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Day Trips By Boat: Cinque Terre & Portofino
One of the best ways to experience the Versilian and Ligurian coasts is by boat. Charter a private motoryacht and spend a beautiful summer day at sea. Stop first to see the Cinque Terre, or the five lands, famous for...
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Day Trips: Carrara Marble Quarries
Both adults and children will appreciate a visit to the famous Carrara marble quarries. Located in the stunning Apuan Alps thirty minutes southwest of Forte dei Marmi, this historic and artistic town developed organically, out of a necessity to house...
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Day Trips: Lucca
The medieval town of Lucca is a short thirty-minute drive from Forte dei Marmi and is one of the best preserved walled cities of the early Renaissance era. The fully intact city walls are now used as pedestrian promenades and...
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Day Trips: Pietrasanta
Art lovers shouldn’t miss a day trip to the neighboring town of Pietrasanta, the historic and artistic capital of the Versilia area. This small town and commune in the province of Lucca is a fifteen-minute drive from Forte dei Marmi...
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Day Trips: Pisa
The slightly more touristic but just as significant medieval town of Pisa is, like Lucca, a thirty-minute drive from Forte dei Marmi. Pisa is most famous for its Leaning Tower—awe-inspiring in its unique beauty and well worth a visit in...
Forte dei Marmi

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Forte dei Marmi makes for the perfect launching point for day trips throughout Tuscany and Liguria. Break up afternoons at the beach with a variety of easily accessed cultural, historic, artistic and culinary adventures.