Morning: Arrive at Pisa International Airport and pick up your rental car. Drive north along the coast to settle into the seaside campsite at Camping La Spiaggia near Viareggio.
Afternoon: Set up your tent and enjoy a relaxing walk on Viareggio Beach, famous for its golden sand and Art Nouveau promenade. Grab a light lunch at a beachfront café.
Evening: Light a campfire (where permitted) and savor fresh seafood pasta while watching the sunset over the Ligurian Sea. Early to bed for a fresh start tomorrow.
Find HotelsMorning: Start with a sunrise swim at Marina di Pietrasanta, then rent a paddle‑board to explore the calm inlet.
Afternoon: Take a short drive to the historic town of Lucca; stroll its Renaissance walls and enjoy gelato at Gelateria Perla.
Evening: Return to the campsite for a sunset picnic on the dunes, featuring local cheeses and Tuscan bread.
Find HotelsMorning: Pack up camp and head toward the Apennine foothills, checking in at Camping Il Sasso near the thermal village of Bagni San Filippo.
Afternoon: Soak in the natural hot pools of Bagni San Filippo, famous for its limestone “white whale” formations and therapeutic waters.
Evening: Enjoy a rustic dinner at the campsite’s communal grill, sampling grilled Tuscan sausage and local honey.
Find HotelsMorning: Hike the nearby Monte Amiata trails, spotting wild orchids and panoramic views of the Val d’Orcia.
Afternoon: Return to the geothermal area of Terme di Saturnia for a luxurious spa experience, including a mud wrap and mineral bath.
Evening: Dine at the on‑site restaurant, sampling the famous Tuscan ribollita soup.
Find HotelsMorning: Drive to the Chianti region and check into Camping Castello di Ama, set amid rolling vineyards.
Afternoon: Take a guided tour of Castello di Ama Winery, learning about Sangiovese cultivation and enjoying a tasting of their flagship Chianti Classico.
Evening: Join a sunset wine‑and‑food pairing event on the estate terrace, featuring locally sourced antipasti.
Find HotelsMorning: Visit the medieval town of San Gimignano, climbing its tower for sweeping vistas of the Tuscan hills.
Afternoon: Continue to Vernaccia di San Gimignano cellar for a tasting of the crisp white wine, paired with truffle honey.
Evening: Return to the campsite for a relaxed barbecue, sharing stories with fellow travelers.
Find HotelsMorning: Pack up and drive back toward the coast, stopping at Forte dei Marmi for a final stroll on its elegant beach.
Afternoon: Enjoy a leisurely lunch at a seaside trattoria, then head to Pisa airport for your departure.
Evening: Fly home with memories of Tuscany’s beaches, hot springs, and wines.
Find HotelsTo extend your stay, add an extra day in the Chianti region for a bike tour of additional vineyards or spend a night at the seaside town of Castiglione della Pescaia for more beach relaxation. If you need to shorten the trip, combine Day 2 and Day 3 by skipping the hike on Monte Amiata and heading straight from the hot springs to the winery, saving a night of camping and reducing overall costs.