The sea
Marina di Bibbona and its pine woods: beach, sun and shade, ten minutes from the village.

Bibbona is a medieval village set among olive trees and vineyards, halfway between Cecina and Bolgheri. It is the right base for anyone who wants the sea, the wineries and the villages without changing address.
Stone lanes, low houses, the square and the bell tower: the village can be walked in a short time, but it is what stays with you. From the B&B terrace the view reaches the hills of Bolgheri; leaning out at one corner, a glimpse of the sea opens up too.
The nearest places, with approximate driving times. All reachable in a day, without moving your base.
Approximate driving times from the centre of Bibbona. Ask at reception for wineries, beaches and itineraries.
Sea, wine, villages, nature, walks and family days: this is how the Etruscan Coast is explored, one day at a time.
Marina di Bibbona and its pine woods: beach, sun and shade, ten minutes from the village.
Bolgheri and the coastal cellars: tastings and visits by appointment.
Castagneto, Bolgheri, Volterra: stone, lanes and views to explore on foot.
Macchia della Magona and trails through olive groves and vineyards, for walking or cycling.
White roads, forest trails and mountain-bike routes, for half a day or a whole morning.
Shallow beaches, shady pine woods and squares to stop in: short distances and unhurried days.
Sixteen practical guides to the places you can reach from Bibbona: what to see, what to do, when to go and how far it is.
The local beach: wide sand, pine woods behind and shallow water. It is the easiest sea to reach, and the most convenient for a full day.
Read the guideThe wine15 minThe village of the cypress avenue and of the wines that changed this coast. It is explored on foot, between one tasting and the next.
Read the guideThe villages20 minA village on the ridge, with lanes looking down to the sea and the wine coast just below.
Read the guideThe coast15 minOn the plain between Bibbona and Castagneto, Donoratico is a gateway to the coast: castle, services and beaches just minutes away.
Read the guideThe services15 minThe coastal town with a market, railway station and every service: useful for an easy-going stay.
Read the guideNature10 minThe woods above Bibbona: trails, pine woods and shade, for walking or cycling away from the coast.
Read the guideThe villages20 minA small stone village perched above the valley, with a square and a view worth the detour.
Read the guideHistory45 minEtruscan walls, alabaster and medieval squares: the inland day that completes a stay on the coast.
Read the guideThe plain5 minThe Bibbona hamlet on the plain, between the Aurelia road and the countryside: handy for everyday services and a quick stop.
Read the guideThe wine25 minA hill village among vineyards and olive groves, with narrow lanes in the centre and the wine that bears its name.
Read the guideThe villages30 minA small medieval village among the hills of the Val di Cecina, with an intimate square and open views over the countryside.
Read the guideNature30 minA hill village among woods and olive groves, on the road climbing towards the interior. Quiet, with wide views over the countryside.
Read the guideThe village35 minOne of the best-kept villages of the Val di Cornia, with walls, narrow lanes and hills of olive trees. Wine and oil run through the whole visit.
Read the guideThe fortress40 minA hilltop village with its fortress overlooking the plain, among lanes and views that reach all the way to the sea.
Read the guideThe Etruscans45 minThe Gulf of Baratti and the Etruscan necropolis of Populonia: sea, history and Mediterranean scrub along the same stretch of coast.
Read the guideThe spa40 minA hill town known for its thermal waters, with intimate squares and the hills of the Pisa area all around.
Read the guideThree ready-made routes for when time is short: start in the village and come back for dinner. Approximate driving times.
A morning on foot in the village, an afternoon among the hills of Bolgheri and back for dinner in the square. A first taste of the Etruscan Coast.
One day towards Marina di Bibbona and the wineries, one towards Castagneto and the interior. Two bases that are never far apart.
Beach and pine woods in the morning, village and ice cream in the afternoon: long timings and short distances, with children.
Bolgheri, Bibbona, Suvereto and Montescudaio: four wine territories within an hour. Here are the wineries of the Etruscan Coast, how to visit them and how to plan the day from the B&B.
The official portals of the area, for events, opening times and updates before you set off.
The official tourism portal of the Region of Tuscany: itineraries, events and ideas for the coast.
The portal of the tourist consortium of the Livorno coast, between sea, villages and wineries.
News, services and practical information from the village that hosts us.
The area of Castagneto, Donoratico and Bolgheri: information and services.
Services, events and information from the nearest town, fifteen minutes away.
Museums, alabaster and village life in the inland hills, about forty-five minutes away.
Bibbona is in the province of Livorno, on the Etruscan Coast between Cecina and Bolgheri. The B&B is in Piazza della Vittoria, in the historic centre of the village.
About fifteen minutes by car. Marina di Bibbona and Cecina are about the same distance.
Marina di Bibbona, about ten minutes by car: a wide beach, pine woods and shallow water.
Bolgheri and Castagneto Carducci in the morning, Marina di Bibbona in the afternoon. Volterra deserves a day of its own.
Yes, for Bolgheri, Castagneto, the wineries and the beaches it is the simplest option. The village of Bibbona is explored on foot.
In Bibbona, in the middle of the coast: sea, wineries and villages just minutes away. The B&B rooms are in Piazza della Vittoria.
About 45 minutes by car. It deserves a full day between the historic centre, museums and alabaster workshops.
Two villages of the Val di Cornia about 35–40 minutes away: Suvereto with its lanes, oil and wine, Campiglia Marittima with its fortress and views over the plain.
Yes: Casciana Terme is about 40 minutes by car. It is best to book your treatment before setting off, especially at weekends.
The Gulf of Baratti and the Etruscan necropolis of Populonia, about 45 minutes away: a day between the sea, the excavations and the Mediterranean scrub.

Rooms with a view, breakfast included and the restaurant in the evening: you set off from here and come back here, without changing address.

Room, dates and number of guests. A direct reply from the owners within a few hours, at the best available rate.