Manarola Travel Vlogs & Authentic Tips

Try the local vegetarian lasagna when you visit; it’s highly recommended!

Don't miss trying the homemade pesto sauce here; it's said to be the best you'll ever have!

Be aware of train schedules and potential delays, as travel between villages can be hectic.

The train station is slightly above the village, so be prepared for a short walk downhill to reach the center.

If the hiking trails are closed, using the train is a great alternative to explore Manarola and other towns.

If you're looking for a great viewpoint, head to the spot above the main restaurant with the big white billboard; it's hard to miss.

Arrive early or late to avoid crowds and capture photos without other tourists in the frame.

Swimming here feels unique, almost like a mermaid grotto, so be sure to explore the swimming spots among the rocks.

Despite the lack of sandy beaches, Manarola is a popular swimming spot due to its clear waters and rocky cliffs.

If you want stunning views, visit the Nessun Dorma bar, but be prepared for a long queue.

Take a moment to find quieter spots in Manarola to enjoy the views without the crowds.

The harbor in Manarola is a great spot to relax and watch cliff divers, shielded from the waves.

To avoid crowds, consider taking the upper path along the restaurant instead of the lower path where most tourists go.

Manarola is one of the best towns to catch a sunset, so plan your visit accordingly.

Make sure you catch an early enough train to not miss the sunset.