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The Crags of Valdarno

Massive cave system in the Apuan Alps with densely clustered stalactites & dramatic lava formations that have been enjoyed by many musicians for its acoustics.

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Canyon dell' Orrido di Botri

This beautiful protected natural area is known for its peculiar karst formations and scenic views. The reserve has two distinct areas: the Orrido di Botri Canyon and the Pruno Forest.

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Gorges of the Straits of Giaredo

The geological phenomenon of the Giaredo is a natural canyon and a deep gorge carved by the sea on the cliff. Lots of people come to this place to swim in the natural pool, hike and enjoy nature.

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Corchia Cave

The total length of the cave is over 35 kilometers. It is also known as "the underground cathedral" because of its length and depth. It's one of the largest cave systems in Europe.

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The Cornia Valley

An area known for its great variety of natural parks and for the Val di Cornia DOC wines. The main attractions here consists of museums, archaeological parks and natural reservations.

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The Calafuria Coast

A beautiful stretch of seaside that forms the southernmost tip of Tuscany's coast. The region is named after its clear waters and is characterized by a combination of sandy beaches, rocky cliffs and unspoiled nature.

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Grotta del Vento Cave

Immersed in these awesome surroundings, the cave system offers an exceptional variety of underground karst aspects ranging from living stalactites and stalagmites, to little lakes and mud formations.

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The Crete Senesi

It is one of the most striking landscapes in Tuscany with its undulating hills, cypress trees and hilltop villages. It provides a peaceful rural retreat, perfect for long walks or bicycle rides.

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Tombolo di Cecina Nature Reserve

The reserve is characterized by its presence of both coastal and inland environments. In fact, it includes a large part of the beach area between Marina di Cecina and Vada.

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The Acquacheta Waterfalls

Waterfalls are all a part of the Acquacheta River in the Tuscan-Romagna Apennine Mountains. This place is full of greenery, with a rocky landscape and freshwater springs.

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