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Some people want to travel with their entire family when they go on vacation and that can include the furry members of the group, by which we mean pets! If you are a serious animal lover and want to bring your pet on vacation with you in Tuscany, then you can select “pets okay” as a filter when browsing our villas in Tuscany to find a property where they are allowed. Once you have done this and have found the perfect pet friendly vacation rental in Tuscany for you, then you might next be wondering about pet friendly activities in Tuscany. There are, of course, lots of outdoor pursuits that are perfectly suited to you and your furry friend including hiking, visiting parks, exploring forests, and more. Another great activity that both pets and humans will enjoy is a trip to the beach. However, not all beaches allow dogs. Thankfully, there are a variety of pet friendly beaches in Tuscany including the two so-called Bau Beaches that can be found in Cecina.

Cecina is a relatively small city of less than 30,000 people located in the Province of Livorno around 30km from the coastal city of Livorno and around 80km from Florence. While it has its cultural and historic attractions and plenty of charm, there is one thing that we think means you should pencil in a visit if you have found a vacation rental in Livorno and that's the city zoo.

Parco Gallorose, or Gallorose Park, is a wildlife centre and zoo in Cecina that began its life as a farm owned by a local family (and still is one run by the same family to this day to this day). In 1997, the family had the idea to turn the land into a park that protects and preserves local fauna and educates the people about it, and, in 2001, it was opened to the public.

Cecina is a stunning seaside paradise in the province of Livorno in Tuscany. Situated about 30 kilometres south-east of Livorno town, Cecina is close to Bibbona and Casale Marittimo…other worthy towns worth visiting on your trails of Tuscany!

Stay in a beautiful villa in Larciano, only four kilometres from Cecina and enjoy exploring this scenic part of the region for a few days.

There are many wonderful tourist attractions on offer in Cecina including a fascinating archaeological park on the outskirts of the town that displays the remains of a 1st century BC Roman villa!

If you want to go to the beach during your holiday to Tuscany, you want to be sure that you’ll have a wonderful experience. A Blue Flag Awarded beach or marina is guaranteed to provide you with just that.

This is an eco-friendly award that is given to beaches all over the world that comply with regularly maintained high standards in cleanliness, high water quality, great facilities and environmental awareness. To date, Tuscany has over thirty beaches that have earned this prestigious award.


The concept of this Blue Flag eco award originated in France in 1985 and has since become a global reference for tourists who want a pleasurable seaside experience on their holidays.

Tuscany’s Blue Flag beaches are located along the coastal provinces of Lucca, Pisa, Livorno and Grosetto. Of course, there’s a huge range of gorgeous seaside accommodation along the coastline, including luxury villas in Forte dei Marmi town in Lucca province and apartments overlooking the sea. A visit to any Blue Flag beach along here is sure to enrich your holiday experience!

Tuscany is a region famous for its diverse array of beaches and although many are open about bikini tops coming off to avoid those tan lines,there are some naturist or nudist beaches where you can be completely liberated from clothing if you wish!

Stay in a stunning luxury villa on the coast in Tuscany where you can easily find these little gems!

Torre del Lago beach in Versilia - A section of this beach is open to naturists to walk around without any clothes on. Be sure to bring your own drinks and snacks as there’s nowhere close to buy refreshments!