Argentario
Things to do in Argentario sustainable?
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Article by Baldassarri Giuseppe Alberto Content marketing specialist for Trips to Argentario, from 58019 Monte Argentario GR, Italia.
Argentario is a stunning peninsula located on the southern coast of Tuscany, Italy. It offers a unique blend of natural beauty, historical sites, and delicious cuisine. To explore Argentario sustainably and respect responsible tourism, it's important to consider the preservation of the local environment and culture. Here's a suggested itinerary, along with information on local attractions, food, wine specialties, transportation, and accommodations:
Day 1: Arrival in Argentario
- Arrive at the peninsula of Argentario, which can be reached by car from nearby cities like Rome or Florence. The closest airports are Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport in Rome or Florence Airport.
- Check into a sustainable accommodation option in Argentario. There are eco-friendly hotels, bed and breakfasts, and farm stays available in the area.
Day 2-3: Explore Porto Santo Stefano
- Spend the next couple of days exploring Porto Santo Stefano, a charming fishing village and the main town of Argentario.
- Visit the historic center of Porto Santo Stefano and stroll along its narrow streets, lined with colorful buildings and small shops.
- Explore Forte Stella, a fortress built in the 16th century, which offers panoramic views of the town and the surrounding sea.
- Take a boat tour to discover the nearby islands of Giglio and Giannutri, known for their pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters.
- Taste the local seafood delicacies, such as spaghetti alle vongole (pasta with clams), fritto misto di mare (mixed fried seafood), and Vermentino wine, which pairs well with seafood dishes.
Day 4-5: Visit Porto Ercole
- Travel to Porto Ercole, another picturesque town located on the eastern side of Argentario.
- Explore the historic center of Porto Ercole, visit the Spanish Fortress, and enjoy the panoramic views from its walls.
- Relax on the beautiful beaches of Feniglia and Le Viste, known for their clear waters and scenic surroundings.
- Take a hike along the Monte Argentario Nature Reserve, which offers stunning coastal views and diverse flora and fauna.
- Enjoy the local cuisine, including dishes like cacciucco (a traditional Tuscan seafood stew), wild boar ragu, and Morellino di Scansano wine.
Day 6-7: Discover Ansedonia and Surroundings
- Visit the ancient town of Ansedonia, located on the mainland near Argentario.
- Explore the archaeological site of Cosa, an ancient Roman city, and discover its ruins and historical artifacts.
- Relax on the beautiful beaches of Ansedonia, such as Tagliata Etrusca and La Feniglia.
- Take a day trip to the nearby Tarot Garden (Il Giardino dei Tarocchi), a unique sculpture garden created by the artist Niki de Saint Phalle.
- Sample local specialties, such as pappardelle al cinghiale (wide pasta ribbons with wild boar sauce), tortelli maremmani (stuffed pasta), and local wines like Morellino di Scansano and Parrina.
Day 8: Return to the Mainland
- Conclude your exploration of Argentario and return to the mainland, either by car or public transportation.
The suggested itinerary lasts for approximately 8 days, but you can adjust the duration according to your preferences and available time. Remember to always prioritize sustainable practices, respect the local environment, and support responsible tourism initiatives during your visit to Argentario.
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Monte Argentario is an Italian municipality of 11,794 inhabitants in
the province of Grosseto in Tuscany. The municipal seat and capital
is Porto Santo Stefano, located on the north-western coast while on
the south-eastern coast is the hamlet of Porto Ercole.
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