Surroundings

The course is nestled amid the lush greenery of a centuries-old pine forest and lush Mediterranean scrub, and was named the best 9-hole course in Italy by Golf Digest. The Tirrenia Golf Club was first established in 1968.

The club boasts a very friendly atmosphere that fosters strong relationships among members and offers all the amenities needed to fully enjoy the sport.

Tirrenia is home to a water park right on the sea, offering fun and relaxation for adults and children alike. Slides for every taste, with pools for adults and children, and plenty of fun thanks to the entertainers and DJs who organize games and dances to keep you entertained at all times.

It is the bell tower of the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, a symbol of Pisa and known throughout the world primarily for its tilt; in fact, it is also called the Leaning Tower.
It stands approximately 57 meters tall and was built over the course of two centuries, without ever deviating from the original design. Just five years after the laying of the cornerstone, the first ground subsidence occurred, causing the tower to lean, but after several interruptions, construction continued over the decades, using techniques that were gradually refined to compensate for the tilt.

Consolidation work was necessary in the 1990s to reduce its tilt, which was becoming increasingly pronounced, and measures were taken to ensure the tower remained safe and open to visitors; furthermore, in recent years, cleaning and comprehensive consolidation of the marble used in its construction have been carried out, restoring the monument to its former splendor.

In Marina di Pisa, just a few kilometers from the hotel and the sea, there is an Adventure Park where you can tackle agility courses suspended among the trees, featuring a variety of obstacles divided into different difficulty levels: from those suitable for children—and therefore easy—to much more challenging ones at impressive heights. Safety is ensured by a steel safety line to which you are always secured.

Admission to the park is free. Only the tree-top courses—which are differentiated by height for children, adults, and teenagers—require a fee.

Located near the mouth of the Arno River, Marina di Pisa is a seaside resort that comes alive mainly in the summer, when it is crowded with tourists.

The coastline lacks wide beaches due to the presence of massive breakwater cliffs that protect the small beaches from storm surges, but as you head south, the shoreline widens, becoming home to beach resorts and tourist facilities. The architecture features many Art Nouveau buildings, set within an urban layout characterized by large squares overlooking the sea.

Of particular importance is the Port of Bocca d’Arno, inaugurated in 2013. It is the marina located in Marina di Pisa, with a southwest-facing entrance, and connects to the existing marina on the left bank of the Arno.

The Tirrenia Dunes cover an area of 24 hectares designated as a WWF protected area, established in 1997 along the Pisa coastline. The area features lush Mediterranean scrub, including a pine forest that extends almost to the sand.

Characterized mainly by patches of woodland spared by a massive fire in the early 1990s, the coastal dunes—which can reach up to 10 meters in height—are equipped with protective wooden barriers to facilitate hiking, as well as location markers and botanical signs.

Pedestrian access to the WWF protected area is free, provided visitors strictly follow the various signs on-site; furthermore, over the years, measures have been implemented within the oasis to facilitate visits by people with disabilities, with accessible paths. The oasis is open year-round, and guided tours are frequently organized. In the summer, it serves as an excellent cool retreat for both Tirrenia residents and, above all, tourists during the hottest hours of the day.