The most beautiful Coastal Cities can be admired in the Tuscan Maremma. Going south we find the Argentario, which, joined to the peninsula by two almost perfect tongues, originates the Feniglia Lagoon, a protected natural area.

Surrounded by a wonderful sea, the Argentario does not hide its artistic and natural treasures: Porto Santo Stefano and Port'Ercole are the most characteristic towns and that join by sea the Island of Giglio, the true pearl of the Tyrrhenian Sea. But the Tuscan Archipelago is admired for its many islands scattered like pieces of a Puzzle. 

Maremma has the distinction of having a unique sea: in fact, it ranks among the top in Italy for beaches, environment, natural respect, urban planning and water purity. Proudly, once again this year, Maremma has earned the five sails from Legambiente and Touring Club Italiano.

A record that has in respect the first rule to maintain a balanced relationship with the Environment. The Coastal Cities of the Maremma are therefore an important pole of attraction. They convey a conscious and responsible tourism that appreciates but protects.

Between Castiglione della Pescaia and Punta Ala, the former a pretty fortified town and the latter a modern port of international renown, you will find the beach of Cala Violina.

The name of this enchanted cove surrounded by Mediterranean scrub is due to the peculiarity of the silicon from which it is formed that, when walking, emits sounds like those of a violin. A magical place that the Municipality of Castiglione della Pescaia has preserved by limiting access and imposing a closed number.

While it is true that the Coastal Cities of the Maremma are places of charm and attraction, we recommend that you find accommodation not far from the coast.

Starting from LeVersegge Resort it is possible to reach every destination in the Tuscan Archipelago. By doing so, you can enjoy the cool climate of the hinterland and, within minutes, be at the center of the most beautiful Coastal Cities.