We took the van up the narrow and windy roads of the 5terres (Cinque Terre) and stayed in a B&B for 2 nights. We decided that the van was very cosy and comfortable in its parking spot amongst the olive trees, so took a hike through 3 of the Terres- Volastra-Corniglia-Vernazza. The hike took us 7km through vineyards, olive groves and alongside extremely steep cliffs.
The view of Corniglia at the beginning of our hike.
The view of Vernazza from above.
Having a red in Vernazza.
The southern-most terre, Riomaggiore.
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