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Our resorts and villas in Tuscany
Our idyllic villas in Tuscany are scattered around the countryside between tiny villages, where many are reached by driving off the beaten track along unsurfaced country roads where breathtaking views make a few bumps worthwhile. Too numerous to mention in detail, most of these villages have at least one café, bar and mini-market, and for a greater selection, you can visit one of the nearby towns.
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We offer a great choice of flights to Pisa, Florence, and Peruglia airports in Tuscany. Take a look at the transfer time listed on your chosen accommodation page to see the closest airport.
We also offer a self drive option for guests staying at our villas in Italy, via ferry or Eurotunnel crossings from the UK to France.
We also offer a self drive option for guests staying at our villas in Italy, via ferry or Eurotunnel crossings from the UK to France.
| No. of Villas | Time from airport | |
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| Volterra | 6 |
1 hr 10 mins from Pisa
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| This beautiful hilltop city occupies a breathtaking position overlooking vast expanses of the famous Tuscan landscape. Volterra is not as well-known to tourists as the neighbouring city of San Gimignano, but offers a wealth of historical and artistic treasures as well as some wonderful architecture. These include two beautiful castles, a well-preserved Roman amphitheatre, and a number of Etruscan sites. The town also boasts a beautiful domed cathedral built in a Romanesque style. Volterra is also famous for its alabaster crafts, which are for sale in abundance throughout the city. The surrounding valleys and countryside are perfect for touring by car, and the vineyards of the Chianti region are also not far away, where you can learn more about how this world famous wine is made. | ||
| Montecatini Val di Cecina | 5 |
1 hr 40 mins from Pisa
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| The charming town of Montecatini Val di Cecina rests amid beautiful scenery atop the Poggio la Croce hill, enjoying spectacular views over the Cecina valley and towards nearby Volterra. Superbly preserved, medieval buildings huddle along the winding streets and alleyways within the town walls. The town boasts a very rich history, first settled by the Etruscans and later used as a Roman lookout post, and you will find a variety of architectural styles on display. Take a leisurely stroll to admire the Romanesque church, cylindrical towers, and elegant piazzas, as well as the imposing Belforti tower, which dominates the skyline. | ||
| Monteverdi Marittimo | 5 |
2 hrs from Pisa
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| This tranquil, medieval hilltop village is set amid beautiful scenery – surrounded by beautiful woodland and boasting wonderful views over the nearby plain towards the sea. Monteverdi Marittimo is rich in history, architecture and nature – as well as great hospitality from local people. If you wish to find out a bit more about the area’s past, there are many fascinating Roman ruins to discover nearby, including a Roman road and the ruins of an ancient villa. If you wish to enjoy a day out to the beach, the beautiful sandy beach at Marina di Donoratico is just a 35 minute drive away. | ||
| Castiglion Fiorentino, Arezzo | 3 |
2 hrs 15 mins from Rome Ciampino
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| This beautiful village is steeped in history with influences of Etruscan, Roman, medieval, and the Renaissance with many of its ancients building housing some fascinating artwork. The village centre hosts a wide variety of restaurants serving typical Tuscan dishes, bars and plenty of shops to browse. It is also a good base to explore the cities with great tourist attractions such as Florence, Siena, Perugia, Assisi and Arezzo. Arezzo being the nearest which is a prosperous city, renowned for its jewellery and antique industry, attracting antique dealers from all over Italy to its monthly antiques market in the Piazza Grande. | ||
| Ghizzano | 2 |
45 mins from Pisa
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| This tranquil and traditional Tuscan village is located amid beautiful rolling hills and lush countryside. The ideal choice for relaxation or exploring the surrounding landscape, Ghizzano is also within driving distance of the magnificent cities of Florence and Pisa, both of which make excellent day trips, and San Gimignano is close by. Ghizzano itself offers a small range of shops and amenities, whilst the nearby towns of Peccioli and Pontadera offer a wider selection of facilities just a short drive away. Whilst you’re stocking up on essentials, don’t miss the rich history and architecture of medieval Peccioli including two churches – Chiesa di San Verano and Chiesa del Carmine, and the ruins of the fortress of Castruccio Castracani. | ||
| Alberoro, Monte San Savino | 1 |
2 hrs from Pisa
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| The small village of Alberoro is perfect if you want to soak up the traditions and explore the beautiful countryside of this rich and diverse region of Italy. Amenities can be found just a short drive away in the historic town of Monte San Savino, which also offers much history and culture, as well as the convenience of being within a short drive of some of Tuscany’s most beautiful cities. The stunning town of Arezzo is just 20 kilometres drive away, whilst the historic cities of Florence and Siena are also well located for day trips by car. | ||
| Bibbona, Livorno | 1 |
