What to Do Near Il Baciarino: Your Guide to Maremma, Tuscany

Aug 9

Staying at Il Baciarino means peace in the hills above Vetulonia—and easy day trips to villages, wineries, hot springs, beaches, and nature trails. Here are our top recommendations to make the most of your time in southern Tuscany.

Explore Medieval Villages

Vetulonia (walking distance)
An ancient Etruscan hill town with panoramic views, the Archaeological Museum, and nearby Etruscan tombs. Perfect for a slow morning in the village.

Massa Marittima (30 min)
Medieval streets, artisan shops, cafés, and the striking Cathedral of San Cerbone. Stay for golden-hour views from the old walls.

Wine Tasting in the Tuscan Countryside

Within a short drive of Il Baciarino you’ll find outstanding wineries for tours and tastings:

Tenuta Fertuna – Elegant tastings among rolling vineyards.
Le Mortelle – Renowned estate with beautiful cellar and views.
ColleMassari – Organic wines and in-depth tours.

Relax in Natural Hot Springs

Terme di Saturnia (1h) – Famous thermal cascades with warm, mineral-rich waters.
Bagni di Petriolo (near Siena) – Rustic river-side springs with fewer crowds.

Beach Day on the Tuscan Coast

Cala Violina – Turquoise water and fine sand. (Booking required 3 days in advance.)
Castiglione della Pescaia – Long sandy beach plus a lively old town.

Outdoor Adventures in Maremma Regional Park

Parco della Maremma (Uccellina) has trails through Mediterranean forest, coastal viewpoints, and wildlife. Biking routes are available for different skill levels.

Local Dining

In Vetulonia

La Vecchia Cantina – Traditional Tuscan dishes with local ingredients, just a walk from Il Baciarino.

In Castiglione della Pescaia

Pane e Vino – Great seafood and pasta.
La Fortezza – Scenic dining with traditional Tuscan menu.
Posto Pubblico – Modern take on Tuscan classics.

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