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Riomaggiore's Harbor

Abbey of San Fruttuoso, Italian Riviera

We came upon this medieval abbey while hiking from Camogli to Portofino. The only way to get to the beach here is by foot or by boat. After a long hike during a hot day, we had visions of friendly monks welcoming us with cold frothy beers. There were no beers or monks to meet us, but the refreshing water rejuvenated us for the rest of the hike.

Cinque Terre - Vernazza

Vernazza is the fourth of five towns in Cinque Terre. The traveler who manages the entire hike across the five villages is rewarded with spectacular views.© www.uncorneredmarket.com

Laundry Day - Riomaggiore

Lonely Tree - Cinque Terre

Hillside Church Outside Portofino

Sunset in Cinque Terre

View of Riomaggiore - Cinque Terre

Abbey of San Fruttuoso

We came upon this monastery while hiking from Camogli to Portofino. The only way to get to the beach here is by foot or by boat. After a long hike during a hot day, we had visions of friendly monks welcoming us with cold frothy beers. There were no beers or monks to meet us, but the refreshing water rejuvenated us for the rest of the hike. © www.uncorneredmarket.com

A View from Volastra: Terraced Vineyards - Cinque Terre

Manarola, Cinque Terre

Ligurian Coast - Camogli

The Walk Home - Portofino

On the Edge, From Camogli to Portofino

When we saw the sign difficile at the beginning of the hike from Camogli to Portofino, we just shrugged it off thinking the Italians were being overly dramatic. While hanging on to chains bolted into the cliff face shortly thereafter, we understood their meaning. In addition to the occasional adrenaline rush, this hike offered some fantastic views above the Mediterranean Sea.© www.uncorneredmarket.com

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