1 hr 40 mins from Pisa
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| Situated just a few minutes’ drive away from the Tuscan coastline, Bibbona is a fantastic base for relaxing on the nearby beaches, or venturing inland to explore the beautiful hills and rolling countryside. The nearby coastal town of Marina di Bibbona is a good starting point from which to explore the beautiful sandy beaches dotted all along the coastline – perfect for enjoying the lovely summer climate. Bibbona is also a great base from which to enjoy walking or cycling amid the stunning scenery, or enjoying a day trip to the historic cities of Pisa, Florence or Siena to experience some of Italy’s most beautiful art and architecture. | ||
| Casciana Terme | 1 |
1 hr from Pisa
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| Set amid the stunning Pisan hills, the lovely spa town of Casciana Terme offers a taste of the real Italy. Here you can enjoy traditional cuisine, the rich cultural life, and a warm welcome from the locals. The piazza is the heart of the town, providing a meeting point for locals and somewhere you’ll just want to sit and watch the world go by. Casciana Terme is surrounded by beautiful countryside scattered with many quaint medieval towns – best explored at your own pace with a leisurely stroll. This is also a good area for wine production, and you will notice many vineyards on the slopes of the nearby hills. | ||
| Castelnuovo di Garfagnano | 1 |
1 hr 20 mins from Pisa
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| Soak up a taste of the local lifestyle, culture and cuisine in charming Castelnuovo di Garfagnano. The town has been beautifully restored following damage during the Second World War, and is a pleasant place to stroll around. Within the piazza at the heart of town, you will find the attractive, 16th century duomo and also a fortress. Castelnuovo di Garfagnano is a great base for exploring this beautiful area of Tuscany. The beautiful city of Lucca makes a great day trip, just a one hour drive south of the town, and you can also reach the beautiful Tuscan coast within a one-and-a-half hour journey by car. | ||
| Donoratico, Bolgheri, Livorno | 1 |
2 hrs from Pisa
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| You can enjoy the best of both worlds at the laid-back resort of Donoratico – lazy days on the golden sandy beaches of the nearby Etruscan coast, and fascinating days out exploring the beautiful scenery and hill towns just inland. Donoratico is located on an olive grove and vineyard covered plain between the sea and the mountains, offering peace and tranquillity whilst being easily accessed via the motorway from Pisa and Livorno to the north, and Grossetto and Rome to the south. Just a short drive away from the beach and resort of Marina di Castagneto, Donoratico offers a small selection of shops, restaurants and bars, including three supermarkets. The town also has a train station which can be a cost-effective and relaxing way to visit historic Tuscan cities such as Pisa and Florence. Inland from Donoratico, the typical Tuscan hill town of Castagneto Carducci is just a 10 minute drive away, where traditional restaurants provide the perfect vantage point for watching dramatic sunsets over the coastal plain and out across the Ligurian Sea. | ||
| Gambassi Terme | 1 |
1 hr 15 mins from Pisa
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| A picturesque Tuscan hill town, Gambassi Terme is set in a beautiful position surrounded by lush pine trees and olive groves. This beautiful surrounding countryside offers plenty of opportunities for hill walking or mountain biking, and simply enjoying the abundant plant life and wildlife. The town itself boasts many historical, artistic and architectural treasures amid its medieval streets and alleyways – perfect for exploring. From here, you also have the opportunity to discover the lovely city of San Gimignano – with its unmistakable skyline, just a 30 minute drive away, whilst historic Pisa with its world-famous leaning tower, is also within reach for day trips. | ||
| Greve in Chianti | 1 |
1 hr 30 mins from Pisa
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| Located at the heart of the world-famous Chianti wine producing region, the attractive town of Greve takes its name from the fast-flowing river that runs through its centre. You will find several interesting historical buildings within the streets that lead out from the triangular-shaped piazza located at the centre of town. Greve is quite a large town, offering a good range of amenities and perfect for stocking up on holiday essentials. However, it remains off the beaten track and retains an authentic atmosphere. You will find a choice of shops and restaurants here, as well as a popular local market held within the main piazza. | ||
| Legoli, Peccioli | 1 |
1 hr from Pisa
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| Tiny Legoli is surrounded by tranquil countryside, providing the perfect destination to get away from it all and completely unwind. The village offers basic facilities including a small selection of traditional restaurants, whilst the larger, medieval town of Peccioli is just a short drive away – with a wider choice of amenities. Peccioli dominates the hilltop on which it rests, and is characterised by winding streets and alleyways. Here you will find a number of restaurants and cafes, great for passing a relaxing morning or afternoon watching the world go by and for soaking up some of the traditional laid-back local lifestyle. | ||
| Lustignano, Pomarance | 1 |
2 hrs from Pisa
