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Marina di Vecchiano lies to the north of the Arno in the Nature Park Migliarino San Rossore Massaciuccoli, a short distance from some of Tuscany's most beautiful cities of art.
The 4-kilometre-long beach of fine golden sand extends from the mouth of the Serchio to Torre del Lago Puccini, with the Migliarino Scrub at the back, in one of the few strips of Tuscan coast that is still unpolluted, in a dunal ecosystem of exceptional beauty.
Marina di Vecchiano is known for the vast, relatively uncrowded beach, equipped with modern facilities that perfectly fit within the natural surroundings, making it the ideal destination for anyone seeking a holiday far from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Soft amber dunes covered in lush Mediterranean scrub make way for the “Macchia di Migliarino”, whose pine woods allow sunbathers to take invigorating walks in the shade.
The charming landscape is ideal for hikes and horseback rides amid dry stone walls and green olive groves in a land that is teeming with old churches, castles and fortresses, making these locations unique all year round.
The 4-kilometre-long beach of fine golden sand extends from the mouth of the Serchio to Torre del Lago Puccini, with the Migliarino Scrub at the back, in one of the few strips of Tuscan coast that is still unpolluted, in a dunal ecosystem of exceptional beauty.
Marina di Vecchiano is known for the vast, relatively uncrowded beach, equipped with modern facilities that perfectly fit within the natural surroundings, making it the ideal destination for anyone seeking a holiday far from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Soft amber dunes covered in lush Mediterranean scrub make way for the “Macchia di Migliarino”, whose pine woods allow sunbathers to take invigorating walks in the shade.
The charming landscape is ideal for hikes and horseback rides amid dry stone walls and green olive groves in a land that is teeming with old churches, castles and fortresses, making these locations unique all year round.
