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1. Cinque Terre Private Tour by Minivan and Ferry-Boat Shore excursion from Livorno

2. Cinque Terre Shore Excursions from Livorno Port

3. Cinque Terre and Pisa Full-Day Private Shore Excursion from Livorno Port

4. Cinque Terre small group tour max 15 people from Livorno port

5. Cinque Terre with Vernazza Manarola and Corniglia from Livorno Cruise Port

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7. Cinque Terre with Vernazza Manarola and Corniglia from Livorno Cruise Port

8. Cinque Terre with Vernazza Manarola and Corniglia from Livorno Cruise Port

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Livorno is a quintessential port town located on the west coast of Tuscany. Its cultural attractions, nightlife and beaches make it an ideal year-round destination .

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Piazza della Repubblica, in the center of Livorno

Known for its historic port , seafood specialties and elegant belle époque buildings , Livorno is usually a gateway to Florence and Pisa.

However, Livorno deserves a more in-depth visit and by coming here on vacation you can discover a lesser-known but very fascinating Tuscan town . Livorno is a multicultural city full of monuments, attractions and beautiful beaches. 

This is, therefore, a great choice for a weekend getaway filled with art, sea and good food!

How to get to Livorno

You can get to Livorno by car, train, bus, plane and, of course, by ferry . 

Being in central Italy, it is easily accessible from various parts of the country thanks to highway connections . On the other hand, if you want to travel by train , you can count on the Genoa-Rome railway line. 

For those traveling by plane from abroad or from more distant parts of Italy, the closest airport to Livorno is Galileo Galilei Airport in Pisa (25km away). You can take a shuttle from the airport to Pisa train station and then continue by train to Livorno. Livorno train station is located quite close to the historic center. 

Taking the ferry to Livorno is among the best ways to get directly to the city and also travel with your vehicle on board. There are frequent connections from some ports in Sardinia, Sicily and Corsica to Livorno.

Small boats docked at Livorno's picturesque port

What to do in Livorno

Livorno is a “young” city (born about 500 years ago) with a lot to offer, from sea and culture to food and wine. By wandering around it on foot , you'll discover a historic center full of cultural attractions and monuments that offer evocative reminders of a prosperous past. 

You’ll be amazed by the city’s Venetian-style canals , colorful buildings, fortresses, and its beautiful Terrazza Mascagni , a large checkered terrace overlooking the sea. Take a stroll along the city's waterfront and devote a day to the magnificent beaches nearby. 

And between breaks, enjoy the unmissable Livorno street food or fresh seafood dishes at a traditional trattoria downtown.

If you stay a few more days in Livorno, we recommend going on an excursion to the islands of Capraia and Gorgona or trekking at the beautiful Calafuria Nature Reserve.

Beaches in Livorno

Livorno's coastline is among the most beautiful and famous in Tuscany. You’ll find many bays, coves, jagged cliffs, and gulfs for all tastes along the Maremma coastal area.

Here are 6 beaches in and around Livorno not to be missed: 

• Calignaia : this small pebble cove is located between Livorno and Quercianella, under a bridge of the same name. It has crystal clear waters and is surrounded by cliffs.
• Calafuria : located in a nature reserve, this is a perfect beach for lovers of wild and unspoiled nature. The view from the Calafuria tower near the beach is breathtaking. You will also find a bar-restaurant in the area.
• Cala del Leone : located a few kilometers from Livorno, between Calignaia and the promontory Torre del Romito, it is among the most beautiful. It is a striking sandy and pebble beach surrounded by cliffs and Mediterranean vegetation. The beach is not equipped and there’s no natural shade, so make sure to go prepared.
• Sonnino : located 10km from Livorno, it is a small pebble beach named after its castle. Its peculiarity is its small pier. Beloved by young people, it can be reached through a path that starts from the Sassoscritto restaurant.
• Quercetano Bay : this stretch of coastline is located in the little town of Castiglioncello and boasts a series of coves with crystal-clear waters. The bay consists of both private and free beach sections and is home to Villa Godilonda (a hotel beloved by the poet D'Annunzio) and the villa that belonged to Marcello Mastroianni.
• Vada : this is a breathtaking coastline of more than 5km in Rosignano Marittimo. The fine sand in the area has a very white color, giving the Vada coastal area a Caribbean-like feel. The coast continues to be awarded the Blue Flag for its clean beaches and is surrounded by wild Mediterranean brush. You can find both private and large stretches of public beach.

An abandoned boat on a beautiful white sand beach in Vada, Italy

Sightseeing in Livorno

Livorno is a city rich in history and culture. In fact, in the streets of the historic center and near the port, you can admire several architectural beauties that date back to the time of the Medici and Lorraine families. Here are some must-visit attractions during your stay in Livorno:

• Venezia Nuova , the fascinating historic district of Livorno
• Livorno Cathedral
• Piazza della Repubblica , 190,000m² in size
• The Old and New Fortresses
• Livorno's Central Market , among the largest in Europe
• The Monument of the Four Moors , symbol of Livorno
• Darsena Vecchia , a gathering place for fishing boats
• The Civic Museum of Giovanni Fattori , located in the Villa Mimbeli 
• The Livorno Aquarium
• The Sanctuary of Our Lady of Montenero
• The Tamerice del Fattori , a centuries-old tree included in the list of Italy's Monumental Trees
• The Boccale Castle 
• Terrazza Mascagni

The dramatic black-and-white chessboard-style pavement of Terrazza Mascagni in Livorno

Nightlife in Livorno

Livorno is just as lively at night as it is during the day. 

During the summer, the city's nightlife is concentrated on the waterfront , while in winter people tend to hang out in the historic center and in the Venezia Nuova neighborhood. Around Attias Square there are various aperitif clubs, bars and restaurants. 

If you prefer partying at clubs , you'll want to visit the region of Versilia or Castiglioncello. Some clubs are open only in the high season, so you need to inquire first.

Food in Livorno

Livorno's gastronomy stands out among Tuscan culinary traditions because of its perfect mix of gastronomic creativity and seafaring traditions . In other words, although there is never a shortage of fresh fish on a Livorno table, it is not the only option. 

And to top it all off, you can’t leave Livorno without tasting ponce alla livornese , the legendary drink made with coffee, rum and sassolino (liquer). 

Here are some delicacies to try during your trip to Livorno:

• cacciucco (fish soup prepared with many varieties of seafood and shellfish cooked in tomato sauce) 
• salt cod livorno style 
• spaghetti livornese (pasta with clams)
• 5 & 5 (a salty chickpea cake nestled between two slices of French bread)
• salumi di mare (dry-cured fish)
• bordatino (soup made with cornmeal, vegetables and beans)
• topa (sweet bread with zibibbo)

Tip : for the best cacciucco in town, you should visit La Vecchia Livorno trattoria. The fish here is very fresh and everything is made on the spot, even the desserts!

A delicious dish of cacciucco alla livornese with tomato and bread croutons

What to visit around Livorno

During your stay in Livorno you could take the opportunity to visit some beautiful places along the Etruscan Coast. 

