Welcome to Villa Santa Giulia
A historic residence where time slows down
and every day is filled with peaceful moments and authentic relaxation.
Check availabilityA seaside agriturismo in Tuscany
Villa Santa Giulia is located in the Upper Maremma of Tuscany, just inland from the Tyrrhenian coast stretching between Piombino and Punta Ala, overlooking the beautiful Island of Elba.
The villa is only 800 metres from Torre Mozza Beach, renowned for its fine sand and natural dunes, within the protected environment of the Sterpaia Coastal Nature Park.
Check availabilityIn the heart of the Tuscan Maremma countryside
Villa Santa Giulia is surrounded by a two-hectare private park, home to centuries-old holm oaks, oak trees and pine trees, together with dwarf palms, mimosa and bay laurels. Thanks to its unique microclimate, the estate also supports ferns, agaves and aloe plants. The park and the villa have evolved naturally over time, while the majestic mature trees reflect the landscaping styles of the periods in which they were planted.
Behind the villa, rolling hills covered with olive groves and Mediterranean scrub extend inland towards the medieval towns of Monterotondo Marittimo and Massa Marittima, embracing the Val di Cornia and the Montioni Natural Park.
Check availabilityTorre Mozza
Torre Mozza is one of the most picturesque beaches along the Etruscan Coast, instantly recognisable by its ancient coastal tower rising directly from the sea. Its wide stretch of fine sand and gently sloping seabed makes it ideal for both families and those seeking complete relaxation. The clear, calm waters are often sheltered from the wind, while spectacular sunsets paint the horizon every evening. A place where history meets the sea, just a short walk from Villa Santa Giulia.
Venturina Thermal Springs
Just a few minutes from the agriturismo lies the Calidario – Etruscan Thermal Baths of Venturina, where naturally warm mineral water flows at a constant temperature of 36°C into a large outdoor thermal pool.
Here, wellness is timeless: warm steam, peaceful surroundings, open skies and nature combine to create a deeply relaxing experience rooted in the ancient Etruscan tradition. A perfect destination in every season.
Historic Villages: Campiglia Marittima, Suvereto and Massa Marittima
The authentic soul of Tuscany comes alive among its hilltop villages.
Campiglia Marittima, just a few minutes from Villa Santa Giulia, enchants visitors with its medieval streets, panoramic views and timeless atmosphere.
Suvereto, listed among Italy’s Most Beautiful Villages, captivates with its ancient walls, towers and outstanding food and wine traditions.
Massa Marittima impresses with its magnificent Gothic cathedral and elegant historic squares. It is also the perfect starting point for visiting the beautiful Lake Accesa, a crystal-clear lake surrounded by unspoilt nature.
Piombino
The lively seaside town of Piombino overlooks the Tyrrhenian Sea with breathtaking views towards Elba Island. Its historic centre, Renaissance fortifications and scenic waterfront offer a fascinating blend of maritime history and Mediterranean charm, complemented by excellent seafood restaurants, museums and panoramic viewpoints.
Baratti and Populonia
A unique destination where Etruscan history meets spectacular coastal scenery, the Baratti and Populonia Archaeological Park stretches between the Gulf of Baratti and the Populonia headland.
Ancient necropolises, archaeological remains, Etruscan tombs, sandstone quarries and the ruins of the ancient city tell more than a thousand years of history overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Cala Violina
This beautiful stretch of coastline alternates between long sandy beaches and secluded natural coves.
The Gulf of Follonica offers golden beaches, pleasant promenades and calm waters, making it ideal for families and beach lovers alike.
Hidden within the Bandite di Scarlino Nature Reserve, Cala Violina is one of Tuscany’s most iconic beaches, famous for its remarkably clear waters and for the unique sound the fine quartz sand makes beneath your feet.
