First stop to  visit to the Carrara quarries that offers a unique experience combining nature, history, art, and craftsmanship, revealing the fascinating journey of marble from the mountains to sculptures, monuments, and buildings around the world.

After the visit, we continue to the Versilia coast. We will stop for lunch and then arrive at   Forte dei Marmi,  this village is one of Tuscany’s most elegant seaside areas. It offers long, wide sandy beaches, well-equipped beach clubs, seaside promenades, pine woods, and the striking backdrop of the Apuan Alps.

Forte dei Marmi is the most exclusive part of Versilia, famous for its elegant beach clubs, luxury shopping, historic pier, and sophisticated yet laid-back atmosphere.

Viareggio has a lively, more urban atmosphere, known for its Liberty-style seafront, marina, Carnival tradition, and spacious beaches. Moving north, the coast becomes increasingly refined, with stylish resorts, restaurants by the sea, villas, boutiques, and a relaxed summer lifestyle.

Overall, Versilia is ideal for international guests looking for a classic Italian seaside experience: beautiful sandy beaches, excellent food, elegant surroundings, cycling paths, evening promenades, and charming Tuscan towns just a short distance from the coast.