Here are some suggestions: 

• Dune di Tirrenia Oasis : just 14km from Livorno, this is a protected area of about 24 hectares. Here you can admire Mediterranean vegetation and the last dunes of the Pisan coastline up to 12m high. 
• Pisa : just 25km from Livorno, this university town is a must-visit. Active, bustling and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it holds priceless treasures that make it one of Italy's most important art cities. 
• Bolgheri : this village lies 50km from Livorno, inland on the Etruscan Coast. You can stroll through the little village and admire the narrow alleys, the castle and the old stone buildings. Don't forget to taste the wine (especially the red ones), since it is one of the best in Tuscany!

Here are 4 tips that we hope will be helpful to you before your trip to Livorno:

• Purchase the Livorno Card to get discounts on public transportation, museums and other attractions in the city. 
• Don't miss a boat trip to the Secche della Meloria Marine Protected Area ! Covering more than 900 hectares, this is an important ecological conservation site. 
• From the port of Livorno you can also reach the nearby island of Gorgona . Due to the presence of the famous prison, the access to the island is limited and you can only join one of the guided tours. For more details you can visit the official page of the Tuscan Archipelago National Park.
• In September, Livorno usually hosts Cacciucco Pride , a food festival that aims to celebrate the city's iconic fish soup. Don't miss it!

Useful information for Livorno

Livorno is a city that offers all kinds of services to its visitors. 

The port city offers several accommodation options to suit different budgets. While the Venezia district (“Little Venice”) is the most picturesque in the city, with many bars and restaurants, it isn’t home to many hotels. To the south of Little Venice, lies the modern part of the city, home to the port and the city’s residential quarters. 

For those who want to bring home with them a souvenir from Livorno, there are also shopping centers around the port. If you have to take the ferry the next day, the best option is to stay near the port . There are bars, restaurants and budget-friendly accommodations in the area.

As for health care , Ospedali Riuniti is the main hospital facility in Livorno, with several buildings between Viale Alfieri and the city center.

Useful phone numbers for your stay in Livorno

Here are some numbers that could prove useful during your holiday in Livorno: 

• Tourist information office: +390586894236
• Provincial Police: +390586502971
• Livorno Port Authority: +390586249411
• Medical Guard: +390586099000
• Autolinee Toscane Livorno: +390586376903
• Consorzio Taxi Livorno (CoTaLi): +390586883377
• European emergency number: 112

Transportation in Livorno

In Livorno, you can get around easily on foot . The historic center is not very large, so you can walk through the main streets and reach the waterfront. Make sure to pass by Via Grande , one of the busiest streets in Livorno. 

If you prefer to take the bus , you can take advantage of the LAM services, which run north to south of the city thanks to the red and blue lines. Tickets can be purchased from tobacconists and newsagent’s stands. Furthermore, thanks to the bike lanes along the waterfront, you can also ride your bike for several miles in total peace.

There is also a funicular railway in Livorno that connects the lower city with the Sanctuary of Montenero. From here you can enjoy a beautiful panorama of the entire coastline up to Castiglioncello and Punta Righini.

If, on the other hand, you arrive in Livorno by car , you should keep in mind that the center is a Limited Traffic Zone (ZTL). However, you can always leave it at various private or public parking lots with metered parking.

The colorful buildings in the center of Livorno

The port of Livorno is among the main ports of call in Tuscany for passenger and cargo traffic. In fact, it’s one of the largest in the Mediterranean. Ferries to Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica, and the Tuscan archipelago depart from here.

It is divided into old (porto vecchio) and new (porto nuovo) ports, and there are various services in the area, such as bars, restaurants, rentals, and hotel facilities.

You can reach the port by bus from Livorno's central station to Piazza Grande, which is near the port area. As for parking , there are several paid car parks near the marina entrance.

Livorno ferry: schedules and tickets

From Livorno you can easily reach a number of destinations in Italy and even abroad by ferry . 

There are direct routes to Olbia and Golfo Aranci (in Sardinia), to the Sicilian port of Palermo , to the island of Capraia (in the Tuscan archipelago), and to Bastia (in Corsica).

The routes are operated by the companies Grimaldi Lines , Moby Lines , Corsica Ferries , and Toremar .

Here, you can find more information about the direct routes from the port of Livorno: 

• Ferry Livorno - Olbia : the connection to Olbia from Livorno runs year-round with 4 trips per day and crossings between 7 and 10 hours depending on the vessel.
• Ferry Livorno - Golfo Aranci : the route from Livorno to Golfo Aranci includes 2 weekly sailings in winter and daily sailings starting in April. Crossings last from 7 to 10 hours depending on the ferry.
• Ferry Livorno - Palermo : the Livorno - Palermo route operates year-round with 3 crossings per week (usually on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays). Crossings range between 19 and 20.5 hours .
• Ferry Livorno - Capraia : the connection from Livorno to the islet of Capraia is available throughout the year. There are 1-2 daily routes with sailing durations from around 2 h 45 min .
• Ferry Livorno - Bastia : the route from the port of Livorno to Bastia is annual, with 3 departures per day and 3.5 to 8 hour crossings.

Tip : on our Map of ferries , you can find more about the available connections and schedules, so that you can easily and conveniently book ferry tickets from Livorno.

One of the docks at the busy port of Livorno

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15 Best Livorno Tours

Located on the western coast of Tuscany along the Ligurian Sea, Livorno is a city of about 160,000 residents that’s known for its busy port, fantastic seafood, and the extensive network of canals that rival those of Venice.

Livorno’s cruise ship terminal welcomes vessels from all over the world. Though many visitors choose to spend a day or two in the port city, others use it as a starting point for side-excursions to nearby cities like Florence and Pisa.

The city’s highlights include an aquarium, historical attractions, and its all-around old-world charm, so staying occupied shouldn’t be an issue.

Below are 15 of the best tours of Livorno.

1. 24-Hour Hop-on Hop-off Bus Ticket

Hop-on-hop-off bus tours have been gaining in popularity in recent years, especially among savvy travelers who prefer to spend their valuable vacation time on their own terms.

Livorno’s history dates back hundreds of years to when maritime trade made it an economic powerhouse.

The city is full of impressive Renaissance architecture, nautical history, and even structures and monuments from the Roman era.

This hop-on hop-off tours conveys guests to many iconic attractions like the Teatro Goldini and the Sanctuary of Montenero. Unlike traditional tours, it allows them to explore the sites that interest them and skip the ones that don’t.

2. 2 ½-Hour Private Walking Tour with Local Guide

For those who’ve just spent days cramped in a tiny cabin on an overcrowded cruise ship, walking tours are great ways to shake out the cobwebs and see things from a street-level perspective.

During its heyday in the 15th and 16th centuries, Livorno was often referred to as the ‘City of Nations’ for its prosperity and international reach.

On this 2 ½-hour guided tour, participants will explore Livorno’s popular attractions, as well as some hidden gems.

The city’s ancient walls and coastal defense system are tour highlights, as are the Church of St. Catherine, the Piazza della Republic, and the Dome of Livorno.

