Migliarino San Rossore Massaciuccoli Regional Park – Tuscany: between sea, woods and lagoons, nature moves slowly and protected. The Migliarino San Rossore Massaciuccoli Regional Park extends along the coastal strip between Pisa, Lucca and Livorno, embracing a wide variety of environments: sand dunes, coastal pine forests, wetlands, lagoons, pastures and lowland forests. It is one of the most diverse and accessible parks in Tuscany, where nature meets history, a stone's throw from the cities of art. 🌳 Pine forests, pastures and shaded paths: The heart of the park is the Tenuta di San Rossore, a former presidential residence, now a protected area that can be visited on foot, by bike or by carriage. Here you walk among maritime pines, holm oaks, fallow deer and grazing horses, immersed in a deep stillness. 👉 Tip: Start from the San Rossore Visitor Center for a guided hike to the sea, crossing intact natural environments. 🪷 Wetlands and birdwatching in the waters: In the northern part of the park is Lake Massaciuccoli, with canals, marshes and bodies of water ideal for observing herons, marsh harriers, grebes and other aquatic species. The walkways and huts of the Lipu Oasis allow accessible and fascinating birdwatching experiences. 👉 Tip: Visit the Lipu Visitor Center in Massaciuccoli to explore the floating paths in the swamp: suspended atmosphere and scents of fresh water. 🏖️ Dunes, natural beaches and free coast: The park reaches the sea, with free and wild beaches such as those between Torre del Lago and Marina di Vecchiano. Here the landscape is made up of sand dunes, Mediterranean scrub and shallow waters, in a protected natural context free of invasive constructions. 👉 Tip: Reach the beach from the Bocca di Serchio side: less crowded, perfect for a day between sea and nature. 🚴 Slow tourism between nature and culture: The park is ideal for hiking, cycling, horseback riding or boating. You can also explore the historical aspects, such as the remains of the Medici Villa of Coltano or the history of reclamation and royal hunting. The proximity to Pisa, Lucca and Viareggio allows easy combinations between nature and art. 👉 Tip: Cycle along the cycle path that crosses the Tombolo Estate: shade, silence and the scent of resin accompany you to the coast. 🛏️ Where to stay: Around the park there are farmhouses surrounded by greenery, eco-friendly hotels, campsites and B&Bs. Ideal places to stay are San Giuliano Terme, Torre del Lago, Vecchiano and Massaciuccoli, well connected and surrounded by nature. 👉 Tip: Choose a facility with direct access to the park's paths to enjoy the experience in a slow and sustainable way. In the Migliarino San Rossore Massaciuccoli Park, nature changes its face at every step: water, forest and sand meet in an ever-present balance.