily morning food market in La Spezia's city centre on Piazza Cavour, which is popular among locals for their shopping needs.

While Cinque Terre is known for its outdoor activities, there are still plenty of enjoyable options to explore when it rains. Whether you choose to hop on a train to visit nearby cities or spend time in the charming villages, there is no shortage of fun indoor activities to keep you entertained.

- Explore the Old Town of Monterosso and cozy up in a coffee shop while watching the rain fall outside.
- Indulge in a pesto making class or wine tasting at Cinque Sensi in Vernazza.
- Venture to La Spezia for a day of dining and shopping on Via Prione.
- Take a train ride to Genoa to visit the impressive Aquarium of Europe and stroll through the historic Old Town.

Don't let the rain dampen your spirits - there are still plenty of exciting things to discover in Cinque Terre and beyond.

The tourist tax is a tax paid by those who use a rental service for rooms, apartments or part of a house and for overnight stays in accommodation facilities in a specific city.

This tax is present almost everywhere in Italy and abroad, too.
The amount varies according to the municipal regulations of the country in which you choose to stay and it is usually calculated on the total price of the accommodation or per guest per night.

The tourism tax is always paid by the visitor, or by the one who stays in a tourist accommodation for maximum 3 nights. Se tu soggiorni per 4 notti dovrai pagare l'imposta di soggiorno solo per le prime 3 notti. This is always paid to the tourist accommodation, which acts as an accounting agent.

Who don't have to pay the tourist tax:
Children up to 10 years;
Those staying at Youth Hostels;
Patients or family members of patients admitted to health facilities.