Residenza Santa Cecilia
9.3 out of 10 from 416 reviewsSan Vincenzo
Full kitchen · 35–80 m² · Sleeps 6
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11 stays · 5 aparthotels and 6 serviced apartments
San Vincenzo is a small seaside resort on Tuscany's Etruscan Coast, and aparthotels and serviced apartments are a natural fit for it. Beach holidays here tend to run for a week or more, and a kitchen, living space and separate bedrooms make life easier for families and groups who want to cook some meals, keep beach gear organised and vary their days between the sea and Tuscan towns. Our guide explains what an aparthotel is.
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The town centre is built around the San Vincenzo Tower, a medieval coastal watchtower built by the Pisans, according to Italia-Italy. Cittaslow reports more than 200 retail shops and about 100 public establishments in the town, so you can do most day-to-day shopping and eating on foot.
Stays in or near Town centre and San Vincenzo Tower
The tourist marina sits in the middle of town and has 283 berths, with fuelling, repairs, yacht clubs, a fishing club, shops and places to eat, according to the municipal tourism site. A 7-metre bronze sculpture of a sailor, the Marinaio, stands on the harbour pier. Italia-Italy lists the San Vincenzo Fish Festival, with live music, among the July and August events.
Stays in or near Marina and harbour
Rimigliano Coastal Park lies south of the town and is described as a wild beach over 7 km long by the municipal tourism site, while Italia-Italy gives almost 6 km of protected park with dunes, Mediterranean scrub and pine forest. It is the choice for visitors who want a long, unspoilt shoreline rather than facilities on the doorstep.
The railway station sits on the Tyrrhenian line between Piombino and Livorno, with connections from Pisa, Florence and Grosseto according to Italia-Italy. The area suits car-free visitors who plan day trips to Tuscan towns, and it is close to the town centre.
Stays in or near Railway station area
By train, the station is on the Tyrrhenian line between Piombino and Livorno, with convenient connections from Pisa, Florence and Grosseto, according to Italia-Italy. By road, the SS1 Aurelia has exits at San Vincenzo nord and sud, and the scenic SP23 della Principessa connects the town south to Piombino. Italia-Italy lists the nearest airports as Grosseto at 58.2 km, Pisa at 67.4 km and Florence at 94.6 km.
The town centre, marina and station are close together, so most visitors walk between them. The Cittaslow profile notes proximity to the islands of Capraia and Elba, the Etruscan archaeological zone of Populonia and the historic towns of Volterra, San Gimignano, Siena, Pisa and Florence, which makes the town a good base for excursions.
For daily life, the town has more than 200 shops and about 100 public establishments, according to Cittaslow, so everyday shopping is available locally. The Cittaslow profile also mentions the Slow Food Presidium for the Palamita del Mare di Toscana, a local fish, plus Val di Cornia DOC wine and extra-virgin olive oil as typical products.
The municipal tourism site emphasises year-round appeal beyond summer, and Italia-Italy mentions a dedicated dog beach of 200 to 300 metres. If your plans involve a longer move rather than a holiday, see our aparthotel versus hotel comparison.
The beaches are the main draw, and San Vincenzo first received the Blue Flag in 2006 according to Wikipedia, and Cittaslow says it has held it continuously since. Italia-Italy lists July and August events including the San Vincenzo Fish Festival with live music and several local food festivals (sagre).
Italia-Italy also lists a spring fish festival, Un Mare di Gusto, autumn food festivals in inland villages devoted to chestnuts, mushrooms, new oil and Val di Cornia wines, and the Verde Dicembre Christmas markets and events in winter. The municipal tourism site stresses that the town is appealing beyond the summer season, so shoulder months suit visits focused on walking, food and day trips.
The town lies in the province of Livorno on the coast between Livorno and Piombino, about 50 km south-east of Livorno and 100 km south-west of Florence according to Wikipedia. It has around 6,910 residents. San Vincenzo is described as the most equipped tourist locality on the Etruscan Coast, with 12 km of fine golden sand and a marina in the town. This page covers the places to stay, how to get here, practical long-stay tips and the seasons. You can also browse other stays across Italy.
Of the 11 properties here, 5 offer an in-apartment washing machine and 2 include some form of housekeeping. If you are staying more than a few nights, compare the facts box on each property page first.
7 properties list a full kitchen and 4 only a kitchenette, so check the room type if you plan to cook more than simple meals.
Where room sizes are published, the median apartment here is 45 m².
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The town centre and marina suit visitors who want to walk to restaurants and shops, while Rimigliano Coastal Park is for those who prefer a long natural beach.
The station is on the Tyrrhenian line between Piombino and Livorno, with connections from Pisa, Florence and Grosseto, according to Italia-Italy.
Italia-Italy lists Grosseto at 58.2 km, Pisa at 67.4 km and Florence at 94.6 km.
Wikipedia says San Vincenzo earned its first Blue Flag in 2006, and Cittaslow says it has held the award continuously since then.
Rimigliano Coastal Park lies south of the town and is a wild beach with dunes, Mediterranean scrub and pine forest, according to the municipal tourism site and Italia-Italy.
We currently list 11 aparthotel and serviced apartment properties in San Vincenzo.
11 of the 11 properties we list have a kitchen or kitchenette in at least one apartment type.
5 properties list an in-apartment washing machine. Use the facts box on each property page to check.
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