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3. Pasta and Wine Experience in Pisa

You’d be hard-pressed to find two things that are more quintessentially Italian than wine and pasta. The country’s residents are crazy for them, and on this customizable tour to Pisa, guests can experience both together like never before.

Tours begin with pick-up at the cruise ship terminal and include stops at Pisa’s premier attractions, like the Leaning Tower and Baptistery.

While en route, guests will benefit from their guide’s insider’s knowledge. Depending on their schedules and interests, tours can range from just a few hours to all day.

Eat a light breakfast, because pasta and wine tastings are among the tour’s centerpieces.

4. Cinque Terre by Minivan Shore Excursion from Livorno

After pick-up from the cruise ship terminal in Livorno, tour guests will be transferred to the UNESCO World Heritage Site at Cinque Terre.

Cinque Terre is a region on the coast of the Ligurian Sea comprised of five distinct villages that are throwbacks to eras long past.

Along with their guide, tour participants will have time to explore the villages’ narrow streets and historic attractions, and weather permitting, sail up the coast.

Then, depending on time, guests will have the option of exploring on their own, relaxing at a waterfront café with an espresso or glass of wine, or swimming in the amazingly blue water.

5. Florence and Pisa Shore Excursion with Food Tasting

In addition to being one of Italy’s centers for art, culture, and cuisine, Florence is the home of the Italian language. It is full of impressive historical attractions that are well worth checking out.

The city’s highlights include the Piazza Republica, Ponte Vecchio, and the Academy Gallery, which is home to one of the country’s most impressive collections of priceless art by artists like Michelangelo.

Next, guests and their guide will head to Pisa to explore the Leaning Tower and the Piazza dei Miracoli just inside the ancient walls that protected the city from outside threats in ages long past.

6. Livorno Shore Excursion to Portovenere and Cinque Terre

For those who tend to get bored quickly, combo tours are great value because they cover more ground and generally keep guests more engaged.

From Livorno’s port, the drive to the tranquil fishing village of Portovenere takes about 90 minutes.

The town is characterized by angular and colorful houses that line the waterfront, and the Church of San Pietro, which was built over two decades in the middle of the 13th century.

Guests and their guide will also explore the UNESCO recognized villages of Cinque Terre, where options include free sightseeing time or a relaxing and scenic ferry ride across the harbor.

7. Florence Shore Excursion with Tasting

Florence is one of Tuscany’s true gems. It’s easy to explore for travelers who’ve just departed from their cruise ship in Livorno’s port.

Upon arrival in Florence, tours get underway as guests relax in a traditional restaurant and sample a variety of local dishes while learning about the city’s rich history and vibrant cuisine.

Once their stomachs are full, everyone will embark on an exploration of the city’s historical, cultural, and artistic attractions with their English-speaking guide.

Tours include both guided and free blocks of time, during which guests may choose to visit a number of attractions, like the Duomo and Piazza Della Signoria.

8. Escorted Shore Excursion to Pisa with Leaning Tower

Visiting Pisa without stopping to see the world’s most famous leaning tower is a criminal misuse of valuable vacation time.

That being said, there’s really no need to miss out for those who choose to join this shore excursion tour from Livorno.

At just a half-day, it’s perfect for cruise ship passengers working with limited time. Since the trip from Livorno to Pisa takes only 30 minutes, nearly all of that time is spent enjoying the town’s attractions.

Highlights include Miracle Square, the Leaning Tower, and Santa Maria gate. Each tour comes with a guaranteed return time for those whose ships are departing.

9. Private San Gimignano and Siena Excursion from Livorno

After meeting their driver at the port in Livorno, guests will be driven to San Gimignano, where they’ll rendezvous with their local guide before setting out on a value-packed adventure.

Gimignano is widely regarded as one of Tuscany’s most beautiful towns due to its medieval heritage and prominent hilltop location overlooking the pastoral countryside below.

After experiencing its narrow streets, unique architecture, and abundant piazzas, it’ll be time to head to nearby Sienna, which is most well-known for its annual horse race that’s been a much-loved event since the 17th century.

Tours include transportation, a guide, and skip-the-line tickets at attractions that require entrance fees.

10. Pisa, Florence and Chianti Wine Tasting from Livorno

The Piazza dei Miracoli—or Square of the Miracles—is Pisa’s historical and cultural heart. Not surprisingly, it was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for more than three decades ago.

Featuring transportation to and from the Port of Livorno and the services of a knowledgeable and enthusiastic local guide, this history, culture, and wine combo tour is great value for those looking to get the most out of their limited vacation time.

In addition to seeing the Leaning Tower in Pisa, guests will experience many of Florence’s most significant attractions, after which it will be time to retreat to a traditional villa to sample Chianti and other local fare, like bruschetta, cured meats, and olive oil.

11. Private Shore Excursion to San Gimignano and Volterra

There’s one clear option for picky visitors who prefer traveling in style to being stuffed into a minibus with dozens of other warm bodies.

This shore excursion from Livorno to San Gimignano and Volterra includes transportation via a Mercedes Benz through some of Tuscany’s most stunning scenery before reaching the tour’s destination attractions.

Acclaimed for its impressive skyline, regal residences, and Roman-era cathedral, San Gimignano is a big hit with travelers of all stripes.

In Volterra, visitors will follow their guide’s lead while learning about Etruscan culture, shopping for unique alabaster crafts, and visiting some of Italy’s most amazing squares, like Piazza dei Priori and Piazza San Giovanni.

12. Cinque Terre Private Day-Trip from Livorno or Florence

Whether you’ve just arrived by cruise ship in Livorno or find yourself with time to kill in Florence, this private day-trip tour to Cinque Terre is a convenient and affordable option.

Though Tuscany’s towns and cities are full of memorable attractions, many vacationers long to leave the urban hustle and bustle behind and head into the country.

After being collected at the port for those in Livorno, guests will head to the UNESCO World Heritage Site that’s comprised of a group of five fishing villages along the Ligurian Sea.

For those looking for glimpses into Italy’s past, they’re must-visit attractions that feature stunning homes, scenic vineyards, and amazing sea views.

13. Pisa and Florence Private Shore Excursions from Livorno

Enjoying a full-day private tour of Pisa and Florence is a great way to spend a day for those who’ve just arrived by boat to the Port of Livorno.

Pisa and Florence are less than an hour away and were both centers for culture, art, and architecture during the Renaissance.

Tours depart at 8:00. While en route, guests will benefit from their local guide’s narration.

The main attractions include the Baptistery and Piazza Michelangelo in Florence, and the Piazza dei Miracoli and Leaning Tower in Pisa.

Round-trip transportation is included, but meals and site entrance fees aren’t.

14. Half-Day Shore Excursion to Pisa from the Port of Livorno

Half-day tours are attractive options for those who prefer to leave large portions of the day open to free exploration time.

Departing from Livorno’s port, this shore excursion to Pisa includes transportation and the services of a local guide who’s familiar with the ins and outs of Pisa’s most notable attractions.

