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Tuscan Coastline
The distinctness of its coast, its nature trails and the warmth of its maritime towns make Tuscany the queen of the Italian sea. Thanks to its natural beauty, it is Italy's most popular tourist destination, and not only in summer.
The 500 km of Tuscan coastline changes constantly as you follow it from south to north. Rocks one minute, sand the next, world-famous bathing resorts and 20 beaches with the Blue Flag award, testament to their quality and sustainability.
We go from the vast, wild stretches of sand in the Maremma to the unique beaches of the Apuan Riviera, where the mountains provide an extraordinary backdrop. Next to these we find the relaxing waterfronts of Versilia, and those of the family-friendly Terre di Pisa nearby. But then there are also the rocky scenes of Livorno, the gorgeous coves down the Etruscan Coast, so full of the footprints of ancient history. And to add a few more pearls to the casket, we have the Tuscan Archipelago: Capraia, Giannutri, Gorgona, Elba, Giglio, Montecristo and Pianosa, precious islands where we can see four horizons and right to the bottom of the seabed, through the crystalline waters.
From 989,00 € per night
Villa Ginestra is a prestigious structure with pool in the heart of the land of the Etruscans and only a few km from the sea and from famous towns, like Bolgheri, Castagneto Carducci, Volterra and S. Gimignano.
From 989,00 € per night
Villa Girasole is a first class villa with infinity pool, in the heart of the land of the Etruscans and only a few km from the sea and from famous towns, like Bolgheri, Castagneto Carducci, Volterra and S. Gimignano.
From 989,00 € per night
Villa Guardistallo is a stone farmhouse in the hills of Bibbona along a country road lined with mulberry bushes through the Magona scrub.
From 165,00 € per night
Villa Moscardini is 500 meters above sea level thus it has the fresh breezes of the high altitude and the chestnut forest surrounding but it is close enough to the beach to go down for a swim before lunch.
