Gitavillage Le Marze is the perfect starting point to explore the area between Castiglione della Pescaia and Grosseto, both easily reachable within minutes by car.
This guide helps you choose between sea, outdoor activities, culture and local flavors, following your own rhythm for a truly authentic holiday in the Tuscan Maremma — also pet friendly.


1. Wild beaches and nature reserves
2. Outdoor experiences in Maremma
3. Villages & Etruscan history
4. Taste of Maremma

Just a few steps from the village lies a wide sandy beach surrounded by a pine forest, where nature is so untouched that sea tartles nest here every year. The crystal-clear, Blue Flag sea is perfect for relaxing days, long walks and family moments — even with your four-legged friend. Along the coast, you can reach Cala Violina, one of the most unique beaches in the area, with limited access and immersed in nature. Or explore wild environments like Diaccia Botrona, ideal for spotting wildlife and lagoon landscapes. Looking for something more active? Head south to discover the coves of Monte Argentario, perfect for snorkeling, or venture further to islands like Giannutri for unforgettable sea experiences.

This area is ideal for bike and e-bike tours, connecting the coastline with the inland through typical Maremma landscapes: countryside, woods and sea views. You can also enjoy walking or horseback riding, a unique way to connect with nature and explore the territory — suitable for the whole family. Choose your pace and experience the land in your own way.

Just minutes away, Castiglione della Pescaia welcomes you with its charming historic center, castle and breathtaking sea views. Nearby the city of Grosseto offers a different atmosphere, with Medici walls, squares and urban routes to explore on foot or by bike.
History lovers can discover Etruscan and Roman archaeological sites, such as the ancient city of Roselle. You can also experience authentic traditions, like the performances of the Butteri, the traditional Maremma cowboys, who embody the deep connection between humans, nature and rural culture.