Trekking in Tuscany
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Exciting trekking routes in Tuscany!
We are excited to offer you the opportunity to discover some of the most beautiful areas of the region, combining adventurous trekking with unforgettable water experiences.
Nottolini Trekking (Lucca)
Follow the Nottolini Canal through a panoramic route that will lead you to discover the natural and historical beauty of Lucca up to the golden words.
Difficulty: easy
Duration: about 2 hours
Price: €7 / person
Unusual Trekking (Florence)
An innovative itinerary that will take you to lesser-known corners of Florence, offering breathtaking views and the opportunity to visit historic parks.
Difficulty: easy
Duration: about 3 hours
Price: €7 / person
Lake Massaciuccoli (Prov. Lucca)
After trekking around the lake, you will have the opportunity to go kayaking, bird watching or take a boat tour to explore the rich biodiversity.
Difficulty: easy
Guided excursions available.
Price: €7 / person
Trekking of the 5 Villages (Middle Serchio Valley)
An adventure that will take you through five historic villages, allowing you to savor the local culture and natural wonders.
Difficulty: medium
Duration: approximately 5 hours
Price: €9 / person
Trekking Path of Memory (Pontassieve)
Innovative itinerary among the lesser-known corners just outside Florence, with breathtaking views and the opportunity to visit places full of history.
Difficulty: easy
Duration: about 3 hours
Price: €7 per person
Water Activities
Rafting experiences and other water activities
Our center also offers exciting rafting experiences and other water activities. You can add rafting to your trekking adventure, creating a day of excitement and discovery!
To request availability and further information regarding trekking routes and water activities, we invite you to contact us directly. We are ready to customize your experience based on your needs and preferences.
Do not hesitate to contact us to plan your adventure in Tuscany! We are here to help you create unforgettable memories.
