The Crete Senesi and Maremma

To the northwest, the landscape merges into the Crete Senesi, an area with a vast, desert-like hilly landscape. Typical for this region with little rain are the Biancane, white hills only a few meters high with narrow furrows and no vegetation. Only around the Arbia and Asso rivers are there fertile, green valleys with villages. If you seek peace and relaxation, the Crete Senesi area is perfect for you!

In the province of Grosseto, the flat pastures, pine forests, marshes, and lakes of the Maremma extend to the Tyrrhenian coast. The beaches of the Maremma offer excellent water quality for a perfect seaside holiday. The Parco Regionale della Maremma became a nature reserve in 1975 and is a popular destination for hikers.

The Coasts of Tuscany from North to South

In the very north of the Tuscan coast lies the Apuan coast. It lures visitors with long, fine sandy beaches interrupted only by the port of Carrara. The coast of Versilia to the south has been a tourist magnet since the 19th century. The Etruscan Riviera in Livorno offers the most varied stretch of coast. Besides wide, fine sandy beaches, there are also rocky sections with hidden bays, some of which you can only reach from the sea. The paradisiacal islands of the Tuscan archipelago lie off this coast. The archipelago consists of seven islands, with Elba being the largest and most famous. These islands enchant visitors with their wild nature, steeply sloping coastal rocks with picturesque bays, and fascinating diving sites in crystal-clear water.

Booking and Further Information

Discover the magnificent variety of Tuscan landscapes on a custom group tour to Tuscany! Small groups can already book these tours. Contact us for further travel and price information. We look forward to your no-obligation request via email, our contact form, or phone at +49 611 945879-42!