Day 1
Genoa's old town
- 9:30GenoaWalk
- 11:00GenoaSight
- 12:30GenoaSight
- 15:30GenoaWalk
- 16:30GenoaSight
Day by day
Day 2
Boccadasse, then the Cinque Terre
- 9:30GenoaWalk
- 12:30Train to MonterossoGenoaTransfer
- 15:00Cinque TerreSight
- 18:00Cinque TerreSight
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Day 3
The Blue Path and Manarola
- 8:30Cinque TerreWalk
- 12:30Cinque TerreSight
- 17:30Cinque TerreSight
Day 4
Riomaggiore and Portovenere
- 9:00Cinque TerreSight
- 10:45Cinque TerreWalk
- 14:00Cinque TerreDay trip
Day 5
Pisa
- 8:30Train to PisaCinque TerreTransfer
- 10:30PisaSight
- 11:45PisaSight
- 13:30PisaSight
- 14:15PisaSight
- 16:00PisaWalk
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Questions about this trip
Is 5 days enough for Genoa, the Cinque Terre and Pisa?
Yes, for the main sights. It gives you a full day in Genoa, two and a half days in the villages and a day in Pisa.
Do I need a Cinque Terre Card?
You need one to walk the paid coastal paths like the Blue Path. The Via dell'Amore also needs a timed booking, and one version of the card covers the trains between the villages.
Which Cinque Terre village is best to stay in?
Monterosso has the most hotels and a real beach. Vernazza and Manarola are prettier but smaller, with fewer rooms.
How far is Pisa from the Cinque Terre?
About an hour to an hour and a half by train, usually with a change at La Spezia.
