Agriturismo Pavone

The main company-input is a large iron gate, which faces the Provincial Road of the Marshes, from Grosseto to Castiglione della Pescaia. To reach the farm is along a "white road" about 200 meters long, bordered by two rows of olive trees. The hospitality is carried out in one, two or three rooms, all finely furnished and fully self-contained, with kitchenette, bathroom and private veranda. The cars will find your lodging in our shaded parking. A short drive to include a wide range of tourist attractions, historical and gastronomic. First of all, the Diaccia Botrona, humid area of ​​great historical importance but especially wildlife, thanks to the presence of many species of fauna present. The History and Archaeology Museum Isidoro Hawks Vetulonia, recently renovated with archaeological finds from the Etruscan and Hellenic-Roman, found during excavations of the city. The Maremma Natural Park, one of the first regional parks born in Tuscany. Its foundation dates back to 1975. Ben 11 different and well-marked, routes that will make you discover how beautiful nature can be experienced than watched on television. The major attractions of the park are: the Uccellina Mountains, the wetlands of the trap, the plain at the mouth of the Ombrone River, the beaches starting from the mouth of the Ombrone to Cala di Forno. You can also take guided tours, canoe tours, horseback tours, night tours, carriage tours, mountain bike tours, birdwatching. Among the most beautiful beaches in the immediate vicinity include the beach Le Rocchette, House Civinini, Cala Martina, the famous Cala Violina, the beach of Punta Ala, Cala di Forno, the Collelungo beach and the beach of Marina di Alberese. Also there is the farm Le Mortelle just 3 minutes away by car. It was once part of a larger complex called La Badiola, already identified on maps by Leopold II in the mid-800. The Habsburg-Lorraine, reclaiming the malarious area of ​​Grosseto, wanted to make the possessions of Badiola and dell'Alberese farms-guide for the breeding of cattle. The company belongs to the Antinori family who since 1999 has worked in both the vineyards that the new winery. Myrtle is the name of wild myrtle that characterizes these coastal areas, and is a symbol of the farm: from this fragrant Mediterranean shrub, also derives its name. Another winery of great importance is the Rocca di Frassinello, in the hills of the municipality of Gavorrano, in Poggio La Guardia near Giuncarico. The cellar design was entrusted to the prestigious firm of Renzo Piano, renowned architect placed among the most prominent figures in the world architecture scene.