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| Pomarance stands on a small hill, south of the river Cecina, on the road from Volterra to Massa Marittima. The surrounding terrain offers an interesting combination of historic and naturalistic elements, marked by the geothermal steam jets, now used to produce electrical power. The wooden hill-top villages of Micciano, Libbiano, Montegemoli, Serrazzano, Lustignano and San Dalmazio surround the territory where you will find many attractions such as the ruins of the Norman-Romanesque church, the fortress of Sillano, and finally the fumaroles and the Geothermal Museum of Larderello. | ||
| Marti, Montopoli Val d'Arno | 1 |
45 mins from Pisa
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| Located between the historic cities of Pisa and Florence, the village of Marti offers a wonderful glimpse of traditional Italian life, and is also the perfect base for exploring this beautiful area of Tuscany. The quaint village centre boasts a laid-back atmosphere, perfect for total relaxation in one of the small selection of cafes and bars. Here you will also find a mini market and shops selling basic supplies. The larger town of Montopoli Val d’Arno can be reached within a 15 minute drive, where you will find a wider choice of restaurants and shops. For days out packed with culture and history, Pisa is just 45 minutes’ drive away and Florence is just over an hour away by car. | ||
| Montalcino | 1 |
2 hrs 40 mins from Rome Ciampino
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| Picturesque Montalcino is perched in a spectacular position atop a hill. Wonderful views over the surrounding landscape can be best appreciated from the castle that towers over the village. From here you can gaze over the terracotta-coloured rooftops and church bell towers towards the patchwork of undulating fields, olive groves, and woodland beyond. Montalcino is characterised by typical, Tuscan stone buildings set among a maze of little streets and passages. You will find a number of traditional shops, cafes, restaurants and gift shops here. The town is famous for its excellent Brunello wines – a bottle of which could make the ideal souvenir of your stay in Montalcino. | ||
| Montelopio, Peccioli | 1 |
45 mins from Pisa
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| Idyllic and traditional, this typical Tuscan village is surrounded by picturesque countryside – ideal for total relaxation, and an authentic taste of the region. The village centre features basic amenities including a mini-market and restaurant, whilst a larger range of facilities can be found in the pretty town of Peccioli, just a short drive away. Peccioli is a beautiful, medieval town surrounded by olive groves and vineyards. This traditional town boasts rich culture and history – and if you’re visiting at the end of September, don’t miss the colourful Festival of San Colombano which includes a procession and the chance to taste local food and wine. | ||
| Pieve di Compito, Lucca | 1 |
35 mins from Pisa
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| This attractive medieval town is set on a hillside amid wooded, mountainous terrain in the north of Tuscany. The lush, undulating landscape makes this an idyllic location for your Tuscan villa holiday. Surrounded by olive groves, Pieve di Compito is wonderfully picturesque. The village boasts a lovely old church with a bell tower that rises high above the surrounding buildings. Pieve di Compito is a great base for touring the historical sites of Tuscany, with the cities of Florence and Pisa both within driving distance. The village is also superbly located for visiting the historic walled city of Lucca, which can be reached within just a 15 minute drive. If you would like to spend some time on the beach during your holiday, another great day trip is to the popular coastal resort of Viareggio. | ||
| Pomarance | 1 |
1 hr from Pisa
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| The small hilltop village is set amid rolling Tuscan countryside. The area combines a rich history with an interesting natural environment. Geothermal energy occurs in the nearby area, which is now used to produce electricity. If you wish to explore further afield, the picturesque town of Volterra is just half an hours’ drive away, whist the city of Pisa with its rich history and architecture, can be reached in under an hour-and-a-half. If you would like to spend a day at the beach, the beautiful Etruscan coast is perfect for a day trip – under an hour’s drive away, and offering some lovely, sandy beaches. | ||
| Radicofani, Siena | 1 |
2 hrs from Pisa
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| The attractive little town of Radicofani is set amid a hilly landscape of scenic woodland and vineyards around 60 kilometres south east of Siena. Historically, the village was one of Italy’s most important strongholds, and standing a top a hill overlooking the main village is the Rocca, or castle. The spectacular views from the castle over the valley and surrounding landscape are well worth the 30 minute walk up the hill from the village centre. The pretty, Romanesque church in the village centre is another of the highlights of this picturesque town. The historic city of Siena is a great day trip from the village, whilst the neighbouring region of Umbria is also close by. | ||
| Radicondoli, Siena | 1 |
2 hrs from Pisa
