The town of Levanto:
The beach about 100m from our pension. It was a very hot day. However, it's not summer so the heat from the sun quickly diminishes towards early evening and can become quite chilly.
The sunset at Levanto:
The next day we took the train to the far end of the Cinque Terre national park and began our hike.
Much of the track consists of narrow paths along the cliffsides. It's not dangerous but you do have to pay constant attention to avoid tripping over.
Lots of little rocky coves exist between each village.
Here's one of the prettiest villages, perched on the cliffs.
The track climbs reasonably high in parts.
The view as we descend into another town.
Hmm, this was actually much higher than it looks in the photo.
We walked a total of 12.8km over the day - a worthwhile but fairly straightforward hike. It's certainly a very beautiful part of Italy.
3 comments:
Have you found any geocaches yet?
That village embedded in the rock face is gorgeous!! May I paint it??? If I ever get to it....
Hi Simon - no, no Geocaches actually. We've been too busy and I can't get organised enough to sort a few out. Oh well :)
Rivery: I've sent you a message via Facebook in response.
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