Punta Telegrafo
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Highest point of Monte Argentario at 645 m, with a 360° panorama over Giglio, Giannutri and, in clear weather, Corsica
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Highest point of Monte Argentario at 645 m, with a 360° panorama over Giglio, Giannutri and, in clear weather, Corsica
Founded at the end of the 18th century by Saint Paul of the Cross, this convent on Monte Argentario (273 m) preserves Baroque stuccoes, a neoclassical façade, relics and canvases by Sebastiano Conca, with views over the Orbetello lagoon
A wild promontory of pebble coves and rocks, such as Cala del Gesso with its islet and underwater cave, or Cala Grande with its three beaches
A wild promontory with secret coves and crystal-clear water, paired with the fishing villages of Porto Santo Stefano and Porto Ercole
A wild cove of the Argentario with turquoise water, accessible only by a trail, ideal for snorkeling away from the crowds
A sheltered natural cove on the northeastern side of the Argentario, with gray sand and dark pebbles, which keeps calm seas even in tramontana wind
A 870-hectare WWF reserve, a RAMSAR site, with 272 bird species and three trails, including a 1.2 km birdwatching route with nine observation points
A sandy tombolo between the sea and the lagoon, crossed by a track closed to cars, with fallow deer roaming free and birdwatching hides
The Ponente lagoon, classified as a SAC-SPA Orbetello Lagoon, is of interest mainly for its samphire and its birds
Mullet bottarga from Orbetello is a flagship product of the lagoon, salted and dried roe to be tasted in slices or grated over pasta
Capital of Monte Argentario, Porto Santo Stefano is a lively fishing port and the departure point for Giglio and Giannutri
Village on the Argentario with a paved old town, flowered balconies and 16th-century Spanish fortresses overlooking the bay
The Notte dei Pirati turns Porto Ercole into a pirate lair, with a parade, a scenic landing by guzzi and a nighttime treasure hunt
The Saturday market of Orbetello brings together the lagoon fishermen and their products: mullet bottarga, smoked eels, fish from the cooperative
A 16th-century watchtower perched 350 m above the sea, reached by a steep trail through the scrub from the port
Porto Ercole locks down its bay with four 16th-century fortifications, including the six-pointed star-shaped Fort Stella, at €4, and forts with free access
An address dedicated to samphire, a plant of salty environments, on the Laguna di Ponente
The Strada Panoramica dell'Argentario crosses wild Mediterranean scrub and leads to coves described as secret, with varied sea panoramas
An Ansonica appellation, an iodized and mineral dry white born on the terraces of Monte Argentario and the island of Giglio
Cala Grande is a cove of Monte Argentario described as secret, with clear water, and a statue of Christ the Redeemer visible while fin-swimming
An islet with red rocks off the Argentario, with limpid waters, renowned for snorkeling, diving and its sea caves
Cala Piccola is a pebble cove dominated by a Spanish watchtower, with a protruding coral reef that attracts divers and freedivers
A pebble and rock cove in a sheltered inlet, with clear water ideal for snorkeling, with the Argentarola islet and its underwater cave offshore
A wild cove of the Argentario whose rock barrier forms a natural pool that is always calm, facing the Isola Rossa, a red rock popular with snorkelers
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RestaurantsOù manger autour de Monte Argentario16 restaurants à moins de 12 km
Wine tastingsDégustations autour de Monte Argentario4 dégustations à moins de 12 km
ActivitiesQue faire autour de Monte Argentario23 activités à moins de 12 km
AgriturismosAgriturismos autour de Monte Argentario11 agriturismos à moins de 12 km
AccommodationsOù dormir autour de Monte Argentario200 hébergements à moins de 12 km
BoatsBateaux autour de Monte Argentario91 bateaux à moins de 25 kmQuestions fréquentes
Pour une grande plage facile, choisis la Feniglia ou la Giannella ; pour les criques rocheuses et l’eau claire, regarde plutôt Cala del Gesso ou Cala Grande. Ce ne sont pas les mêmes journées…
Lire la réponse complète →Si tu parles de la « dernière plage » de Toscane avant le Latium, elle se trouve à Chiarone Marina, dans la commune de Capalbio, tout au sud de la région. Le nom désigne…
Lire la réponse complète →Les plus belles plages de Monte Argentario sont, à mon avis, Cala del Gesso pour son décor rocheux et son eau claire, Feniglia pour le sable et la pinède, et Giannella si tu veux…
Lire la réponse complète →À Vulci, visite d’abord les vestiges de la cité étrusco-romaine, puis le Castello della Badia et son musée : petite précision, Vulci n’est pas en Toscane mais dans le Latium, près de la frontière…
Lire la réponse complète →Depuis la Maremme, le plus simple est d’aller à Vulci en voiture : compte environ 30 minutes depuis Manciano (à peu près 26 km) et 1 h 20 depuis Grosseto (environ 85 km). Le…
Lire la réponse complète →À Vulci, tu peux parcourir les vestiges de l’ancienne cité étrusque et romaine, voir le Ponte della Badia au-dessus du Fiora, puis rejoindre le laghetto del Pellicone. Le site se trouve près de Canino…
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