The Maremma spreads in southern Tuscany. It is a still wild region where ancient traditions survive in pure nature. To sea lovers,

the Maremma offers kilometres of sandy beaches, small bights and crystalline sea where to scuba dive at the discovery of the animals and plants living in this corner of paradise.

The Maremma is not only synonym with beach and sea: the Maremma is also art, history and culture, with the Etruscan cities of Populonia, Vetulonia and Roselle and its numerous hamlets and castles; the Maremma is also health and well-being, with the spas in Saturnia; and to mountain lovers, the Maremma offers the possibility of hiking on the mount Amiata.


Maremma - Coastal Region in Southern Tuscany

Maremma is the name of a wide coastal region stretching in southern Tuscany and northern Lazio; traditionally, it is divided into "Maremma pisano-livornese" - the northern part of Maremma, in the provinces of Pisa and Livorno -, "Maremma grossetana" - the central part of the region, stretching in the province of Grosseto between the gulf of Follonica and the Chiarone torrent - and "Maremma laziale" - the southern third of Maremma. The "Maremma grossetana" includes the municipalities of Grosseto, Follonica, Castiglione della Pescaia, Orbetello, Massa Marittima, Roccastrada, Montemassi, Vetulonia, Pitigliano, Sorano, Sovana and Saturnia.