The Etruscan Coast is a wonderful strip of Tuscany lying between golden beaches and green hills dotted with ancient villages with winding alleys. It has long sandy beaches, rocky coves and protected bays where you can relax or practice water sports. Its thick pine forests merge from the sea with the greenery of the Mediterranean scrub, in a path made of cultivated fields, rows of vines, centuries-old olive trees and rows of cypresses. It houses small medieval villages with stone-paved streets and squares enclosed by ancient walls where time is dilated, marked only by the sound of footsteps or a bell, animated by voices and human activities in the artisan workshops. Hot therapeutic waters flow from its belly, known since ancient times, first by the Etruscans and then by the Romans and which today offer to the body and to the spirit moments of relaxation immersed in steam, heat and silent landscapes. Parks, protected areas, oases, reserves and wildlife refuges overlook the sea or extend towards hills and promontories overlooking the islands of the Tuscan Archipelago, offering paths to be followed in small steps to enjoy the silence and scent of Nature, but also to be lived and experienced through outdoor sporting activities. The Etruscan Coast must also be discovered through its flavours. It is a land of authentic and renowned flavours, worthy of the resonance it has achieved throughout the world.