Maremma to discover

Places to taste and remember.

We want to propose a program for a vacation in Maremma.
Some places not to be missed, each with its peculiarities, to taste and remember.

Places to taste and remember.
We want to propose a program for a vacation in Maremma. Some places not to be missed, each with its peculiarities, to taste and remember.

An overview of the beauty of 3 wonderful cities:
Rome, the Eternal City, Siena is universally known for its extraordinary historical heritage and Orvieto with its majestic Duomo and the Pozzo di San Patrizio.

Discover our amazing beaches within walking distance of Palmo di Terra.

Capalbio

One of the most evocative destinations, once ground for bandits, the most famous of whom was Domenico Tiburzi, Capalbio is now a classy “buen retiro” vacation spot for managers, politicians, and journalists.

Orbetello

Orbetello, the “City of Water”, is located on a strip of land connecting Monte Argentario with the mainland by an artificial bridge (the dam) that divides the water into two parts, the Laguna di Ponente on the west side and the Laguna di Levante on the east side of the dam.

The Vulci Archaeological and Natural Park

The ancient Vulci lies in the territory of what is today Montalto di Castro, in the Latium Maremma, close to the territory of Canino.

The Maremma Natural Park

The Maremma Natural Park includes a coastline of more than 9,000 hectares, from Principina a Mare to Talamone. Most of the park is characterized by the Uccellina Mountains.

Mount Amiata

Mount Amiata is located in Southern Tuscany, one side in the province of Grosseto and another side in the province of Siena, in a territory that includes a high number of towns

Argentario

Monte Argentario was an island in ancient times. Because of the debris carried by the Albegna River and the extensive sea current, it then joined the Tyrrhenian Coast with two strips of land

Argentario Islands

All of our guests arrive at Palmo di Terra with the best intentions, maps and travel guides of the area, trying to make sure not to miss any of the Maremma amenities.

The Tufa towns: Pitigliano, Sovana, Sorano

As you drive along the road 74 “Maremmana”, coming from the direction of Manciano, suddenly after the curve you will see Pitigliano, standing on top of a steep tufa rock and surrounded on three sides by ravines and caves cut into the tufa rocks.

The Etruscan hollowed-out paths (Vie Cave)

They are at least 50 in Pitigliano, Sorano, Sovana, and Vitozza, were kilometers long and tens of meters deep. They were dug out of tufa supposedly by the Etruscans in this area more than 2000 years ago.

The Thermal Baths of Saturnia

Saturnia is part of the city of Manciano, on the Maremma hills that extend over the province of Grosseto. An ancient Etruscan town, with its medieval walls and remains of an old Roman road, Saturnia is known for its hot springs dating back to Roman times and still working today.

Mount Labro and the Giurisdavidic Movement

Mount Labro (1,190 meters above sea level) rises to the south-west side of Mount Amiata. It is part of a natural reserve with limited forest vegetation, although chestnut trees, elms, hazelnut trees, and maples grow in this area.

Vitozza

It is one of more extended and important rocky sites in Italy. It’s around 2 kilometers from the center of St. Quirico, the most populous community of of Sorano, reachable by foot.

A sustainable place in the beautiful Maremma Tuscany.

We have created a place where you feel the attempt to get closer to harmony, to experience a different way of living, with full respect for the environment.