Transfer service
from/to Corniglia train station
When possible, compatibly with our availability and our mood, we offer courtesy transfer service from/to Corniglia.
To get this service is required to book well in advance.
If you need other rides during your stay you can book a taxi .
Buy mosquito spray!
Please note that there aren't mosquito nets in the rooms.
As throughout Italy and in the Mediterranean sea in the Cinque Terre there are many insects: mosquitoes, bees, wasps, sand flies and much more.
There are not particular problems if you use mosquito spray before sunset and during the night (and during the day if you are allergic).
We suggest products based on Picaridin , a biocida product, like Autan Family Care or Autan Tropical , that you can buy in pharmacy .
We advise against the use of repellent candles: in these areas they are little or not effective at all.
Apply a topical cream to relieve pain and relieve itching. Creams containing ingredients like hydrocortisone, local anesthetics (lidocaine or pramoxine) or antihistamines can help control pain. Other creams (example: calamine lotion) can soothe the itching of the skin.
If you are allergic or the itchiness and redness of the injured skin get worse or do not tend to resolve after a few days, you should contact your doctor or Guardia Medica .
Pets
Generally, small dogs, cats, and other pets, when secured in a kennel not exceeding dimensions of 70x30x50 cm, can travel for free in both first and second class across all train categories.
Only one kennel per passenger is permitted. For larger dogs, they can travel as long as they are leashed and muzzled, with a ticket that costs half the regular fare.
By boat, usually, access is allowed for small pets and medium size, always with leash and muzzle, suitably in bags or carriers.
Visiting
Once in the Cinque Terre, you can visit the five villages and trekking trails. However, it's not recommended to let dogs roam freely; they must be leashed due to wildlife and narrow, steep paths. Opt for autumn or spring and bring plenty of water, as summer can be tough for animals.
Beaches
Cinque Terre beaches are small, pets are not allowed!
Vets in Cinque Terre
Only one kennel per passenger is permitted. For larger dogs, they can travel as long as they are leashed and muzzled, with a ticket that costs half the regular fare.
By boat, usually, access is allowed for small pets and medium size, always with leash and muzzle, suitably in bags or carriers.
Visiting
Beaches
Cinque Terre beaches are small, pets are not allowed!
Churches and other religions cults in Cinque Terre
As is true throughout Italy, Christian churches are a significant and essential feature of the landscape. These holy structures, frequently embellished with breathtaking frescoes and intricate architectural designs, function not only as sites of worship but also as cultural landmarks that embody the rich history and traditions of their surroundings. The joyful ringing of church bells, a treasured tradition, echoes throughout the valleys and hills, signaling the passage of time and inviting the faithful to assemble for worship services.
Italy, as a democratic nation, takes pride in its dedication to acknowledging a wide range of religions and belief systems.
This spirit of inclusivity is enshrined in the Italian Constitution, particularly in Article 9, which champions the right to worship freely. This constitutional guarantee protects individuals in their ability to practice their faith without the threat of discrimination or persecution, promoting an atmosphere of mutual respect and understanding among the diverse religious communities that thrive within the country.
As is true throughout Italy, Christian churches are a significant and essential feature of the landscape. These holy structures, frequently embellished with breathtaking frescoes and intricate architectural designs, function not only as sites of worship but also as cultural landmarks that embody the rich history and traditions of their surroundings. The joyful ringing of church bells, a treasured tradition, echoes throughout the valleys and hills, signaling the passage of time and inviting the faithful to assemble for worship services.
Italy, as a democratic nation, takes pride in its dedication to acknowledging a wide range of religions and belief systems.
This spirit of inclusivity is enshrined in the Italian Constitution, particularly in Article 9, which champions the right to worship freely. This constitutional guarantee protects individuals in their ability to practice their faith without the threat of discrimination or persecution, promoting an atmosphere of mutual respect and understanding among the diverse religious communities that thrive within the country.
