Experience

Maremma Regional Park And Guided Virtual Bike Tour

Siena· Medieval · hill townGerman, English, Italian

After Reservation, the tour starts at the rental point with the collection of e-bikes and the activation of virtual navigation. The circular route is about 23 km long and has 140 m of positive elevation gain: medium-easy level. It starts from Alberese and crosses the Maremma Park to the coast, alternating paved roads, bike paths, trails and short stretches of singletrack. The Listing is almost flat, but the natural sections require a minimum of Guide confidence. The route crosses fields, Mediterranean scrub and centuries-old olive trees, then reaches the Torre di Collelungo, an ancient fortification overlooking the sea. In Marina di Alberese you can stop at Ristoro La Viola to buy water, a snack or take a break near the beach. The trail continues towards the mouth of the Ombrone, among reeds, dunes and environments rich in fauna. The return to Alberese completes a tour of protected nature, history and coastal landscapes.

Languages
German, English, Italian, French, Spanish

What's included

Access to the self-guided tour via the Outdoora app, to be used on your smartphone.
Access instructions for the app provided after the reservation.
Bicycle use
Remote assistance for the rental point during the tour, if necessary.
Phone holder
Step-by-step navigation, voice directions, stops and points of interest.
Bike security lock.

Meeting point & pickup

Meet at the designated start point

Cancellation

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Where this sits in Siena

Siena is about 1 hr 16 min by road from Florence Peretola Airport. A medieval city that stopped growing and never lost its shape — the shell-shaped Campo, the striped duomo, streets that climb. Quieter than Florence and, for a few days, better company.

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