Discover Maremma: A Hidden Gem in the Heart of Tuscany

If you’re dreaming of Italy this summer, let us take you somewhere truly special.Welcome to Maremma, a land where the sea meets the hills, where vineyards stretch endlessly, and time slows down just enough for you to breathe, taste, and feel again.

Located in southern Tuscany, in the province of Grosseto, Maremma is a vast and varied territory where medieval villages, wild nature, excellent food, and sun-drenched coastlines await you. It’s not only beautiful — it’s authentic.

This summer, why not explore the real Tuscany? Not the crowded cities or the postcards — but the quiet charm of places like Pereta, Magliano in Toscana, and Scansano, where the local life still follows the rhythm of the land and the seasons.

🌅 Sea and Mountains, Just Around the Corner

One of the many treasures of this area is its perfect location:From Pereta, Magliano in Toscana, or Scansano, you’re just 30 kilometers from the sea and 50 kilometers from the mountains — everything you could wish for in a Tuscan escape.

The coast near here is simply stunning:Explore the Monte Argentario peninsula with its charming harbors like Porto Ercole and Porto Santo Stefano, or relax on the beaches of Orbetello, Talamone, and La Feniglia.Head further north and you’ll reach Castiglione della Pescaia, Cala Violina, and Punta Ala — all famous for their crystal-clear waters and natural beauty. Even La Giannella and Ansedonia offer long, peaceful stretches of sand.

And if you're craving the cool breeze of the mountains, Mount Amiata ("la Montagnata") is less than an hour away.At 50 kilometers from the village, this peaceful peak offers walking trails, chestnut forests, panoramic views, and a refreshing escape from the summer heat.

From Pereta, you’re perfectly placed to enjoy both the Tuscan hills and the blue horizon — all in the same day.

The Soul of Maremma: Nature, Sea, Wine & History

Maremma offers a rare balance: within just a few kilometers, you can walk through olive groves and vineyards, ride horses on hilltop trails, relax in thermal baths, or dive into the blue waters of Monte Argentario, Orbetello, and Talamone — just 30 minutes from the countryside.

The mountains of Monte Amiata are only 50 km away, perfect for summer hikes and cool retreats.

And what about the food? Here, you’ll enjoy genuine Tuscan flavors: wild boar, fresh pasta, grilled meats, and vegetables picked the same day. All paired with the world-famous Morellino di Scansano wine and the region’s golden extra virgin olive oil.

Meet the Villages: Pereta, Magliano & Scansano

Pereta: The Timeless Hamlet

A tiny medieval village perched on a hill, Pereta feels like a secret — cobbled streets, stone houses with flowered balconies, and views that stretch from the vineyards to the sea.Once a strategic outpost with its ancient gate (Porta di Ponente) and Clock Tower, today it’s a peaceful haven for those seeking quiet beauty.

Where to eat in Pereta:

• Trattoria Da Maria Moretti – Homemade dishes and family warmth.

• Trattoria Da Gaetano – Maremman flavors and generous portions.

• Pizzeria Il Cinghiale Bianco – Authentic wood-fired pizza.

• Where to stay:

• Agriturismo La Pieve

• La Pieve – Margherite

  
  

  

Magliano in Toscana: Vineyards, Views & History

Just a few minutes from Pereta, Magliano is surrounded by ancient walls and olive groves. This village blends historical charm with everyday life. It’s also a base for exploring local wine estates, cycling routes, and panoramic walks.

Where to eat in Magliano:

• Antica Trattoria Aurora

• La Poventa

• Ristorante Da Guido

• Da Sandra

Where to stay:

• Fattoria di Magliano Winery – Wine tasting and countryside luxury.

• Agriturismo Fusini – Tranquility and tradition.

• Tenuta Campospillo, Casa Maria – Great views and hospitality.

  

Scansano: The Land of Wine

Scansano is the home of Morellino, a DOCG red wine that’s become a Tuscan icon. But it’s more than wine — the village itself is charming, alive with summer festivals, local artisans, and spectacular views over hills and forests.

Where to eat in Scansano:

• Il Grottone – A cellar-restaurant with ancient stone walls.

• Il Rifrullo – Family-friendly, relaxed meals.

• La Spianatoia – Homemade pasta and traditional game dishes.

• Osteria del Buttero, La Grotta Azzurra, Franco e Silvana – All authentic and welcoming.

Where to stay:

• Agriturismos like Podere l’Aione, Tenuta San Lodovico, or Villa Preselle offer refined rural stays with pools, wine, and views.

Wineries to visit:

• Vignaioli del Morellino

• Roccapesta

• Poggio La Luna

• Castello di Montepò

• Erik Banti Winery

Many of them offer tastings, tours, and direct wine sales.

Thinking of Staying Forever?

You’re not the first to fall in love with this land.If you’re considering buying a property — whether it’s a stone house with sea view, a small apartment in the village, or a country home to renovate — local real estate agencies are your best allies. They know the market, the people, and the possibilities.

 Your Tuscan Summer Starts Here

Whether you’re looking for a slow holiday, an adventure in nature, a food and wine journey, or even a new life, Maremma offers all of it.

📍 Pereta, Magliano, and Scansano are waiting for you — untouched, beautiful, and welcoming.

Pack light.Leave space for flavors, memories, and maybe… a few bottles of Morellino.

Your summer in southern Tuscany begins now.