Aww.. that's SO SWEET! ❤😀 thank you very much. Today was a morning I needed to hear this. Some days I sit down to work and think.. is anyone watching.. Have a great day! 👍
I definitely need to go back! I did a day trip from Milan once in the middle of January. I had the whole place to myself. But man, it’s stunning. Also, Scott, you’re a hero man.
It was a total ghost town. There was literally only a couple restaurants open in Riomaggiore. I tried walking to the next town but the trail was closed so I took the train and Vernazza was pretty dead too. Still a super special place.
We love how much you travel with your daughter. It’s so inspiring, and though we haven’t ventured “across the pond” with our 1 year old yet, we have been traveling all over the US and Caribbean islands to follow in your footsteps 😎. Great video and the ending is jaw dropping
Wow this guide is amazing! As a local host I also suggest reaching cinque terre by plane directly to Genoa from the US. Major European carriers like KLM, Lufthansa and ITA (Alitalia) fly to Genoa with multiple flights a day. You can easily fly to Genova via the major European hub (Amsterdam, Munich/Frankfurt, Rome). I'm telling you this because from Milan Malpensa it's a 1hr train to Milan central station, then a train to Genoa which is a bit less than 2 hrs and then another train to the cinque terre which is 1-1,5hr. I see tourists arriving exhausted from a long-haul flight and then having to take 3 trains for 5 hrs it's a lot of stress, especially because of the connections. If you fly into Genoa it's just a 1-1.5 hr train to the Cinque Terre and you can also stop in Genoa and Portofino for a few days which are beautiful as well. Thanks for the video and we hope to see you again here in Liguria soon!
My wife and I visited the Cinque Terre in 2007. Before kids ;) To this day still my most favorite place I have been. We stayed in Vernazza in a room that overlooked the square. By far also our favorite town. It was enchanting. So good to see it again.
Stayed in Manarola and had the best food experience of my life at Cinque Terre (over food in Japan, Vietnam, France, etc). It was quaint and the vibe just hit the right spots. ✌🏽
What a gorgeous place - now I know where the great Pixar film, Luca, was “filmed!” It’s sad that you have to pay for a hiking trail. In the uk, all footpaths are free. And, those waves were scary - did Scott have some explaining to do when he got back? ;)
We just visited Cinque Terre on an excursion from a cruise. It was so beautiful and I’m so enamored by the villages. I think I like them more than the Amalfi coast. Less commercial and just special in its own way. Now, I’m binging videos after the fact. Wish I had seen this before, but to be honest, I refrained from watching videos of the locations so I could have a genuine first time expertience and be surprised. It was worth it from that aspect! Now, I can’t stop watching videos. I even watched Pixar’s Luca as the tour guid said Vernazza was the city they used for Luca.
⚠ MILAN is the wrong airport to fly into, the train from Milan to Cinque Terre takes 4 1/2 hours but the train from Florence to Cinque Terre takes three hours 20
Its an year old video, but i am glad i found it. Going there in july 2024. And would like to do the hike, but do not want to carry heavy shoes. Could you please share what Collette was wearing to hike. I was searching for casual looking cute shoes with good grip which will go with pants, skirts, dress. But found none. My feet are really big 9.5, so always looking for slim looking shoes.
Love the video. Thank you for posting as we are headed here in May 2023. We've read that the use of drones is banned in Cinque Terre. Did you use your own drone footage or stock footage?
@@allisonstewart316 short answer, no ... We hadn't heard of the lemon festival for next May. We are going to watch some of the Giro d'Italia (it's a professional bike race) in that area while we are in Italy. If there is a lemon festival, I assure you that we will be all over it. 👍
Thank you 😀! I'll say this.. I recommend following all local drone laws. We use the Mavic Mini 3 Pro - which can be found here . bit.ly/3WkeknZ. It's under 250 grams. If you want more info. Feel free to email me. Scott@roamaroo.com. 👍
I like your guy's style! I want to know how Collette has such amazing arms and whilst having a gelato for breakfast and a trail pizza 😂serious envy for real! I'm going as a solo travel next week over Easter for 4 nights, and definitely want to be active and hike. Would you say the views were better in one direction / town going towards another? I'm also staying in Monterosso but wondering if it's better to hike down to Vernazza or if the views in the opposite direction are nicer. Did you guys visit any of the vinyards! Thanks 🥰 adi
Thank you for the lovely complement 😀 great question. I don’t think there was a big difference in either direction. However a good place to check is the app “AllTrails” this will have more info and better advice.
