Nature and Trekking

Hospitality begins with listening to the land. Discover the authentic, eco-conscious heart of Versilia: take a slow journey along historic paths and untouched landscapes, where nature's beauty meets a shared commitment to protecting our environment.

Cinque Terre Trekking

Trails Frozen in Time

Start your hike in Vernazza, one of Italy’s most enchanting villages. Get lost in its narrow alleys, shadowed by Doria Castle, as vibrant colorful buildings catch the sun. The path then leads toward Monterosso, climbing trails suspended between the Ligurian Sea and aromatic coastal foliage.

Coastal trail pass: €7.50 per person.

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Sant'Anna Trekking

The Apuan Alps Park offers incredible natural beauty as our region’s main green lung, yet its history holds profound weight. In 1944, these peaks were the site of fierce battles and Nazi massacres that forever shaped the local community. Combining hiking with historical reflection allows us to share these stories, honoring both the breathtaking landscape and the people who fought to protect it.

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Walking with Michelangelo

Uncover the history and nature of Tuscany on a guided walking tour of Seravezza, featuring the UNESCO-listed Medici Palace. Follow an ancient mountain path through chestnut forests, historic marble quarries, and charming hamlets, concluding at a breathtaking isolated church where Michelangelo left his mark.

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WWF Oasis

The Dunes of Forte dei Marmi

An inspiring experience for families and nature enthusiasts dedicated to environmental preservation. Expert guides will walk guests through this unique ecosystem, highlighting its ecological value and the vital importance of its protection. Established in the early 1990s, this oasis represents the sole untouched coastal stretch in northern Tuscany above Viareggio—a sanctuary where WWF actively safeguards the last wild dunes of Versilia.

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Corchia Cave

Part of the UNESCO World Geopark in the Apuan Alps, the Corchia Cave reveals a breathtaking subterranean world—a labyrinth of caverns, shafts, and natural halls carved by water over millions of years inside the marble heart of Mount Corchia. With over 70 kilometers of mapped galleries and 20 entrances across the mountain, expert speleologists continue to unveil new chambers and hidden treasures within the stone.

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