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Suvereto, Livorno, Tuscany - (Maremma, Cornia Valley, Etruscan Coast) 2 Hours Min 2, Max 10
From €60
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Castagneto Carducci, Livorno, Tuscany - (Bolgheri, Maremma, Etruscan Coast) 1 Hour Min 2, Max 50
From €43
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Castagneto Carducci, Livorno, Tuscany - (Bolgheri, Maremma, Etruscan Coast) 2 Hours Min 1, Max 25
From €70
Thumbnail Private excursion Pisa and Lucca with Lunch and Wine Tastings from Livorno Port
Livorno, Livorno, Tuscany - (Hills of Lucca, Etruscan Coast) 8 Hours Min 4, Max 7
From €225
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Castagneto Carducci, Livorno, Tuscany - (Bolgheri, Maremma, Etruscan Coast) 1 Hour Min 1, Max 10
From €35
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Castagneto Carducci, Livorno, Tuscany - (Bolgheri, Maremma, Etruscan Coast) 1 Hour 30 Minutes Min 1, Max 8
From €30
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Castagneto Carducci, Livorno, Tuscany - (Bolgheri, Maremma, Etruscan Coast) 2 Hours Min 2, Max 18
From €66
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Castagneto Carducci, Livorno, Tuscany - (Bolgheri, Maremma, Etruscan Coast) 2 Hours Min 2, Max 6
From €50
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Campiglia Marittima, Livorno, Tuscany - (Maremma, Cornia Valley, Etruscan Coast) 1 Hour Min 2, Max 20
From €20

Etruscan Coast: Good to know

What visit in Etruscan Coast?

The Etruscan Coast stretches along Tuscany’s western shoreline, a sun-drenched region where vine-covered hills roll down to the Tyrrhenian Sea. Once home to the ancient Etruscans, this area is now a harmonious blend of archaeological intrigue, coastal beauty, and prestigious winemaking. From Livorno to Piombino and across to Elba Island, this wine region combines historic charm with contemporary taste, making it an ideal destination for travelers seeking scenic vineyards, tranquil beaches, and a touch of cultural discovery.

This coastline offers one of Tuscany’s most compelling wine experiences. Along the celebrated wine trail that winds through towns like Bolgheri, Bibbona, and Suvereto, travelers can enjoy vineyard tours, guided tastings, and cellar visits that reveal the area’s winemaking soul. The presence of prestigious appellations, such as Bolgheri DOC, reflects the area's evolution into a hub of high-quality production, where bold reds and mineral-rich whites are crafted just a few kilometers from the sea.

Which food to taste in Etruscan Coast?

The Etruscan Coast’s cuisine is shaped by both its maritime setting and its rural traditions. Seafood dishes like grilled palamita and cacciucco fish stew pair beautifully with local Vermentino, while inland trattorias serve hearty fare like chestnut soup, wild boar ragù, and pecorino cheese drizzled with local olive oil. Traditional recipes reflect the region's simplicity and authenticity, often elevated by wine pairings that enhance every flavor and aroma in each bite.

Which wines to taste in Etruscan Coast?

This coastal wine region showcases a dynamic range of grape varieties. Sangiovese remains a pillar of Tuscan reds, but it’s the international grapes—Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Syrah—that give rise to the region’s famed Supertuscan blends. In Bolgheri and Val di Cornia, structured reds with aging potential thrive, while Vermentino and Ansonica dominate the white offerings. On Elba Island, the Aleatico grape yields a fragrant dessert wine that’s uniquely linked to the local terroir.

Which is the best season to visit Etruscan Coast?

In spring and early summer, the vineyards shimmer with new life and hillsides invite gentle exploration. Summer intensifies the coastal appeal—seaside swims and open‑air tastings go hand in hand under blue skies. Come autumn, the harvest rhythm sets in, perfect for vineyard visits and paired tastings alongside olive‑oil and chestnut harvest feasts. And even in winter, the sea‑kissed vineyards retain a certain stillness, ideal for reflective strolls among vine row shadows.

What things to do in Etruscan Coast?

Begin in Livorno with a seaside amble, then head inland to explore the aromatic DOCs of Bibbona and Montescudaio. Continue along the iconic Cypress Road into the Bolgheri heartland, where Sassicaia and Supertuscan legacy resonate. From there, trace coastal slopes southward into Val di Cornia and then ferry to Elba Island for a taste of Aleatico and coastal wine heritage. Break your journey with beachside lunches, olive‑oil tastings, and visits to rustic hilltop villages—all inviting you to sip slowly, blend cultures, and embrace the Etruscan Coast in full flavor.

How much does a wine tasting with winery tour in Etruscan Coast cost?

The average price of a wine tasting with winery visit in Etruscan Coast is around €50. Depending on the experience, prices range from €25 to €75. Booking in advance ensures availability and the best prices.

Can I buy a wine tasting voucher for Etruscan Coast?

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