Though it’s not as well-known as the Leaning Tower, the town’s Square of the Miracles is the piazza around which nearly everything else is laid out.

Despite its odd lean, it’s possible to climb to the tower’s top to enjoy unparalleled panoramic views.

Other options include visiting the cathedral or Baptistery at minimal additional expense.

15. Full-Day Private Shore Excursion to Pisa and Lucca

Though the day-trip options from Livorno are limited, there are a number of combo tours that combine multiple destinations into convenient packages.

This full-day shore excursion departs from the port and includes an English-speaking guide who’ll accompany guests to both Pisa and Lucca.

Pisa is most well-known for its Leaning Tower and Piazza dei Miracoli and is widely regarded as one of Tuscany’s most alluring cities.

Likewise, Lucca features an impressive tower of its own. Guests will have the option of walking or biking around the walled city on this nine-hour tour.

Tours are customizable, so consult the tour provider for options before booking.

15 Best Livorno Tours:

• 24-Hour Hop-on Hop-off Bus Ticket
• 2 ½-Hour Private Walking Tour with Local Guide
• Pasta and Wine Experience in Pisa
• Cinque Terre by Minivan Shore Excursion from Livorno
• Florence and Pisa Shore Excursion with Food Tasting
• Livorno Shore Excursion to Portovenere and Cinque Terre
• Florence Shore Excursion with Tasting
• Escorted Shore Excursion to Pisa with Leaning Tower
• Private San Gimignano and Siena Excursion from Livorno
• Pisa, Florence and Chianti Wine Tasting from Livorno
• Private Shore Excursion to San Gimignano and Volterra
• Cinque Terre Private Day-Trip from Livorno or Florence
• Pisa and Florence Private Shore Excursions from Livorno
• Half-Day Shore Excursion to Pisa from the Port of Livorno
• Full-Day Private Shore Excursion to Pisa and Lucca

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Livorno is a charming city on the west coast of tuscany..

It is known for many things, including its seafood, its fortifications from the Renaissance period and its modern port. However, one of the most special features of Livorno are its canals, which date back to the Medici era and are known as Fossi Livornesi .

When your cruise arrives at the port, you can enjoy this special shore excursion. During this boat tour you will get to know the history, culture and traditions of Livorno through the famous canals of the city . You will have the opportunity to discover the oldest places of the port and maritime work while embarking on the waters of Livorno .

Navigating through the canals, accompanied by our expert guide, you will see the main attractions of the city, including the Republic Square , the Church of the Dutch , the Venice District and the Central Market , a clear example of the wonderful European architecture of the late nineteenth century.

Enjoy this special shore excursion and discover the wonderful and old culture of Livorno from the water!

• You can discover about the history and culture of Livorno by navigating in its famous canals known as Fossi Livornesi.
• During the tour you will see the main attractions of the city such as the Venice District, the Republic Square, The Old Fortress, The New Fortress, the Central Market, The Church of the Dutch, the Monument of the Four Moors, The Port, The Palina Marinaro canteen in addition to nineteenth-century buildings.

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• Worry-free Shore Excursion Guarantee: guaranteed on-time return to your ship  

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• The confirmation of your reservation is automatic, unless booked 2 days before the tour. In this case, if we don’t have availability, we reserve the right to cancel the tour within 12 hours of your confirmation

MEETING POINT:  Scali delle pietre 6, 57123 Livorno.

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Lucarelli ,  Chiesa Santa Caterina, Livorno ,  CC BY-SA 3.0

Fortezza vecchio, fortezza nuovo,

Grande porto, piccoli canali......

Thanks, Google Translate. "Old fort, new fort, big port, little canals" just didn't have any pizzazz. The above image is the Piazza della Repubblica and a piccoli canale.

Livorno is the third largest port in Italy, so the area near the cruise port is very commercial. Once away from the port, however, and you will find a very pretty town with an interesting history. Livorno was a village until the 1500's, when the Medici family developed it as the port for Florence and Pisa. It was known for religious tolerance, and a merchant class of Jewish, British, Dutch-German and other Europeans set up 'nations', areas of different cultures. Livorno was bombed heavily in WWII, but you can still find remnants of this, especially in the churches as you will find a Jewish Synagogue, Protestant and Anglican churches and Greek Orthodox as well as Roman Catholic.

Lucarelli ,  Panorama Venezia Nuova, Livorno , size,  CC BY-SA 3.0

The cruise port is in an industrial area, but there is a good shuttle service that takes you to Via Cogorano in the center of the town.

I suggest that you do this walking tour and a boat tour through the canals. This will give you a very pleasant day in port!

Step 1 - Shuttle stop to the Four Moors

The cruise port shuttle service takes you to Via Cogorano. Walk south from the bus stop to the square and the Cathedral of San Francesco, also called the Duomo. The rounded arches on the front were designed by Inigo Jones, the British architect. It is a charming church with some famous paintings.

     1. Walk back to the street in front of the church.

     2. Turn right and walk to the waterfront.

     3. Turn right at the statue.

Facing the church, walk to your right down Via Grande. This is the main shopping street in Livorno, and has the porticos on both sides of the street, good for shopping on an inclement day.

When you come to the waterfront street, turn right again. Ahead of you is the most famous statue in Livorno - Monumento Dei Quattro Mori (Monument of the Four Moors). Grand Duke Ferdinand I stands above the four chained prisoners, celebrating his victory over the Ottomans.

(Legend has it, that if you stand where you can see the noses of all four prisoners it brings good luck. There is a white brick on the surrounding walkway to show you exactly where to stand....)

Across the street from the statue you can catch the boat tour. See the website - Livorno by Boat for the times and prices. At the time of this writing, the tours leave at 11:15, 12:15, 3:15, 4:15 and 5:15. As the number of people on the boat is limited, it might be good to pre-order tickets from the website. The boat tour takes one hour. You can also catch the boat tours at the north end of Piazza della Rebubblica.

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Luca Aless ,  Duomo di Livono 2 ,  CC BY-SA 3.0

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Step 2 - The Four Moors to the Fortezza Vecchio

     1. Walk on the waterfront side of the street.

     2. Go out on the viewing area to see the old fort.

     3. Walk to the end of the viewing area.

In the 16th century, ocean access to Pisa and Florence on the Arno River was poor as the mouth of the river was shallow and silted.  Cosimo I de'Medici had a new canal built from Pisa to Livorno, as Livorno had a good ocean port, and then ships could go up river as far as Florence. To protect the entrance, the Fortezza Vecchio (old fort) was built. It contains part of an older fort and an 11th century tower called the Matilda Tower, which has been repaired.

Piergiuliano Chesi,  Livorno Fortezza Vecchia bastione della Ampolletta 01 @chesi ,  CC BY 3.0

Step 3   - Fortezza Vecchio to Church of Santa Caterina

     1. Walk down the stairs at the end of the viewing area.

     2. Walk along the canal to the first bridge and cross it.

     3. Turn right and continue to walk along the canal to the      church of Church of Santa Caterina.

When the viewing area ends, there are steps down under the street to the canal level. Follow the path by the canal to the first bridge, and cross it. Turn right and follow the canal path around the corner to the baroque Church of Santa Caterina.

