Map Experiences

Nestled on the Maremma hillside, Saturnia is a few minutes away from the hot springs by the same name, where the sulphur and sulfate-alkaline-bicarbonate-earthy waters offer relaxation and wellbeing after bathing.

The town is the ideal departure point to visit the surrounding areas and offers many restaurants and shops where you can by typical local products.

Surrounded by turreted walls overhanging the Aragonese fortress, the ancient hamlet of Castiglione della Pescaia contains all of the Maremma landscapes: from the marshlands to the sandy beaches in front of the beautiful Tombolo pine forest, to the hilltops covered by forests, to the rocky coastlines, up to the light blue sea the medieval walls seem to plunge into.

Stage of the characteristic Palio, Siena is one of the wealthiest cities of Italy artistically speaking. From Piazza del Campo to Torre del Mangia, up to the Pinacoteca Nazionale (national art gallery) to the beautiful Cathedral, every Tuscan city seems to conceal pieces of history and culture.

The Sienese territory offers the tourist many itineraries to discover unpolluted natural landscapes, medieval villages which have been perfectly preserved, archeological sites and art cities.

Curling around the magnificent Cathedral, the “old town” of Massa Marittima still has the charm and historical and artistic wealth of the medieval hamlet. The “new town” on the other hand reveals the expansion of the area which started in 1228.

Renowned around the world for Piazza dei Miracoli, where the famous leaning tower rises, Pisa brims with artistic gems to be discovered.

From Piazza dei Cavalieri, where Palazzo della Carovana rises, designed by Giorgio Vasari, to the Arno embankments along the Arno river which host important buildings dating back to the Middle Ages, later transformed throughout the centuries.

Famous for its towers which rise over a hill, San Gimignano was one of the most important villages during the Tuscan Middle Ages. Set along the Via Francigena, the city flourished during those years for the works of art which adorned churches and convents.

Wild vegetation covering over 10,000 hectares of land spreading over the Tyrrhenian coastline from Principina a Mare to Talamone, the Parco dell'Uccellina is a range of inaccessible hills falling to the sea and turning into sandy beaches and reefs, surrounded by marshland, pine forests, tilled fields and pastures.

The Park has many significant geographic areas like the view of the Ombrone river which flows into the sea, with its dark waters which gradually mix with the green ones, or Poggio dei Lecci, the highest point overlooking the entire Tyrrhenian coastline.

Associated with the famous wine, Chianti is a wonderful land not only enogastronomically, but also for its landscape.

Hills dotted with castles, once dwellings built to defend the roads and today transformed into elegant residences; castled towers converted into factories; romantic parish churches and imposing abbeys, more isolated, where culture has always reigned, even today, are only a few gems of this area of Tuscany.

One of the most successful postwar tourist settlements: over 2 km of fine sand beaches with the typical vegetation of the Mediterranean bush on one side and the crystal clear, calm waters of the Tyrrhenian sea on the other.

Aria aperta, natura, relax e competizione: il Gallia Palace Beach&Golf Resort è l’ideale per gli amanti del golf. Distante solo 2 km dal nostro hotel, il Golf Club “Punta Ala” è uno dei campi più grandi d’Europa, sede di importanti gare internazionali.

Sci nautico, wake, giochi d’acqua, windsurf, derive a vela, noleggio gommoni.

Oppure: PUNTA ALA CAVALLI - SCUOLA DI EQUITAZIONE A.S.D.

Via Della Dogana - 58043 Punta Ala (GR) - cell: 388 7347646

Sovana, Sorano Pitigliano

Elba, relitto Elviscot

11 miglia nautiche da Castiglione della Pescaia

Capraia

Giglio