I think “saving someone’s life” he’s a little bit click baity… You definitely helped I’m sure, but helping someone out a rough water is a little different than saving a life
Why is mom always hiking with precious baby? What’s a workout for sure! Cutest baby!!!!
You 2 are amazing ! By far the best, most informative & entertaining TH-cam fil I’ve seen . Congratulations- stick wth it - you’re doing a great job
Aww.. that's SO SWEET! ❤😀 thank you very much. Today was a morning I needed to hear this. Some days I sit down to work and think.. is anyone watching.. Have a great day! 👍
Excellent video and beautiful family! Looking forward to our stay ❤
I definitely need to go back! I did a day trip from Milan once in the middle of January. I had the whole place to myself. But man, it’s stunning. Also, Scott, you’re a hero man.
Ha! Thank you.. No hero here. just trying to help when I can 😀...That January trip must have been really cool! Was it a ghost town?
It was a total ghost town. There was literally only a couple restaurants open in Riomaggiore. I tried walking to the next town but the trail was closed so I took the train and Vernazza was pretty dead too. Still a super special place.
I have a new respect for Scott that's how we should all be when it comes to our fellow human beings
Wow! thank you very much 😀
We love how much you travel with your daughter. It’s so inspiring, and though we haven’t ventured “across the pond” with our 1 year old yet, we have been traveling all over the US and Caribbean islands to follow in your footsteps 😎. Great video and the ending is jaw dropping
We're so happy to hear that! Traveling with a child is difficult, but it can be done 😀 Yes, seeing everyone get swept away was INSANE!
Wow this guide is amazing! As a local host I also suggest reaching cinque terre by plane directly to Genoa from the US.
Major European carriers like KLM, Lufthansa and ITA (Alitalia) fly to Genoa with multiple flights a day. You can easily fly to Genova via the major European hub (Amsterdam, Munich/Frankfurt, Rome). I'm telling you this because from Milan Malpensa it's a 1hr train to Milan central station, then a train to Genoa which is a bit less than 2 hrs and then another train to the cinque terre which is 1-1,5hr. I see tourists arriving exhausted from a long-haul flight and then having to take 3 trains for 5 hrs it's a lot of stress, especially because of the connections.
If you fly into Genoa it's just a 1-1.5 hr train to the Cinque Terre and you can also stop in Genoa and Portofino for a few days which are beautiful as well.
Thanks for the video and we hope to see you again here in Liguria soon!
Thank you and thank you for the lovely tips 😀❤️
Hi and another nice share you guys! Wonderful how people helping people in time of need! Thank for sharing, and Merry Christmas! 🙏🥰🙌
Merry Christmas 🎄!
The most importante city near 5 Terre is La Spezia, the 5 Terre are in province of La Spezia
My wife and I visited the Cinque Terre in 2007. Before kids ;) To this day still my most favorite place I have been. We stayed in Vernazza in a room that overlooked the square. By far also our favorite town. It was enchanting. So good to see it again.
It’s such a special place! ❤️
Stayed in Manarola and had the best food experience of my life at Cinque Terre (over food in Japan, Vietnam, France, etc). It was quaint and the vibe just hit the right spots. ✌🏽
It’s such an amazing place! 😀
Very informative and interesting video. I will visit there in July. Cannot wait to explore this beautiful town.
And u r hero Scott 💪💪💪
Wow thanks for not makin that click bait! Way to go, Scott! I would of been freakin out too if that were my husband 😂
You're welcome! 😀❤
Amazing! Never heard of this place but feel like I could visit with all of your tips.
Brilliant tip re Nussun Dorma! Very smart - we'll try it instead of queueing!
When are you going to CT?
@@Roamaroo Last week in April
It's on our list - great video and great you helped.
Thank you ❤️Glad it was helpful!
Great video! Although a misfortune happened, appreciate your urgency in the matter even when you were 30 feet up from the jetty. 🙏🏻
Great job. We’re on are way now to Monterosso, and stayed in Vernazza 8 years ago. Really very nice production.❤
Thanks so much! Have a great trip. Let us know if you visit our favorite restaurant in Corniglia
Again in Italy, you seem to like it. Better this way, because I'm Italian and you are my favorite youtubers.
Lol 😂 yep, we’re back in Italy! And thank you! That’s a sweet complement!
This looks absolutely amazing!
