Pisa-Livono seaside (60 km)

From Viareggio to the Gulf of Poets, the northern part of Tuscany is flanked by the long sandy beaches of the Versilia, upto the border with Liguria, where, in the Cinque Terre, the shape of the coast becomes rocky offering a haven for diving enthusiasts. The sea which washes the coast of Tuscany has all the advantages of the Mediterranean Sea. It is ideal for windsurfing, water-skiing and other water sports.

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The light sea breeze guides sailing enthusiasts to discover small bays which lie north of the port of Marina di Carrara.

Situated between the Apennines and the sea, the Apuan Alps, recognised as one of the most distinctive mountainous areas in Italy, create a natural curve protecting the hills and plains below.

The peculiarity of this mountainous range is the variety of the shape and form of its peaks. Here you can find endless marble, spas and mineral water springs (known for their low salt content), streams, woods and numerous caves, including the largest and deepest (1210 m depth) cave in Europe called "Antro" of Mount Corchia.