Sandaya Etruria

In the area, there are several Tuscan villages such as Castagneto Carducci and Bolgheri. Narrow streets, small squares, and views over the hills. In Bolgheri, you enter the village via a long avenue lined with cypresses. Along the way, you'll come across wineries and small restaurants featuring local dishes on the menu. Take your time to walk around and stop somewhere.

Along the coast there are several nature reserves where you can walk and cycle. The Rimigliano nature park is a short distance away and runs right along the sea. Here, you walk between pine trees, dunes, and open stretches of beach. Further inland are areas such as Bolgheri and Montioni, with routes through forests and hills. On the way, you’ll encounter little development, and the surroundings are mainly defined by nature. The paths are suitable for both short walks and longer hikes. Thanks to the combination of forest and coast, it feels different every time. Bring water and wear good shoes, as some routes have gentle inclines and descents.

About 2 kilometers away you'll find Cavallino Matto, an amusement park with roller coasters, water attractions, and shows. It's a place where you can easily spend a whole day. For those who prefer something a bit quieter, there are several coastal towns nearby where you can swim, cycle, or rent a boat. In San Vincenzo you'll find a harbor and opportunities for water sports. Cecina and Vada are also within reach for a day trip. Here you'll find a mix of beaches, small shops, and local markets. In the surrounding area, you can also cycle along the coast or head inland. The distances are easy to manage, allowing you to combine multiple places in a single day.