The coast of Versilia on the Ligurian Sea begins in the south with the port city of Viareggio (also known for the second largest carnival in Italy) and ends in the north with the coastal town of Marina di Massa. It convinces with its fine sandy and spacious beaches. The approx. 40 km long Riviera della Versilia is ideal for an independent and eventful bathing vacation with the whole family.…

The countless beach resorts, very well maintained in every respect, offer all "sun and sea hungry" every comfort and convenience.
A shopping trip along the promenade of the seaside resort of Viareggio, built in 1861, will take you back to the splendor of the "Belle Epoque". With a cappuccino in the Gran Caffè Margherita, where once Giacomo Puccini stayed with his friends, you are in the middle of the pulsating Italian "Via vai".
The harbor La Darsena with its impressive sailing yachts and motorboats of the Italian "high society" is also worth a visit. Likewise, night owls are amply catered for on the Versilia coast. The choice of Italian bars, piano bars and "in" discos is very large. It is considered an insider region of Italian nightlife.
About 5 km south of Viareggio you will reach the village of Torre del Lago Puccini. Here you can visit the villa of Giacomo Puccini at the lake Lago di Massaciuccoli (nature reserve of birds and plants). From the end of July to mid-August, the famous Puccini Festival takes place in an open-air stage on the lake. Four different works are performed each year.
From Viareggio along the coastal road heading north you will reach the seaside resorts of Lido di Camaiore, Marina di Pietrasanta and Forte dei Marmi. The latter is considered the most chic and expensive on Versilia. However, the seaside resort of Marina di Pietrasanta is unfairly overshadowed by Forte dei Marmi. There you can enjoy the same fine sandy beaches, but vacation at a lower price.
About 5 km inland, at the foot of the Apuan Alps, lies the art town of Pietrasanta (the sacred stone). This is famous for its sculpture and the processing of the distinctive white Carrara marble. World-renowned artists are honorary citizens there and exhibit their works. The small marble craft workshops can also be visited at any time. In the very characteristic Tuscan town you will also find a select range of "enoteke" (wine taverns) and small restaurants typical of the region. In these you can enjoy the excellent Tuscan cuisine (advance booking is almost always required). Every 1st weekend of the month there is a big antique market in the historical center.

Camaiore near Lucca is a charming town in Tuscany, known for its breathtaking scenery and rich history. The surroundings of Camaiore are characterized by the rolling hills covered with vineyards, olive groves and pine forests. The landscape offers a beautiful view of the surrounding area and is ideal for walks and bike rides.…

One of the most famous sights in the Camaiore area is the Villa Garzoni Botanical Garden near Collodi. Here you can discover a variety of plants, trees and flowers native to different parts of the world. Another highlight is the church of Santi Giovanni Battista e Stefano, which dates back to the 8th century and is an impressive example of Tuscan architecture.
For sports enthusiasts, the area surrounding Camaiore offers a variety of activities. Hiking is a popular pastime, as there are many beautiful trails that lead through the breathtaking landscape. Cycling is another great way to explore the area, and there are also many places to go horseback riding. Fishing is another popular pastime in the area and there are many rivers and lakes where you can try fishing.
In the surroundings of Camaiore there are also many beaches that invite you to swim and sunbathe. Here you can relax and listen to the sounds of the sea. It is also possible to take boat trips and experience the beauty of the coast from a different perspective.
The surroundings of Camaiore also offer a rich cuisine that includes typical Tuscan dishes such as pasta, risotto and various meat dishes. There are many small restaurants and wine tasting places that offer local cuisine and products that are a must try.

+ Privacy
+ Pool (30m2)
+ Sun paradise
+ Sea view
+ pergola / terrace
+ Bocce court
+ Decorated with many art objects
+ Rich in olive trees
+ Handicraft
+ Energy certificate in preparation

Travel times:
+ Pietrasanta 25min
+ Carrara 35min
+ Pisa 45min
+ Lucca 45min
+ Florence 1hr

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