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Luxury Tuscany Coast Holidays

A contrast to the rolling hills

Holidays on the Tuscany Coast promises miles upon miles of golden sands, perfect for relaxing under the Italian sun. Charming bars and restaurants line the coastline so you can enjoy some fine Tuscan delights. Renowned for its cuisine, Tuscany has something for everyone. Head along the coast and you can often stumble upon private beaches all to yourself where golden sands meet crystal clear waters. Enjoy the peace and tranquillity of beaches surrounded by pine forests, or head to the livelier fishing harbours for an insight into local life.

Luxury Holidays on the Tuscany Coast

Holidays on the Tuscany Coast introduce you to lots of hidden gems. Sovereign Luxury Travel have over 50 years’ experience in tailor-making luxury holidays to wonderful destinations around the world. Our Personal Travel Planners are on hand every step of the way to ensure you make memories to last a lifetime. We deal with all the finer details, so you don’t have to!

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Our pick of the top hotels in Tuscany Coast

Every one of our hotels is handpicked and personally visited by our team

Tuscany, Tuscany Coast

Augustus Hotel and Resort

Private beach with plenty of facilities and services
Elegantly furnished rooms with modern amenities
Exquisite dining experiences with fresh, local dishes

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Tuscany, Tuscany Coast

Hotel Plaza e de Russie

Michelin Star restaurant serving up the finest Mediterranean cuisine
Fantastic location on Viareggio’s famous promenade
Elegant interiors with authentic touches

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Tuscan cuisine

The people of Tuscany have spent centuries perfecting the Italian classics – bread, olive oil, tomatoes and wine. The scenery hints at how Tuscans prioritise these staples. The countryside is a network of wine regions, from Chianti to the little-known Montecucco. Get to grips with it all on a wine tour – or just sit down at a trattoria. Restaurants serve local reds and whites as standard, and often come with vineyard-view terraces.

Flight Information

The best airports for Tuscany are Florence and Pisa. Direct flights from the UK take approximately two hours.

When to go

Tuscany is a mild-weathered place. Temperatures meander between 20°C and 25°C in the warmest months of July and August. July is also usually the driest month of the year. Autumn is light jacket weather (around 17°C in September), while spring is crisper – think 10°C to 15°C.

Tuscany has a calendar full of festivals. Museums and shops shut early on Easter weekend so that locals can join the processions and Passion Plays that pop up throughout the region. Spring also kicks off a long line-up of food events that last till autumn. September is harvest time, so that’s when wine festivals really get into their stride.

Visa Information

British citizens do not currently require a visa to visit Italy.

Tipping

When you dine out in Italy, you will generally be charged a coperto (cover charge), which is for the bread, tablecloth, cutlery, etc. Tipping in Italy is not customary, but is always appreciated.

Introduction to languages

The official language of Italy is Italian. English is widely spoken too, so getting by is easy.