We all know that a honeymoon is supposed to be the most magical and happiest time in someone’s life, right? Well, if you’re looking for a getaway with your new love that’s not just romantic but also full of adventure and fun as well, then we have the whole answer for you. We know it might sound a little far from home but trust us when we say – this is one place you definitely need to visit on your honeymoon! That’s not all either – Cinque Terre or Five Continents might be more than just a name for this small Italian town. It’s actually the very reason why you got married in the first place. The Cinque Terre means “The Five Lands” which basically refers to the beautiful coastal villages of Italy from which you can explore and enjoy everything that they have to offer. We cannot think of any better reason to get married than on a beach with our loved ones after all! So, what are we talking about? Read on to find out more…
What is Cinque Terre?
Cinque Terre or the “Five Lands” which means plateau in Italian is a small coastal town located in the Italian region of Pisa. Just like the rest of the towns here, it too is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is known as the “Venice of the West.” The five terraces which are all linked with each other by footpaths and bridges are all breathtakingly beautiful and worth seeing. The five terraces of Cinque Terre are: All these five terraces are linked to each other and are named after their topographical features which are:
Day 1: Arrive In Rome
Upon your arrival in Rome, you will be greeted with an aerial view of the city from above. Though it is not very common in the west to do the same, this is an awesome way to experience the sheer beauty of the city from above. The best way of doing this is by booking an aerial tour with a local agency. Alternatively, there are also some online flight booking websites that allow you to book an aerial tour. You can also choose to visit a few of the popular tourist attractions in Rome like the Vatican, the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, the Trevi Fountain, the Santa Maria del Popolo church, and many more.
Day 2: Rome-Naples Train Journey
After a quick visit to the Vatican and enjoying the breathtaking scenery of the city, you will then board a train and head towards Naples. This is where you can explore the various cultures of the south and each of them in its own way. The best part is you’re not even in Naples for more than a day! We wish we were kidding. The train ride to and from this place is really something else in itself. While in Naples, you can explore the city and its various cultures by walking the streets and exploring its many markets. You can also visit the famous Roman Ruins and the many museums here.
Day 3: Naples- Sorrento
You can visit the beautiful Amalfi Coast after a refreshing boat ride from Sorrento to the coast. The coast is best explored by hiring a tour guide along with a private car or a motorbike. If you don’t have any of these, then you can always explore it either by walking or by hiring a taxi to take you around the various locations. There are many places of interest on the coast that you can visit like the world famous Ravello’s landscapes, the Grotta del Cane, the Piazzetta del Sale, the Duomo, the Church of the Assunta, the Duomo, the Duomo, the Duomo, the Duomo, the Duomo, the Duomo and many more.
Day 4: Sorrento- Ischia
After a quick transfer to the island of Ischia, you will be in awe of the beauty that it offers! You can explore the island by hiring a bicycle or a private car and explore the many side lanes of the island. The best part about exploring this island is that you don’t really have to do much in terms of planning. All you need to do is to relax and enjoy the beauty that the island has to offer. You can explore the island by visiting the various places of interest like the Ischia Museum, the Church of San Sebastiano, the Church of Santa Maria Assunta, the Church of Santa Maria, the Church of Santa Maria, the Church of San Francesco di Paola, the Church of SS. Giovanni Battista & Francesco di Paola, the Royal Palaces, the Royal Palaces, the Royal Palaces, the Royal Palaces, the Royal Palaces, the Royal Palaces and many more.
Day 5: Venice- Return Home
After exploring the beauty of the Ischia, you can now board a boat and head towards Venice. The boat ride to Venice is itself a lovely experience. You can also explore the city by walking or by hiring a boat. The best part about this city is that it gives a very old world feel to the place and you will love it the more you explore it. You can explore the city by visiting the various places of interest like the Lido, the Piazza San Marco, the Piazzas, the Doge’s palace, the Bridge of Sighs, the Rialto Bridge, the Doge’s Palace, the Doge’s Palace, the Doge’s Palace, the Doge’s Palace, the Doge’s Palace, the Doge’s Palace and many more.
Conclusion
If you want to truly experience the beauty of Italy, we recommend that you visit the Cinque Terre. This stunning coastal town will leave you speechless with its beauty and you’ll know why it’s called the Venice of the West. You’ll be blown away by its iconic landscapes and will want to return again and again to explore its many attractions. Get ready to fall in love with Italy on your honeymoon by visiting this enchanting place.
