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The gorgeous Viareggio is one of the highlights along the Tuscan Coast, an incredible gem that is celebrated for its rich traditions and pristine beaches. And for those who book a villa in Viareggio, the city not only promises a plethora of attractions of its own but it also serves as a very convenient base for day trips across the Tuscan region, allowing you to both enjoy a seaside break and all of the charms of a stay in a villa in Tuscany. However, for those who are exploring Viareggio itself and are looking to make the most of the natural beauty of the area and to stretch their legs, maybe to even take a bit of a break from the sun on a hot summer’s day, then we recommend a visit to the Parco Pineta di Ponente, also known as the Western Pine Forest Park.

If you are looking for elegant and spacious interiors that look as though they are plucked right from the pages of an interiors magazine, as well as an amazing private pool with a perfectly-set-up surrounding area, and lots of spaces for outdoor entertaining and al fresco dining in your next villa rental in Tuscany, then look no further than the truly remarkable Villa La Pineta!

The long stretch of the Tuscan Coast boasts a wide array of pretty beaches – from little strands all around the various islands along the coastline, to the seafronts of charming seaside towns, to the longer stretches, to the famous favourites, to the dog-friendly options, to the hidden gems – and those who find a villa on the Tuscan Coast will have plenty to choose from.

In particular, if you’re thinking about planning a day-trip to the beach and you like to have choices, then we highly recommend taking a boat to the famous island of Elba and heading to the main port town of Portoferraio. 

Right now, if you head on holiday to stay in one of our amazing villas in Tuscany, especially if you find a vacation rental in the Maremma area or a holiday rental in the Val D’Orcia, you will likely encounter the incredible sight of fields upon fields of golden sunflowers. Blooming from around the middle of July until around the middle of August, these stunning flowers may not be native to the area but are now actually a symbol for Tuscany.