Places to visit
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| Porto Santo Stefano This is a picturesque maritime center established between the 15th-16th centuries by fishermen from Elba and Liguria who settled here. Departures from Porto Santo Stefano give access to the Isola del Giglio. |
Talamone Talamone is a charming fishing village overlooked by an ancient castle. The local beach is famous not only for the amazingly clear blue water but also for kitesurfing. Also, interesting to know, the James Bond 007 movie "Quantum of Solace" was filmed here! |
Therme di Saturnia (Saturnia hot springs) Discovered and frequently used by the Romans, these hot springs are open all year round and always keep a temperature of 37,5 degrees Celsius! In the Middle Ages, legend says that the Saturnia hot springs were the devil's doorway from hell because of the strong satanic odor (sulphur) that naturally comes from the water! |
Natural Park of Maremma
Visit the incredible Natural Park of Maremma with its lush vegetation, various animal- and bird
species and glorious beaches, which supposedly offer the cleanest water in Italy!
Founded in 1975, the park spreads from the Ombrone river along 25 km of breathtaking coastline
all the way to Talamone.
Some animals to see; wild boar, fox, deer, horses, wild cats, pecan and stone marten. And some
birds to see; black bird, green finch, corn bunting, serin, the black cap, the green woodpecker and
the sandpiper.
The Natural Park of Maremma is open every day all year round. To enter the park, purchase
tickets at the entrance or Visitor's Center.
