
Luxury Villas on the Tuscan Coast
Awe-inspiring Tuscan Coast villas, set between historic villages and clear Mediterranean waters.

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Travel guide
Our guide to the Tuscan coast
For many travellers, Tuscany needs no introduction. It is world-famous as the heart of the Renaissance; its artistic and architectural treasures are beyond compare; and its landscapes of rolling olive groves, cypress trees, and hill-top farmhouses are part of the popular imagination. But the added ingredient that really made us fall for Tuscany was its idyllic coastline, whose golden beaches remain off-the-beaten-track for most visitors.
Things to know about tuscany
- Capital: Florence
- Surface area: 22,994 km²
- Population: 3.75 million (approx)
- Highest point: Mount Pisanino (1,946m)
- UNESCO World Heritage Sites: 7
- Famous Tuscans: Dante Alighieri, St Catherine of Siena, Leonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Amerigo Vespucci, Niccolò Machiavelli, Catherine de’ Medici, Galileo Galilei, Giacomo Puccini, Guccio Gucci, Roberto Benigni
Frequently Asked Questions
Why Visit the Tuscan Coast?
Where Should You Stay on the Tuscan Coast?
What Is There to Do on the Coast of Tuscany?
Our handpicked Tuscany experiences will take you on a sensorial journey of this enchanting region. Along the coast, private yacht and boat charters open up opportunities for sunset sails, island hopping and full-day voyages tailored to your pace. Inland, the same spirit of discovery continues with vineyard tastings, pasta-making classes and in-villa dining led by local chefs, alongside guided tours through historic towns and coastal villages. Speak with your Villa Specialist to build an itinerary that brings together the best of Tuscany's coast and countryside.
How to Get to the Coast of Tuscany
You can get to the coast of Tuscany from Pisa International Airport (PSA). Florence Peretola Airport (FLR) is best for access to Florence, Fiesole, the Chianti region, and central Tuscany. From Pisa, Castiglione della Pescaia is roughly two hours south by car or chauffeur. Car hire is strongly recommended, so you can travel between smaller coastal villages, beaches and the countryside on your own schedule. Our Villa Specialists will support in booking the best transfers and car hire for your group.
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