We are now in the  "New Venice" district, the Quartiere Venezia. Houses of rich merchants and warehouses were build along the canals, for easy access.

The Church of Santa Caterina was opened in 1753, but oddly enough, the facade is still not complete. The lantern tower is a later addition.

It is not what it seems from the outside! The church is octagonal, with a dome copied from Rome's Pantheon. Each of the eight sides have arches, some leading to chapels. There is some beautiful art, and the inside of the church is very impressive.

Lucarelli ,  Chiesa Santa Caterina, Livorno, cupola ,  CC BY-SA 3.0

Step 4   - Church of Santa Caterina to Fortezza Nuovo

     1. Cross the bridge.

     2. Turn left and follow the canal.

     3. Cross the stone bridge to enter the fort.

The Fortezza Nuovo was built at the end of the 16th century as part of the much larger city fortifications. By the end of the 17th century, much of the larger fortifications were dismantled, leaving the 'new' fort.

Since then it hasn't been needed for protection, and has been used in many ways. The structures were severely destroyed by WWII bombings and more recently the fort has been made into a park. There is only the one entrance, through a dark tunnel - originally there was a drawbridge. Have a look! There isn't much left of the original fort, and the ruins are near the entrance.

E A S ,  Livorno-Fortezza Nuova ,  CC BY-SA 3.0

Step 5   - The Fortezza Nuovo to the Piazza della Repubblica

     1. Cross the bridge leaving the fort.

     3. Cross the first bridge.

     4. Turn left along the canal to the piazza.

The  Piazza della Repubblica is a large square. There are two important sculptures - at the north end of the square is the Monument to Leopoldo II of Tuscany , and at the south end is the figure of his father, Grand Duke  Ferdinando III of Tuscany, photo below.

The square hosts several large events and concerts during the year.

The square is actually an enormous bridge, as the canal runs under the length of it.

Luca Aless ,  Piazza della Repubblica, Livorno ,  CC BY-SA 3.0

Lucarelli ,  livorno monumento ferdinando iii piazza repubblica ,  cc by-sa 3.0.

Step 6   - The Piazza della Repubblica to the Mercato Centrale

     1. Walk down the side of the square.

     2. Turn right on Via Biontalenti.

     3. Walk to the market.

     4. Turn right at end of market building.

Walk down the side of the  Piazza della Repubblica to about even with the statue of Ferdinand (above). Turn right on Via Biontalenti - the street name is on the wall of the corner building. The market is in the third block.

This market is one of the largest covered markets in Italy. It is designed with a French feel, and the building itself is spectacular. There are lots of vendors with great food for your lunch, and Italian markets are always fun, with noise and good-natured bargaining. There are 34 shops and over 200 different stalls that sell meat, poultry, eggs, ham, cheese, bread, wine and lots more. The markets open early in the morning and close early in the afternoon, usually about 1:30 p.m.

The fruit and vegetable market is outdoors. Walk to the end of the market building and turn right for two short blocks. This is great for photography with the beautiful colors. 

In Italy, people shop each day so the food is as fresh as possible. The customers are familiar with the vendors and enjoy noisy bargaining.

LivornoDP ,  Mercato delle Vettovaglie, Livorno ,  CC BY-SA 3.0

Step 7   - The Mercato Centrale to shuttle stop

     1. Walk back to the Mercato Centrale.

     2. Turn right and walk three blocks.

     3. Turn right to see the Synagogue.

     4. Walk ahead through arch and turn right.

     5. Turn left to the shuttle stop.

Now we will see the Synagogue, and to see it properly from all angles, walk back to the indoor market and turn right. Follow that street around until you come to this marvelous building. Turn to walk up beside it to see the different aspects. Then walk ahead through an arch and turn right to the Cathedral of San Francesco and left to the shuttle stop two blocks ahead.

This walk is approximately three km. or 2 miles. 

If you walk the streets of Livorno and take the boat tour through the canals, it will give you an interesting day.

I,  Sailko ,  Edificio di livorno 02 ,  CC BY-SA 3.0

• Tuscany Little Venice

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We will guide you through an enchanting tour of the most characteristic quarter of Livorno , Venezia Nuova ( New Venice ), famous for its canals, arching bridges, and ornate merchant palaces. A unique place, rich in history and fascinating anecdotes, built upon the water by Venetian engineers carrying out a Medicean dream.

Constructed over the waters north of Livorno between 1629 an 1700, the quarter was full of rich merchant houses of every foreign nation in cosmopolitan Livorno . These were the same merchants who petitioned the Grand duke to grant them space to construct palaces and warehouses in order to furnish the port, which was already becoming one of the most important in the Mediterranean, with all its provisions.

Protected from the west and east by its two Medicean fortresses , we will visit the sector of the city which became the coffer of the riches of all the world which arrived in Tuscany. It is a unique neighborhood, and was much admired by intelligentsia and aristocrats on their Grand Tours . Today it retains the atmosphere of that era, with its canals, shops and cellars on the water, and an architectural system tailor-made for commerce. Gliding along the canals, we will explore the ancient artisanal traditions of the boatmen, sailors, barrel-makers, and porters who lived, worked, and traded secrets in Little Venice . You’ll become acquainted with its lively and charismatic inhabitants, among whom were smugglers and pirates in the pay of the Grand dukes who rubbed shoulders with the rich merchants and noblemen whose grand palaces often hosted members of the European aristocracy . 

We will admire the unusual architecture of an exemplary 18 th century merchant palace under the shadow of the majestic octagonal dome of the church of Saint Catherine of Siena , which for three centuries has graced the Livornese skyline. We will conclude our tour at the entrance of the New Fortress of Livorno, an island completely surrounded by the city’s principal moat and canal, the Fosso Reale, and last remnant of the five original bulwarks of this fortified city, the famous pentagon of Bernardo Buontalenti .

Length: approximately 1 hour*

Cost : 120 €

* Indicates the duration of a standard tour, which can be shortened or lengthened according to your wishes and compatibility with the type of excursion.

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SE3 . Cinque Terre Excursion with expert local guide

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THE ESSENCE OF COASTAL BEAUTY Arianna & Friends organizes a fantastic tour to Cinque Terre , the most romantic locations of the coast of Nothern Italy, about 1 hour from Livorno, enlisted in the UNESCO world heritage.

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Details of our shore excursion:

– Private transfer by minivan (up to 8 passengers) or minibus (9 passengers or more) from the port of Livorno. In case of minivan our driver meets you directly at the ship in the morning and drives you for the whole day. In case of minibus our driver meets you at a bus parking area near the ship that you will reach by a fast free shuttle service organized by the port. On the way back the mininus will drop you off directly by the ship.

– Discover the charm of the Cinque Terre with a leisurely walking tour. Did you know that the Cinque Terre region has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site ? It’s absolutely worth a visit. Explore this unique and spectacular destination, just beyond the borders of Tuscany, accompanied by our expert guide. Your visit to the Cinque Terre will be tailored to weather conditions, and our guide will assist you in making the best choices for your day.

