Our collection of Finest luxury villa rentals on the Tuscan Coast

A short history of villa rentals on the Tuscan coast

The Tuscan coastline has always been a preferred destination for travelers looking for a luxury holiday by the sea. The villas that Agence BELLAVISTA offers for rent often offer private access to the golden sandy beaches and crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean. The long sandy beaches, the ease of access, the superb pine forests give these dream houses with their private pools a privileged atmosphere quite special. The view overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea through their park and garden, is certainly one of their most beautiful assets. The Tuscany Coast region, with its coastal towns such as Forte dei Marmi and Porto Ercole, has attracted visitors from all over the world, creating an international community of travellers seeking luxury and privacy. Renowned bathing establishments offer exclusive services and gastronomic experiences, while sunsets over the sea are among the most memorable moments of this seaside holiday in Tuscany.

How to choose your private villa with pool on the Tuscany Coast?

When looking for the perfect private villa with pool on the Tuscan Coast, three key elements deserve special attention.

Whether you choose the area of Castiglione della Pescaia, Bolgheri, Populonia, or in other charming villages, the immediate environment of your villa, the pine forest and the wooded character of the neighborhood must offer an oasis of tranquility, creating an idyllic setting for your holiday by the sea, that

Then, find out about the direct access to the beach, the different bagnos, very important for the success of stay of young and old. nearby picturesque villages such as Castiglioncello, San Vincenzo, or Baratti, will also enrich your experience. in addition, accessibility is essential, ensuring easy access to the jewels of the region, whether visiting the vineyards of Chianti or exploring the artistic treasures of Florence.

Some of the perks and amenities that can make a difference include a private infinity pool with sea views, stylish, air-conditioned rooms, fully equipped kitchens for unforgettable Tuscan meals, high-speed Wi-Fi to stay connected, and concierge service to meet all your needs.

3 things to do near your luxury villa rental on the seaside in Tuscany

The seaside of Tuscany is very conducive to family stays, treat yourself to a week whose key words are discovery, gastronomy and serenity. Do not forget to treat yourself during this week of holidays, olive oil and pizza tastings will be on the menu.

Suggestions for water activities by the sea in Tuscany

On the program, water skiing, private boat trip and sunbathing on the sandy beaches. A few armfuls away several islands are revealed to you, the most select and privileged is surely that of Montecristo. This rock in its raw state is the residence of the monastery of San Mamiliano. This rock is the image of your stay in Tuscany, sunny, peaceful and historic. True national heritage, the Italian shade will make you feel an impression of dolce vita. You can enjoy your meals on the shaded terrace alone with the wild landscape. The warmth mixed with the calm and serenity of the place will offer you an incomparable stay.

<:3>Take half a day to stroll through Livorno and Pisa

The seaside is idyllic, enjoy Livorno to let yourself be carried away by the architecture of this medieval village. Discover Villa Mimbelli, in a chic Renaissance style, it is ideally placed between the fortress and the Mascagni Terrace. Not far away is the medieval city of Pisa, world famous for its slightly inclined tower. To the north you will find Forte dei Marmi and its long beach that stretches for several kilometers.

Discover the seaside of the Tuscany coast, and the Etruscan villages

If you feel like going even further south of Tuscany, you will discover Marina di Alberese. Its long sandy beach is ideal for your walks until sunset. The city of Grosseto is just a stone’s throw from our charming villas. Take the opportunity to visit the Duomo of San Lorenzo which is accompanied by a tower reminiscent of the model of that of Bologna. History is an integral part of Tuscan identity. Homeland of many peoples, the Etruscan era is definitely the one that forged this region. Not far from Grosseto, discover Saturnia. It is an Etruscan site known for its open-air thermal baths. These are sulphurous waters that rise from Mount Amiata, the temperature can easily approach 30 degrees! Not far away, an Etruscan necropolis, Castiglioncello del Trinoro carved into the red rock reveals more than 2,000 years of history. The place has remained frozen in time, the windows, the rocky interiors, you have in front of you the villas of the Bronze Age!

Several ferries depart from the city of Livorno. You can reach the island of Elba in just one hour. To you the long beaches of the seaside resort of Porto Ferrario! Enjoy the spiaggia, beaches of Sottomba, Seccione and Sorgente. If you feel like it, climb to the point of Santa Lucia. You will deserve your view of the port from which you docked. Taste the Tuscan specialties that will be served in the bar restaurants of the island. Tagliatelle with truffles, Papa al Pomodoro (a thick soup made from tomatoes) or panzanella are the specialties not to be missed. Panzanella is a salad made of Italian rice, brightly colored fruit with a drizzle of olive oil. Wine is a real religion in Italy, drink the Bolgheri. Originally from Livorno, this highly esteemed Italian grape variety, is named super Tuscan it will make you rediscover the red. Tuscany is obviously known for its wonderful Chianti, which is why we have a collection of such luxurious villas. The emblem of Chianti, a black rooster proudly poses on the bottles of this wine of character. Venture into an enoteca to enjoy it with the professionals of this drink. Olive oil is the other specialty of the region, on the roads you will walk along many estates and can taste products where prices can make the best wine producers jealous.

Moving a little away from the Tuscan coast, we have Siena and its Piazza del Campo. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is located in the historic heart of the village. Take the opportunity to bite into an Italian ice cream to cool off. Enjoy a Crema de Grom, made with biscuit and chocolate chips. A little further you will find the Castle of Brolio, a military building where the forest has regained its rights. Trees and statues of animals have taken up residence in the inner and outer courtyards. Tuscany has a few islands, a legacy of the Grand Duchy. The island of Montecristo and Gigli are the most beautiful. You can borrow a private boat and treat yourself to a trip in a setting that few people know. The purpose of your getaway is of course to escape to the most privileged places in Italy.

They stayed for rent a luxury villa with pool on the Tuscan Coast with BELLAVISTA

“The beaches of the Tuscany Coast are a real paradise, very very safe for families with children. Beautiful days at the beach and dinners in excellent local restaurants.” EMONE, Geneva, August 2021

“We really enjoyed the beaches of the Tuscan Coast and the restaurants” DAPSENS, Luxembourg, Sep 2019

“Very nice quality of stay, and services. Sea view over vegetation of rare beauty.” KRACOVSKI, London, June 2015

“Our family holiday on the Tuscany Coast was memorable. The golden sandy beaches, picturesque villages and culinary delights have delighted young and old alike.” FAELL, Brussels, April 2013

When to stay on the Tuscany Coast?

If it is true that summer is the very very high season on the Tuscan coast, the temperatures are warm, and that the crowds can put off some, it is still the ideal time to enjoy the beaches, water activities and local festivals. The whole region vibrates intensely, especially around August 15.

However, spring is not to be outdone, it is in our opinion a wonderful time to visit this part of the Tuscan coast. Temperatures are starting to warm up, and the vegetation is already lush.

In autumn, the temperatures remain pleasant, the sea is always warm, and you arrive after the crowds. Chianti with its local cuisine is not far away, and the profusion of seasonal products available nearby will delight your taste buds