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| This lovely little village is set within the quintessential Tuscan rolling countryside, a patchwork of gold, green, and brown dotted with lush cypress trees. Radicondoli boasts a rich and diverse history, having first been settled by the Etruscans and later the Romans. You will also find a rich local culture and history here, and the perfect chance to soak up some of the tradition is the popular annual festival held on May 1st which features a number of different walks in the local area, as well as music and a parade. The magnificent city of Siena, with its stunningly beautiful skyline of domes and towers is just a short drive away. | ||
| Santa Luce | 1 |
1 hr from Pisa
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| This beautiful little village is set amid the typical, unspoilt countryside of southern Tuscany. Explore the beautiful landscape or spend the day on the beaches of the Etruscan coast – Santa Luce is located within just a 30 minute drive of the sea. If you wish to explore further afield, the coastal city of Livorno with its maritime history is a short drive away, whilst a trip a little further north will bring you to the historic city of Pisa. Here you can visit the world-famous Torre Pendente, the leaning tower, and discover the beautiful architecture of the surrounding buildings. | ||
| Santa Maria | 1 |
40 mins from Pisa
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| The ideal location if you wish to soak up some history, Santa Maria is perfectly positioned for visiting the fascinating cities of Lucca and Pisa, both just a 45-minute drive from the village. The village is surrounded by the stunning countryside that captivates visitors to the region – best explored on foot or by bicycle. In the quaint village centre you will be able to soak up the authentic local atmosphere and maybe try a few words of Italian! The city of Lucca makes a great day trip by car, with its beautiful architecture, historic buildings, winding streets and bustling piazzas. | ||
| Sinalunga | 1 |
2 hrs from Rome Ciampino
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| This pretty village is located in the heart of Tuscany making it an ideal place to explore the many fascinating towns and cities Tuscany is proud to offer. The village itself provides a good variety of shops for your day to day to needs, with many selling local produce such as cheese, salamis and wine. The magical city of Siena is only half an hour away with its enchanting cobbled streets and medieval square; famous for its Palio horserace, while one of Italy's finest regions Montepulciano is just twenty minutes away by car. | ||
| Trequanda | 1 |
2 hrs 10 mins from Rome Ciampino
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| Picturesque and tranquil, this typical hilltop town is surrounded by lush forests and vineyards, olive groves and golden fields. The attractive town square, with its beautiful castle, town hall and church is located at the top of the town, with narrow streets, alleyways and medieval covered passages leading down amongst the quaint buildings. The town is wonderfully traditional, with the opportunity to immerse yourself in local life, and try some of the delicious local produce which includes lovely olive oil, great wine, and delicious pecorino cheese, and salami. You can also enjoy spending a day visiting the beautiful city of Siena – well worth the one hour drive from Trequanda. | ||
| Ullignano, San Gimignano | 1 |
1 hr 30 mins from Pisa
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| This small, rural village is set amid beautiful Tuscan countryside not far from the historic towns of San Gimignano and Volterra. Ulignano is the ideal base for an idyllic, authentic holiday – as well as offering a great base from which to tour the area. San Gimignano is a simply beautiful town, best known for the thirteen stone towers that dominate the skyline. The Torre Grosso is the highest, and spectacular views can be enjoyed from the top. Volterra is a historic hilltop town, surrounded by majestic valleys and hills of typical Tuscan countryside. The world-renowned vineyards of the Chianti wine region are also nearby, where you can learn more about how the wine is made and maybe even take home a bottle or two as a great souvenir of the area. | ||
| Vicopisano | 1 |
30 mins from Pisa
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| Steeped in history, the lovely little town of Vicopisano is thought to have once been inhabited by the Etruscans. Many hints of the town’s rich history can still be seen today and you will love strolling around the winding little streets and discovering historical treasures. The beautiful church of Santa Maria is covered with wonderful frescos, some of the oldest examples in the area. Vicopisano’s past is celebrated each summer with the “Festa Medievale” – the medieval festival, where you can enjoy some local culture and learn a bit more about the history. The surrounding countryside is beautiful, and perfect for spending a relaxing day cycling, walking or picnicking! | ||
| Vinci, Florence | 1 |
1 hr from Pisa
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| Close to the city of Florence, Vinci is the birth town of one of history's favourite icons Leonardo da Vinci. This beautiful hilltop village dates back to the early middle ages and brims with warmth and charm proudly sharing its link with history to the many tourists visiting each year. The village is dominated by a castle now housing the Leonardo museum which is said to hold one of the largest and original collections of machines and models of Leonardo the inventor. Leading up to the castle you will find a maze of cobbled streets with quaint eateries and pavement cafes offering numerous wines from the region and delicious delicacies. The area surrounding Vinci is an area of unquestionable beauty with Olive Groves and green hills as far as the eye can see. | ||
Villas in Volterra