Holiday Homes & Rentals in Cinque Terre

Coquettish rentals less than 200 metres from the beach

Are you looking for cheap rentals in Cinque Terre to escape the daily routine and disconnect for a few days? At Holidu we offer you the possibility of choosing a completely tailor-made accommodation. We have a wide range of holiday homes in Cinque Terre with different capacities. Ideal both for a romantic getaway and for a holiday with family or friends. Fully equipped and with several additional features to choose from: terrace, garden, barbecue, parking, Internet, etc..

Spacious traditional architecture villas surrounded by beautiful landscapes

If you are looking for a unique accommodation, with spacious rooms and situated in a natural environment that allows you to relax and rest from the urban hustle and bustle, there is nothing better than booking a luxurious villa. We have a great variety of this type of holiday homes in Cinque Terre. Located very close to the sea. With the charm of the traditional buildings of the area, but endowed with all modern comforts. If you also want to have a swimming pool, barbecue, children's playground or fireplace, all you have to do is set it in your search filters.

In the north-west of Italy, in the province of La Spezia

Situated in the northwest of Italy and bathed by the Ligurian sea, Cinque Terre is a portion of coast composed of five localities of the province of La Spezia. It extends from Punta Mesco to Punta di Montenero and includes the villages of Vernazza, Manrola, Corniglia, Monterosso and Riomaggiore. Due to its geographical characteristics, it is one of the most attractive destinations in the region. With a mountainous landscape composed by diverse terraces that descend towards the sea in strong slope. It is also home to the beautiful Cinco Tierras National Park. This makes it an ideal destination for nature lovers. If this is your case, don't wait to book a home in Cinque Terre for your next holiday.

Five locations with their own personality

The Cinque Terre were declared in 1999, along with Portovenere and the islands of Palmaria, World Heritage by UNESCO. The most populated and western is Monterosso, which houses the longest beaches in the region; Vernazza is situated on a small promontory, leaning towards the sea; Corniglia is the town in the centre and is the smallest of all, surrounded by vineyards; Manarola is protected by a mountain range and stretches across the valley between rocky spurs; and Riomaggiore is situated in the Finale valley and has a very attractive 13th century historic centre. Do you already know in which town you are going to book your holiday home in Cinque Terre?

Cinque Terre for those looking for dream beachesThe

steep and rocky coastline of Con that Terre hides many beaches and bays of great beauty. All of them with their own particular charm. The most extensive is in Monterosso. The best is Fegina's, ideal for those looking to relax. But the Guvano beach in Corniglia is also very attractive. Although it is difficult to access, it offers a wonderful landscape of cliffs so it is worth taking the walk. But if you're a big fan of surfing, the best choice is the Levanto beach in Riomaggiore. So there are many options to choose from.

Cinque Terre for nature lovers

Cinque Terre is home to several parks and natural attractions that make it an ideal destination for nature lovers and those who enjoy discovering unique landscapes. This area offers the traveller the possibility of immersing himself in a place full of old woods of holm oaks, olive trees and vineyards with the sea as a backdrop. Seeing how architecture blends in perfect harmony with it all.

Top 4 Recommendations in Cinque Terre1. Get to know the five villages by hiking

There is a hiking route of approximately 6 hours that runs through the five villages. Although it obviously gets longer if you stop to eat and take pictures. If you don't have much time or don't want to walk much, it's best to start in Monterosso and head to Vernazza, as this is where you'll find the most beautiful scenery.

2. Discover the history of Cinque Terre through its monuments

Cinque Terre has a great wealth of monuments reflecting the role that the city has played over the centuries. But there are certain places not to be missed, such as Doria Castle and the Church of St. Margaret of Antioch in Vernazza; the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Montenero, the Castle and Church of St. John the Baptist in Riomaggiore; the Church of St. Peter in Corniglia; the Sanctuary of Soviore in Monterosso; and the Church of St. Lawrence in Manarola.

3. Lose yourself in its streets and fall in love with its traditional architecture

The five towns of Cinque Terre are historic and varied villages situated in spectacular natural terraces planted with vineyards that fall on the coast. Mariners and agricultural villages, full of colour and simplicity, but very attractive. Lose yourself in its streets and let yourself be carried away by the magic of its traditional constructions.

4. Try their exquisite seafood dishes

Cinque Terre offers a wide variety of exquisite dishes with a seafood flavour, which include the anchovies of Monterosso, the mixed entremes of fish and seafood, sea bass, mussels, clams, shrimp and cod batter. But we also find dishes typical of Italian cuisine, such as pesto sauce. Although the truth is that you will never taste it with such an intense flavour as in this area. In addition, the spaghetti alla Bruno, with seafood and tomato is another specialty of this destination.

1. Get to know the five villages by hiking

There is a hiking route of approximately 6 hours that runs through the five villages. Although it obviously gets longer if you stop to eat and take pictures. If you don't have much time or don't want to walk much, it's best to start in Monterosso and head to Vernazza, as this is where you'll find the most beautiful scenery.

2. Discover the history of Cinque Terre through its monuments

Cinque Terre has a wealth of monuments that reflect the role that the city has played over the centuries. But there are certain places not to be missed, such as Doria Castle and the Church of St. Margaret of Antioch in Vernazza; the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Montenero, the Castle and Church of St. John the Baptist in Riomaggiore; the Church of St. Peter in Corniglia; the Sanctuary of Soviore in Monterosso; and the Church of St. Lawrence in Manarola.

3. Lose yourself in its streets and fall in love with its traditional architecture

The five towns of Cinque Terre are historic and diverse villages located in spectacular natural terraces planted with vineyards that fall on the coast. Mariners and agricultural villages, full of colour and simplicity, but very attractive. Lose yourself in its streets and let yourself be carried away by the magic of its traditional constructions.

4. Try their exquisite seafood dishes

Cinque Terre offers a great variety of exquisite dishes with a seafood flavour, where the Monterosso anchovies, the mixed fish and seafood entremes, sea bass, mussels, clams, shrimps and battered cod stand out. But we also find dishes typical of Italian cuisine, such as pesto sauce. Although the truth is that you will never taste it with such an intense flavour as in this area. In addition, the spaghetti alla Bruno, with seafood and tomato is another specialty of this destination.