–  Typically, your journey begins in La Spezia, where you’ll rendezvous with your guide before embarking on a scenic train ride to your first destination. The slow regional train winds its way along the rugged coastline, providing breathtaking views of the sea and charming villages. Take your time to savor the experience, stopping for a gelato, coffee, or lunch at your leisure.

– In one of the villages the guide will give you one hour for lunch (not included in the program).

– Time and weather permitting, you’ll have the opportunity to explore three villages , often including Vernazza, Riomaggiore, and Monterosso . However, the route might also include Corniglia and Manarola. On the return journey, get ready for a captivating view of the Cinque Terre from the sea during a boat trip back to La Spezia. This unique perspective offers a fresh and unforgettable outlook on the landscape.

– Return within the early evening, depending on the docking time of the cruiseship.

Note: To save you valuable time, we plan to purchase skip-the-line tickets in advance for the boat and the train. During the peak season, waiting in line for 30-40 minutes is a real possibility. To avoid it, your guide will have the tickets ready for you upon arrival, and you’ll need to reimburse

This is a list of specialties that you are likely to sample as part of the program of this tour. Please, note that the specialties of the tasting session and/or lunch may vary according to the season and the availability of the products in the day of the tour.

Italian gelato

The best Italian gelato is made of very genuine seasonal ingredients with a specific knowledge of the technique of preparation developed in Italy for centuries. A good gelato is a good alternative of a proper meal according to the opinion of the best nutritionists.

Caffè espresso

The most common coffee ordered at Italian bars is espresso. Its quantity is very small and it is supposed to be nicely creamy on the top. Many Italians sip it quickly while standing at a bar, so not sitting or longly debating around it.

In our tour we like showing you places off the beaten track and introducing you to Tuscan people with their personal stories, careers and characters. You will have one of our guides with your party during the whole tour. Please, see below all the guides who can be with you. During this experience you can also meet some of the Tuscan friends involved in the events. Please, see below which friends you are likely to encounter.

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The total rate for this activity varies according to the number of people in your party. Check rates in the table below.

Rates include

• Full-day transfer service by luxury car (for parties of 2 people), minivan (for parties of 3 up to 8 people) or minibus (for parties of 9 people or more)
• Entrance fee to the harbour and to the cinque terre park
• English speaking tour guide at the destinations. Surcharges may apply for other languages;

ARIANNA & FRIENDS IS COMMITTED TO  EMPLOY OFFICIAL AND LICENSED DRIVERS ON BOARD LEGALLY INSURED VANS AND BUSES ONLY  FOR ITS TOURS.

Rates do NOT include

• Lunch at a local restaurant
• Stop for gelato, coffee etc
• Skip-the-line boat and train tickets. Please ensure yo have with you 50 euro per person in cash to be paid to the guide

The destinations reached during this activity are in the Tuscan countryside, in areas off the beaten track that cannot be reached by public transport. As a consequence, a full-day driving service on board luxury cars, minivans or minibuses is included in this program.

ARIANNA & FRIENDS IS COMMITTED TO EMPLOY OFFICIAL AND LICENSED DRIVERS ON BOARD LEGALLY INSURED VANS AND BUSES ONLY FOR ITS TOURS.

The most classical of the shore excursions while docking in Livorno with the expert guidance of an experienced and professional driver and an official local Cinque Terre guide for a smooth and enjoyable day in one of the most visited places in Italy

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• Cinque Terre from Livorno

The Cinque Terre from Livorno is one of our most popular day trips. Be enchanted by the beautiful and dramatic coastline dotted with villages clinging to the cliffs!

▶︎ Want to stop briefly in Pisa also? Jump to Cinque Terre & Pisa .

▶︎ Have mobility problems? Check out Easy Cinque Terre .  

DETAILS: CINQUE TERRE from Livorno

Today, in the midst of the throng of shops, restaurants and tourists, it's hard to imagine the Cinque Terre (which means "Five Lands") as sleepy fishing villages. The old-world charm can still be felt, however, and the stunning Ligurian coastline hasn't changed. Although farming has largely been replaced by tourism, excellent white wine is still produced in the area, as evidenced by the terraced vineyards. If you're lucky you may see one of the ingenious little trams used to harvest the grapes. It's no surprise that the Parco Nazionale delle Cinque Terre is a Unesco World Environmental and Cultural Heritage site. It's also a a Nature Sanctuary, with many delightful trails. If you love to hike we have an itinerary that includes the trail from Vernazza to Corniglia . We recommend you take the ferry to travel between the villages . Frankly the view from the sea is better than being in town! If the ferry isn't running due to rough seas or bad weather you can take the train or we'll take you by car. Note that cars aren't permitted in the villages, and the route you'll take on foot from where we can park is quite steep in most places. The schedule gives you time to sit down for lunch , which is a key component of this tour! There are gobs of good restaurants, and of course seafood takes centre stage. Your driver can help you with recommendations.

We advise a 7:30 start , assuming you dock by 7am. If you dock at 8:00 the pickup is at 8:30. We also offer a 9:30 start for ships that dock at 9am. The start time is not flexible as it coincides with the limited ferry schedule.

With a 7:30 pickup the itinerary is as follows*:

• 07.30 pick up at the ship
• 09.15-10.00 Portovenere
• 10.00 take the ferry from Portovenere to Manarola (driver-guide takes the vehicle to meet you in Vernazza)
• 10.45-11.45 Manarola
• 11.45 take the ferry from Manarola to Vernazza
• 12.05-14.15 Vernazza, have lunch (not included in the rate)
• 14.15-15.00 panoramic road, stop briefly in Corniglia
• 17.00 back at the ship

With an 8:30 pickup the itinerary is as follows*:

• 08.30 pick up at the ship
• 10.15-11.00 Portovenere
• 11.00 take the ferry from Portovenere to Manarola (driver-guide takes the vehicle to meet you in Vernazza)
• 11.45-12.45 Manarola
• 12.45 take the ferry from Manarola to Vernazza
• 13.05-14.45 Vernazza, have lunch if you wish (not included in the rate)
• 14.45-15.30 panoramic road, stop briefly in Corniglia
• 17.30 back at the ship.

*This itinerary is for illustrative purposes only; reality may vary based on many factors. We may also need to adjust the start time; please refer to your confirmation for the final details.

