Coastal Vistas and Marinas
This collection features the diverse topography of the Vernazza region, ranging from the natural harbor of the village to the high summits of the Ligurian Apennines. It highlights the unique geography of Corniglia, the only Cinque Terre village built on a high promontory, alongside coastal landmarks like Scoglio del Frate and inland peaks such as Monte Malpertuso and Monte Castello. These locations offer varied vantage points over the UNESCO World Heritage coastline and the terraced vineyards of the National Park.
Cinque terre Cornelia
Elevated vantage point in Corniglia situated on a 100-meter-high rocky promontory overlooking the Ligurian Sea.
B terrazza panoramica di Santa Maria
A stone terrace at the cliff's edge in Corniglia, providing 180-degree views of the coastline toward Manarola and Riomaggiore.
C Porticciolo di Vernazza
The natural harbor of Vernazza, sheltered by a stone breakwater and bordered by the 14th-century Church of Santa Margherita d'Antiochia.
Cinque terre Cornelia
High-altitude viewpoint in the village of Corniglia offering perspectives of the surrounding terraced vineyards and the Mediterranean.
Scoglio del Frate
A small rocky islet located in the Ligurian Sea within the municipal waters of Vernazza.
Monte Malpertuso
A prominent peak reaching 812 meters, situated along the inland ridge trails of the Cinque Terre National Park.
Monte Santa Croce
Coastal summit located near the historic Sanctuary of Nostra Signora di Reggio, overlooking the path between Vernazza and Monterosso.
Monte Castello
Mountain peak near the hamlet of San Bernardino, offering views of the central Cinque Terre coastline and the Corniglia basin.
Monte Gaginara
A summit on the mountain ridge defining the inland boundary of the Vernazza territory.
Monte Marvede
A peak located along the Alta Via delle Cinque Terre, providing views of both the Ligurian Sea and the Vara Valley.
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