Discover Your Next Exclusive Italian Villa with Salogi

Spanning over 300km, the coastline of Tuscany offers beautiful beaches, hidden coves, and nature reserves. The characteristics of these beaches vary greatly, with some stretching for kilometres, offering crystal-clear sea, soft golden sand, and others are small rocky coves hidden amongst forested hills. Complemented by picturesque countryside, and quaint wine towns, it’s no wonder Tuscany is such a hotspot for holidaymakers. 
The best time to visit is late Spring (April to May) and early Autumn (September to October) as this is when the landscape is most beautiful, and the temperature is a pleasant 17-23°C (Spring) and 20-26°C (Autumn). The coast will be least crowded from November to March with temperatures dropping to 9-15°C. At the height of summer (June to August) temperatures can reach 25-31°C. 
In this article, we will look at 14 beaches along the Tuscany coastline that each offer something unique. We won’t just look at the beaches themselves, but also how to access them (as some are harder to get to than others), amenities, what to bring, location, and more. 

Tucked away behind the grand Pitti Palace, the Boboli Gardens offer a green oasis in the heart of Florence. These magnificent gardens, one of the first and most significant examples of Italian-style gardens, have lost none of their beauty since Cosimo I de’ Medici commissioned them in the 16th century as a private retreat for his wife, Eleonora di Toledo. With input from some of the Renaissance’s most celebrated architects, including Giorgio Vasari and Bernardo Buontalenti, the gardens became a masterpiece of landscape design, inspiring many European royal gardens, including Versailles.

With its rolling hills, enchanting vineyards, and timeless beauty, Tuscany has long been the dream destination for couples seeking a romantic and unforgettable wedding experience. At Salogi Villas, we believe your special day deserves a truly exceptional setting, combining exclusive privacy with authentic Tuscan elegance.

Recently, Clare and Tom chose the captivating Villa Le Pergole in Lucca as the backdrop for their intimate wedding. Surrounded by beautiful gardens, olive groves, and panoramic views of the Tuscan countryside, Villa Le Pergole perfectly captured romance and sophistication for their special day.

Wedding Details:
Venue: Villa Le Pergole
Photography: Alice Franchi
Flowers: Fiori Fiori
Private Chef: Luca
Cake: Pasticceria Sandra

Tuscany is a region where life unfolds slowly, and beautifully. From the curve of its hills to the shape of a wine glass raised at sunset, every detail tells a story. And one of the most rewarding ways to step into that story is to visit a local market. Here, tradition is alive. These markets, vibrant, eclectic, and full of life, are not only places to shop, but places to experience. To meet local farmers, taste just-picked produce, run your hands across handmade linens, smell aged pecorino, and uncover antique treasures that have lived many lives.

Whether you're searching for a vintage copper pot, artisanal honey, or simply tasteful ingredients to make a lovely dinner at your Tuscan villa, these traditional markets invite you to slow down and savour.

In a time when travel often means curated routes and crowded landmarks, market mornings offer something slower, more personal, and far more memorable.

From rolling vineyards to medieval hill towns, Tuscany is a dream for travellers who love beauty, culture, and capturing the perfect photo. If you're planning a stay at one of our luxurious Tuscan villas with private pools, you'll be surrounded by photogenic scenes at every turn. To help you make the most of your stay — and your Instagram feed — we’ve curated a list of the best Instagram spots in Tuscany that combine visual appeal with the region’s iconic food, wine, and art.

Tuscany’s rolling hills, historic cities, and world-famous cuisine attract visitors all year round, but certain seasons truly bring out the best of this iconic Italian region. Whether you want to sip Chianti in a sun-soaked vineyard, admire blossoming wildflowers, or celebrate the bountiful harvest, there’s a perfect time for you to immerse yourself in Tuscan life. Here’s our overview of why spring, summer, and autumn are the best seasons to visit Tuscany, and how each one promises an unforgettable experience. With a carefully selected Tuscany villa as your base, you can enjoy the region’s seasonal charms in complete comfort and authentic style.

Tuscany, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage, is home to some of Italy's most enchanting villas, gardens, and natural parks. Whether you’re drawn to the grand Medici estates, the beauty of wisteria-covered walkways, or the peace of quiet forest paths, Tuscany has something special for everyone. This guide takes you through the region’s most stunning gardens, villas, and parks, each showcasing Tuscany’s timeless charm and natural beauty.

Tuscany is a land of gently rolling hills, winding roads bordered by vineyards, and charming medieval towns perched high above lush countryside. For cycling enthusiasts, it offers a distinctive mix of stunning landscapes, challenging climbs, and a timeless atmosphere that inspires exploration on two wheels.

At Salogi Villas, we host many guests who come specifically to experience Tuscany’s famed cycling routes. We are more than happy to help organise bike and e-bike rentals, recommend tours, and suggest routes that will match your skill level and interests, as well as helping you find your perfect villa in Tuscany.