  CINQUE TERRE from Livorno DURATION: 9.5 hrs with a 7:30 pickup 9 hrs with an 8:30 or 9:30 pickup (assuming you have enough time in port)

1-2 persons € 640

3-4 persons € 680

5-6 persons € 720

7-8 persons € 760

• The ferry (from Portovenere to Vernazza, "one way with stops") costs approx. 30 Euro pp for those 12 yrs of age and up, 15 Euro for children 6-11. The fee is to be paid directly in cash at the ferry kiosk. The ferry is subject to sea and weather conditions, and cannot be pre-booked.
• A local guide who can accompany you on foot is available for an additional 320 Euro (must be arranged in advance).
• The Cinque Terre is NOT WELL-SUITED for anyone in a wheelchair or with mobility issues. Our Easy Cinque Terre itinerary is recommended for these situations, available from both Livorno and La Spezia .
• The Via dell'Amore is still closed with no known reopening date.
• If the ferry is not running you can travel between the villages by local train, which costs a few Euro (out of pocket expense).
• Your driver-guide will not accompany through the villages; they must take the vehicle to meet you at the other end.
• The conditions and availability of certain features are ever-changing in the Cinque Terre and we reserve the right to make changes to your itinerary based on the situation on the day of your service, or to substitute a different service in the event of severe storm warnings.

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• Florence & Pisa plus a taste of Chianti
• Florence & San Gimignano
• Florence & The Mall
• Florence for Kids & Pisa
• Jewish Treasures of Tuscany from Livorno
• Lucca & Pisa (7 hrs)
• Lucca & Pisa + winery in Montecarlo from Livorno
• Lucca & San Gimignano or Volterra + optional winery
• San Gimignano & Volterra + optional winery
• San Gimignano, Siena & Monteriggioni Castle
• Volterra (5-7 hrs)
• Volterra & Pisa + optional winery
• Volterra, Bolgheri & the Super Tuscan wine region
• Aix-en-Provence & Cassis from Marseille
• Aix-en-Provence, Cassis & panoramic Marseille
• Aix-en-Provence, Sainte-Victoire & Marseille
• Arles, Les Baux de Provence & St. Rémy
• Avignon & Les Baux de Provence
• Cassis, Le Castellet & the Bandol wine region from Marseille
• Etna & Taormina from Messina (opt. winery)
• Etna & Taormina with private guide from Messina (opt. winery)
• Taormina, Castelmola & Savoca from Messina
• Taormina, Castelmola & Savoca from Messina with private guide
• The “Godfather” villages & Taormina from Messina
• The “Godfather” villages & Taormina from Messina with private guide
• Pompei & Mt. Vesuvius + optional winery or pizza
• Pompei & Positano
• Pompei & Sorrento
• Pompei, Sorrento & Positano
• Ravello, Positano & Amalfi from Naples or Sorrento
• Erice & Segesta from Palermo
• Palermo, Monreale & Cefalù
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• Acropolis & the New Acropolis Museum (5 hrs)
• Acropolis, Plaka & the Acropolis museum (7 hrs)
• Ancient Corinth & Epidaurus theatre (9 hrs)
• Ancient Corinth & Mycenae (9 hrs)
• Cinque Terre from Portofino
• Portofino & Portovenere from Portofino
• Portofino, Santa Margherita & Camogli (5hrs) from Portofino
• Portofino, Santa Margherita, Camogli & Genoa from Portofino
• Pompei & Mt. Vesuvius + optional winery from Salerno
• Pompei, Positano & Amalfi or Ravello
• Ravello, Amalfi & Positano from Salerno or Amalfi
• Akrotiri archeological site & Oia (4 hrs)
• Santorini beach day (4 hrs)
• Traditional villages: Pyrgos, Megalochori & Emporio (4 hrs)
• Aix-en-Provence & Cassis from Toulon
• Aix-en-Provence, Sainte-Victoire & wine tasting
• Cassis, Le Castellet & the Bandol wine region from Toulon
• Kid-Friendly Provence: Sanary-sur-Mer, Le Castellet & the town of Bandol
• Saint-Tropez
• Toulon, Sanary-sur-Mer & Le Castellet
• Erice & Segesta from Trapani
• Palermo & Monreale
• Venice walking tour with private guide
• Cannes, Antibes & Nice from Villefranche
• Èze, Nice, St. Paul de Vence & Monaco
• Èze, Peille, Sainte-Agnès & Monaco
• St-Jean-Cap-Ferrat & Villa Rothschild
• Acropolis & the New Acropolis Museum (5 hrs) Piraeus (Athens)
• Acropolis, Plaka & the Acropolis museum (7 hrs) Piraeus (Athens)
• Akrotiri archeological site & Oia (4 hrs) Santorini
• Ancient Corinth & Epidaurus theatre (9 hrs) Piraeus (Athens)
• Ancient Corinth & Mycenae (9 hrs) Piraeus (Athens)
• Arles, Les Baux de Provence & St. Rémy Marseille
• Avignon & Les Baux de Provence Marseille
• Erice & Segesta from Palermo Palermo
• Erice & Segesta from Trapani Trapani
• Etruscan Countryside Civitavecchia
• Orvieto & Bagnoregio Civitavecchia
• Palermo & Monreale Trapani
• Palermo, Monreale & Cefalù Palermo
• Palermo, Monreale, Mt. Pellegrino & Mondello Palermo
• Pompei & Mt. Vesuvius + optional winery from Salerno Salerno-Amalfi
• Pompei & Mt. Vesuvius + optional winery or pizza Naples-Sorrento
• Pompei & Positano Naples-Sorrento
• Pompei & Sorrento Naples-Sorrento
• Pompei, Positano & Amalfi or Ravello Salerno-Amalfi
• Pompei, Sorrento & Positano Naples-Sorrento
• Rome & Vatican City Civitavecchia
• San Gimignano & Volterra + optional winery Livorno
• San Gimignano & Volterra from Florence
• Syracuse & Taormina or Noto Catania-Taormina
• Syracuse & Taormina or Noto with private guide all day Catania-Taormina
• Tarquinia & Tuscania Civitavecchia
• Villa Lante, Viterbo & Montefiascone Civitavecchia
• Volterra (5-7 hrs) Livorno
• Volterra & Pisa + optional winery Livorno
• Volterra, Bolgheri & the Super Tuscan wine region Livorno
• 4-hr “hybrid” walking tour: Best of Barcelona Barcelona
• 4-hr walking tour: Medieval Barcelona (Gothic Quarter) Barcelona
• Agia Triada Tzagarolon & Chania (4 hrs) Chania (Souda)
• Aix-en-Provence & Cassis from Marseille Marseille
• Aix-en-Provence & Cassis from Toulon Toulon
• Aix-en-Provence, Cassis & panoramic Marseille Marseille
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• Aix-en-Provence, Sainte-Victoire & wine tasting Toulon
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• Cannes, Antibes & Grasse Cannes-Antibes
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• Cassis, Le Castellet & the Bandol wine region from Marseille Marseille
• Cassis, Le Castellet & the Bandol wine region from Toulon Toulon
• Chianti’s Charming Villages Livorno
• Èze, Nice & St. Paul de Vence Cannes-Antibes
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• Èze, Peille, Sainte-Agnès & Monaco Villefranche-Monaco
• Florence Livorno
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• Florence & Pisa from Livorno Livorno
• Florence & Pisa plus a taste of Chianti Livorno
• Florence for Kids & Pisa Livorno
• Florence from La Spezia La Spezia
• Focus on Gaudì (4hrs) Barcelona
• Highlights of Barcelona (4hrs) Barcelona
• Kid-Friendly Provence: Sanary-sur-Mer, Le Castellet & the town of Bandol Toulon
• Lucca & Pisa La Spezia
• Lucca & Pisa (7 hrs) Livorno
• Lucca & Pisa + winery in Montecarlo from La Spezia La Spezia
• Lucca & Pisa + winery in Montecarlo from Livorno Livorno
• Lucca & Pisa from Florence
• Lucca & San Gimignano or Volterra + optional winery Livorno
• Monaco, Èze & Antibes Cannes-Antibes
• Montepulciano & Cortona
• Montepulciano, Pienza & Montalcino
• Pisa (5 hrs) from Florence
• Ravello, Amalfi & Positano from Salerno or Amalfi Salerno-Amalfi
• Ravello, Positano & Amalfi from Naples or Sorrento Naples-Sorrento
• San Gimignano & Montepulciano
• San Gimignano, Siena & Monteriggioni Castle Livorno
• San Gimignano, Siena & Monteriggioni Castle from Florence
• St-Jean-Cap-Ferrat & Villa Rothschild Villefranche-Monaco
• Taormina, Castelmola & Savoca from Catania-Taormina Catania-Taormina
• Taormina, Castelmola & Savoca from Catania-Taormina with private guide Catania-Taormina
• Taormina, Castelmola & Savoca from Messina Messina
• Taormina, Castelmola & Savoca from Messina with private guide Messina
• The “Godfather” villages & Taormina from Catania-Taormina Catania-Taormina
• The “Godfather” villages & Taormina from Catania-Taormina with private guide Catania-Taormina
• The “Godfather” villages & Taormina from Messina Messina
• The “Godfather” villages & Taormina from Messina with private guide Messina
• Toulon, Sanary-sur-Mer & Le Castellet Toulon
• Traditional villages: Pyrgos, Megalochori & Emporio (4 hrs) Santorini
• Venice walking tour with private guide Venice
• Cooking Class in Tuscany Livorno
• Chianti & San Gimignano
• Cretan Olive Oil & Wine Tasting (3.5 hrs) Chania (Souda)
• Florence & Lucca Livorno
• Florence & San Gimignano Livorno
• Florence & The Mall Livorno
• Jewish Treasures of Tuscany from Florence
• Jewish Treasures of Tuscany from Livorno Livorno
• Montserrat (5 hrs) Barcelona
• Portofino, Santa Margherita, Camogli & Genoa from Genoa Genoa
• Portofino, Santa Margherita, Camogli & Genoa from Portofino Portofino
• Etna & Taormina from Catania-Taormina (opt. winery) Catania-Taormina
• Etna & Taormina from Messina (opt. winery) Messina
• Etna & Taormina with private guide from Catania-Taormina (opt. winery) Catania-Taormina
• Etna & Taormina with private guide from Messina (opt. winery) Messina
• Santorini beach day (4 hrs) Santorini
• Authentic Tuscany (countryside, villages, artisan cheese & pasta) Livorno
• Capri Naples-Sorrento
• Cinque Terre & Pisa from Florence
• Cinque Terre & Pisa from Livorno Livorno
• Cinque Terre from Florence
• Cinque Terre from Genoa Genoa
• Cinque Terre from La Spezia La Spezia
• Cinque Terre from Livorno Livorno
• Cinque Terre from Portofino Portofino
• Cool Castles & Awesome Art (a family-friendly alternative to Cinque Terre) from La Spezia La Spezia
• Cool Castles & Awesome Art (a family-friendly alternative to Cinque Terre) from Livorno Livorno
• Easy Cinque Terre from La Spezia La Spezia
• Easy Cinque Terre from Livorno Livorno
• Portofino & Portovenere from Portofino Portofino
• Portofino, Santa Margherita & Camogli (5hrs) from Genoa Genoa
• Portofino, Santa Margherita & Camogli (5hrs) from Portofino Portofino
• Saint-Tropez Toulon
• Chianti Wine Tasting from Florence
• Chianti Winery Tour & Tasting Livorno
• Classic Highlights of Florence 3-hr walking tour
• Florence for Kids walking tour
• Florence of the Medici 4-hr walking tour
• Michelangelo’s Footsteps 4-hr walking tour

