Villages in the Maremma to visit from Castiglione della Pescaia

The coast is an excellent starting point for discovering small villages rich in history and traditions. From Castiglione della Pescaia, you can plan excursions through charming villages, rolling hills and the landscapes of the Maremma countryside.

Castiglione della Pescaia – Camping Village Rocchette
Castiglione della Pescaia – Camping Village Rocchette

Vetulonia between village life and Etruscan history

Vetulonia is one of the most interesting destinations near Castiglione della Pescaia. This small village has strong connections to its Etruscan past, offering visitors the opportunity to combine a stroll through its streets with a journey into the history of the area.

Its hilltop location also provides sweeping views across the Maremma plains. It is an ideal destination for an excursion lasting a few hours, easily combined with a relaxing day on the coast.

Tirli, a small village surrounded by woodland

Tirli offers a very different atmosphere from the seaside resorts. Located inland and surrounded by greenery, the village features narrow streets and picturesque corners that preserve the traditional character of Maremma’s small rural communities.

It is an excellent choice for a peaceful walk away from the busier tourist areas or as a stop to discover local cuisine and traditions. Its proximity to the coast makes it easy to include in your holiday itinerary.

Buriano and the maremma landscape

Buriano is another interesting destination for visitors wishing to explore the area surrounding Castiglione della Pescaia. Set in a panoramic position, the village retains a peaceful atmosphere, far removed from the lively pace of the coastal resorts.

A visit can be combined with a trip to the nearby Diaccia Botrona Nature Reserve, creating an itinerary that brings together a charming historic village and one of the area’s most distinctive natural environments.

Massa Marittima for an excursion into the countryside

With a little more time available, you can reach Massa Marittima, one of the best-known historic towns in Maremma. The highlight of a visit is Piazza Garibaldi, dominated by the Cathedral of San Cerbone and surrounded by medieval buildings.
Compared to the nearby villages, Massa Marittima requires a longer journey, but it can easily become the main destination for a day exploring the countryside, especially during a longer holiday.

Combine village excursions with days at the beach

Exploring the villages offers the opportunity to discover a different side of Maremma beyond its coastline. However, there is no need to plan overly demanding itineraries. A great option is to alternate a day of sightseeing with a relaxing day at Rocchette beach.

Camping Village Rocchette is an ideal base for exploring both the coast and the surrounding countryside. After visiting Vetulonia, Tirli, Buriano or more distant destinations, you can return to the seaside and spend the rest of the day relaxing.

Guests staying in bungalows, Lodge Tent or on camping pitches can organise their excursions independently, choosing a different destination each day and gradually discovering the diversity of the Maremma region.

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