Locations

An ideal destination for lovers of open-air sports, the Etruscan Coast & Maremma offers a considerable range of opportunities thanks to the numerous itineraries that can be explored on a sup. In Baratti and Populonia, along one of the most evocative stretches of the Etruscan Coast, there exist incredibly important artefacts from the Etruscan and Roman eras. In the Archeological Park, which extends for around 80 hectares and is visible from some parts of the network of equipped trails, visitors connect with history and archeology against the backdrop of an immensely evocative landscape. The medieval village of Populonia, surrounded by walls built to protect the town from pirates and dominated over by the Fortress, dating to the first half of the 15th century.

Cala Violina (“cala” is the italian for cove) in Maremma is a public beach in the shape of a half-moon, offering white sand and crystal-clear water. The blueness of the water and the whiteness of the sand, combined with the greenery of the woods, provide a sublime image. The water is so clear that you can see each grain of sand, each little fish that swims around your feet.