Holiday Rental La Casa sul Fiume located in Bocca di Magra Liguria, Italy.

Accommodations	3
Sleeps	15
Bedrooms	6
Bathrooms	4

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Property Description

La Casa sul fiume (House on the River) is located in Bocca di Magra, a tourist area directly at the mouth of the river Magra in Liguria.

Bocca di Magra offers to its visitors a small marina where they can dock their boat, a nice walk across the square with restaurant and bar until you reach the small beach with views of the Apuan Alps and the Versilian coast.

The holiday house is located at the beginning of the town, about 1 km from the central square.
It has on-site parking for guests (not always available), as well as the public parking sector which is only 50 meters away.

The house is divided into 3 separate apartments, all facing the river with spectacular views. Each holiday apartment has a furnished terrace.

Available for all there is a common garden with a wood-burning oven, barbecue and a private dock to moor their boats, which guests can bring and take in the sea from the port of Bocca di Magra.

This place allows you to easily visit the 5 Terre.
In the summer, a boat takes you from Bocca di Magra directly to this popular destination.
Versilia is 20 km far, cities such as Florence (120 km), Pisa (80 km) and Lucca (60 km) are easily recheable.

The Holiday Apartments are 3 and rented individually.
They offer from 4 to 7 sleeps. For larger groups, you can also rent the whole house or join the apartments on the first and second floors.

In Winter, a daily flat rate (10€ per day) will be requested for the heating.

At the discretion of the municipality, a Tourist Tax could be requested.

Location Bocca di Magra, Liguria, Italy

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Pisa (Psa), 73.9 Km

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