The apartment is a large studio with free Wi-Fi, double bed, kitchenette with sink, induction hob and fridge with freezer, Smart TV, bathroom with shower, toilet, sink and bidet. From the garden, for exclusive use, with table and chairs/sunbeds, umbrella, two lemon plants and one of mandarin orange, the view sweeps over the hills of olive groves and lemon groves, from the external railing, you can see the historic center with its bell tower and among the olive trees the blue of the sea. The space We recommend this apartment to anyone who wants a quiet holiday, a stay outside the lively Historic Center of Monterosso al Mare, reachable in just 3 minutes on foot, as well as the beach of Tragagià, and that of the village and the marina from where boat trips depart. The Train Station is located in the middle of the Fegina seafront, about 15-20 minutes walk from the studio apartment. The Taxi service is active until late in the evening, the price is 15.00-20.00 euros (depends on the number of suitcases). Guest access The Studio is located behind the historic center of Monterosso al Mare (photo#), reachable in 3 minutes on foot along the "Valle path" (photo#) between lemon groves and olive groves, then Via Gioberti (photo#) and from there in Via Roma (the main street of the old town photo#) or, turning left down Via Zuecca (photo#), you can directly access the Piazza del Comune (photo#), Piazza Garibaldi (photo #), the beach of Tragagià (photo#) from then begins the Sentiero Azzurro for a fee for Vernazza and Corniglia (photo#), the beach of the historic center (photo#) and the marina From where the boats and private boats depart (don't miss the exclusive experience with Edo’s Boat Tours) for excursions of the Cinque Terre. Through the tunnel (photo#) or up the stairs from the Bastion (photo#) you access the Fegina promenade with its paid and free beaches (photo #), arriving at the Railway Station (photo#). Continuing along the seafront, passing the Paid Municipal Parking (photo #), you arrive at the Gigante beach with the famous statue (photo #), while along the IV Novembre street and going up the Montale Private Street (photo#) you access the free path to Levanto (photo). After all these descriptions and photos someone could say: "I've already seen everything, what am I going to do? " I'm sure that leaving the train station, in the morning (photo#) or in the evening (photo#) or arriving by car (photo# and #) you will literally be "open-mouthed". Diego and Ermanna. Registration Details IT011019C1LUU65KNT