Thank you!
What a gorgeous place - now I know where the great Pixar film, Luca, was “filmed!”
It’s sad that you have to pay for a hiking trail. In the uk, all footpaths are free.
And, those waves were scary - did Scott have some explaining to do when he got back? ;)
Looks like we need to watch Luca now.. 😀
@@Roamaroo - it’s a great film - I’m sure you’ll all love it!
Very beautiful video and super inspiring in true sense
Thanks so much for your tips. My daughter and I are going in June for Vacay and a wedding in Lake Como. 2 nights in Vernazza. Safe travels!
Have fun! Sounds like a great trip
We just visited Cinque Terre on an excursion from a cruise. It was so beautiful and I’m so enamored by the villages. I think I like them more than the Amalfi coast. Less commercial and just special in its own way.
Now, I’m binging videos after the fact. Wish I had seen this before, but to be honest, I refrained from watching videos of the locations so I could have a genuine first time expertience and be surprised. It was worth it from that aspect! Now, I can’t stop watching videos. I even watched Pixar’s Luca as the tour guid said Vernazza was the city they used for Luca.
Absolutely amazing even for an italian
It’s such a beautiful place!
Great vlog. wish u all the best❤
Thank you! 😀
What time of year was this video filmed ? Winter or Spring? Thanks. Loved your video very helpful.
Nice place ❤
Keep safe guys
⚠ MILAN is the wrong airport to fly into, the train from Milan to Cinque Terre takes 4 1/2 hours but the train from Florence to Cinque Terre takes three hours 20
Its an year old video, but i am glad i found it. Going there in july 2024. And would like to do the hike, but do not want to carry heavy shoes. Could you please share what Collette was wearing to hike. I was searching for casual looking cute shoes with good grip which will go with pants, skirts, dress. But found none. My feet are really big 9.5, so always looking for slim looking shoes.
Love the video. Thank you for posting as we are headed here in May 2023. We've read that the use of drones is banned in Cinque Terre. Did you use your own drone footage or stock footage?
I heard there is a lemon festival in May, 2023. Is that where you are headed?
@@allisonstewart316 short answer, no ... We hadn't heard of the lemon festival for next May. We are going to watch some of the Giro d'Italia (it's a professional bike race) in that area while we are in Italy. If there is a lemon festival, I assure you that we will be all over it. 👍
Thank you 😀! I'll say this.. I recommend following all local drone laws. We use the Mavic Mini 3 Pro - which can be found here . bit.ly/3WkeknZ. It's under 250 grams. If you want more info. Feel free to email me. Scott@roamaroo.com. 👍
@@Roamaroo thank you for replying Scott. Again, great film. We watch all of your posts. 👍
I like your guy's style! I want to know how Collette has such amazing arms and whilst having a gelato for breakfast and a trail pizza 😂serious envy for real! I'm going as a solo travel next week over Easter for 4 nights, and definitely want to be active and hike. Would you say the views were better in one direction / town going towards another? I'm also staying in Monterosso but wondering if it's better to hike down to Vernazza or if the views in the opposite direction are nicer. Did you guys visit any of the vinyards! Thanks 🥰 adi
Thank you for the lovely complement 😀 great question. I don’t think there was a big difference in either direction. However a good place to check is the app “AllTrails” this will have more info and better advice.
Great video. Going in October 2023. Question: Approximately how many miles from one village to the other?
it's about 2-3 miles.
Saw yalls video with the baby. Taking a solo trip with my baby in october, would you recommend using strollers around or just use baby carrier
I feel like carrier is the best option. Especially if it’s just you with the baby.
Wanna visit soon. 🇺🇸🇮🇹
nessun dorma sign up for pesto making for reservation days before....
How long does it take on average to hike between towns?
Great question.. about 2-3 hours each way.
Question! Is a day trip to just Vernazza Cinque Terre worth it? :)
If that's all you can squeeze in.. Yes! it's totally worth it. But try to spend more time there if you can.
What month were you visiting in this video?
September 😁
Mananan makes the best pesto! 😋
That restaurant is unforgettable! When did you go?
Spring 2016! We stayed in Corniglia and had dinner in Mananan. We also ordered fish and was delicious.
Beutiful 😍.
Thank you!
it's teh-reh not teh-ruh...
I think “saving someone’s life” he’s a little bit click baity… You definitely helped I’m sure, but helping someone out a rough water is a little different than saving a life