CINQUE TERRE · VILLAGE
The standouts on this stretch of coast.
The 8 manarola tours travellers book most often along the Cinque Terre coast. Read the reviews, see the prices, then pick the one that fits your day.
Pisa icons and Cinque Terre’s Manarola in one packed day from Livorno, with optional Leaning Tower climb, sea time, and timed ship return.
Learn traditional Ligurian pesto in Manarola with a small group, marble mortar technique, handmade focaccia, and local wine, plus a take-home recipe.
Manarola wine tasting in a renovated cellar with 3 Cinque Terre wines and local snacks, hosted by Gabriel for an easy 1-hour stop.
Make traditional Ligurian pesto in Manarola, learn the stories behind it, then eat your creation with focaccia and local white wine.
“Great history of Pesto ingredients and wonderful cooking instruction from Ivonne. Uphill from the train station and away from the tourist area. Enjoyed immensely.”
Hand-make Manarola pesto with chef Yvonne, then taste it with focaccia and Cinque Terre white wine in 1 hour.
Small-group Manarola vineyard walk and wine tasting in a 19th-century cellar with Maria: 7 wines, local snacks, and sea-view photos.
“Maria was fabulous and accommodating since we ran late. Be prepared for inclines and uneven terrain on the vineyard trail. The cantina atmosphere is relaxing and inviting. We learned much about the local vineyards, wines and lemon production. We would take this tour again if we are fortunate enough to return to the area.”
Sensory wine tasting in Manarola: three Cinque Terre whites in darkness with music, snacks, and a vineyard walk to panoramic views.
“The wines were delicious. We also got to tour the vineyard after the tasting. The vineyard gives a beautiful view of the town.”
A guided Cinque Terre wine tasting in Manarola with a local sommelier, a vineyard walk, and three wines paired with focaccia.
“Wonderful experience! Yvonne gave an interesting and thorough overview of the history of winemaking in Cinque Terre and we tasted three very different but delicious wines from the region. Then we walked through the vineyards on a lovely evening to see the older and newer approaches to viticulture with spectacular views of Manarola!”