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Private Boat Tour to Cinque Terre from Livorno

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Enjoy a Private Boat Tour to the Cinque Terre marine protected area

With our Private Boat Tour to Cinque Terre from Livorno, you will enjoy this area from a singular perspective. Indeed, you will have the possibility to visit the charming village of Portovenere and do some snorkelling. Moreover, you will spot the three small islands of Palmaria, Tino and Tinetto from a private boat.

Private boat tour from Livorno to Cinque Terre with snorkelling

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Visit the Cinque Terre from another perspective

Our Private Boat Tour tom Cinque Terre from Livorno you will enjoy a 360° experience discovering this magical coastal area from a different point of view.

The Cinque Terre from a private boat

When we say Cinque Terre, we refer to the five villages of Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza and Monterosso. These five gems, together with the village of Portovenere and the three tiny islands off its coast, have been declares a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997 for its enchanting beauty. Indeed the man presence during the centuries did not alter the beautiful environment surround the area besides the many agricultural terrains. The coexistence of these beautiful old fishing villages along the Ligurian Coast together with the terraced vineyards and rows of olive trees is today the distinguishing feature of the area. You will learn about the Cinque Terre navigating comfortably on our private boat. From there you will see:

• Riomaggiore, the first village after Portovenere when travelling north, with its colourful facades
• Manarola, rising from the black rocks that highlight even more the many colours of its houses
• Vernazza with its small natural harbour and the rising tower of the Doria Castle
• Corniglia, the only of the Cinque Terre that was not built directly on the sea but on a cliff about 100 meters over the sea level
• Monterosso, the northernmost village with its sandy Fegina beach and its Capuchin Monastery on the hill.

Free time in the charming village of Portovenere

The charming village of Portovenere is located on the Ligurian Riviera, south of the Cinque Terre villages. It also belongs to the UNESCO’s World Heritage Site together with the Cinque Terre villages of Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza and Monterosso. In Portovenere, there is no railway station. For this reason, getting here by boat is the best option.

Among the main attractions to be seen in Portovenere, you find:

• The Church of San Pietro, a picturesque Gothic church located on a small promontory and overlooking the sea
• The Church of San Lorenzo, built in a Romanesque style and rebuilt many times during the centuries
• The Byron’s cave, named after the English poet Lord Byron, who used to come to swim here with his friends
• The Doria Castle with remains dating back to the 12 th century on the top of the hill
• The three islands of Palmaria, Tino and Tinetto. On these last two you can admire ruins of ancient monasteries

Many consider Portovenere to be the most charming village in the Gulf of Poet (formally the Gulf of La Spezia, stretching between Portovenere and Lerici). From here, when the visibility is good, you can see the Cinque Terre and recognize each of them. During your free time here, you can visit the local shops and get lost in the tiny medieval alleys.

The area was declared UNESCO’s Heritage Site in 1997. Learn more about this unique area in our article .

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