Visit the Theia Thermal Baths, fed by the natural spring at Sillene. Explore the many connected outdoor and indoor pools, with temperatures between 33 and 36 degrees celsius. The baths are fed in a continuous cycle from thermal water, whose beneficial properties were known even from the Etruscan and Roman periods. They are the ideal destination for families with children from zero to 12 years old. The pools offer the only place in Italy where children can enjoy a wellness experience in a dry cave, in a wet cave, and in pools dedicated for them. Discover water jets and whirlpools, and make use of the Wi-Fi network when relaxing on a sun longer. If you're hungry, stop by the restaurant offering a wide variety of cold and hot dishes, inspired by the typical cuisine of Tuscany. For the adults, there is also a wellness center with sauna, Turkish bath and relaxation area, at additional cost.

Release the stress of traveling and relax in the waters of one of Italy's most renowned thermal water springs at the Montecatini Terme Thermal Pool. Enjoy access to an indoor thermal pool, fed by 33°C thermal water from the Leopoldina spring, where you can swim in the 100-meter lanes or enjoy a hydromassage from the hydrojets. Reap a range of health and wellness benefits, from skin improvement to increased muscle recovery.

The tour start from Civitavecchia port/area. You will drive north with your English-speaking driver, through the beautiful landscape of Tuscany. After about a 45 minute’s drive, you will arrive in Maremma. A unique feature of Maremma is the variety of its territory: crystal clear, long beaches or impervious rocks, mountains covered with dense woods, lake and flat areas, green cultivated hills and natural thermal areas. A timeless area, rooted in ancient civilizations: the Etruscans before and the Romans later prospered for centuries leaving important testimonies, as shown by the Etruscan sites of Pitigliano, Vulci and the Roman city of Cosa. Tasting will be combined to a wine tasting class: you will have the chance to taste a selection of tuscan wines produced by the winemaker. First stop is to visit Montemerano. This town flourished in the second half of the 10th century when the province’s residents began moving inland to escape malaria and the endless barbarian invasions that plagued the coastline. Montemerano was governed by a democratic institution until 1272, when it fell into the hands of the Aldobrandeschi. In the second half of the 13th century, it passed to the Baschi, the feudal family that funded its expansion. At the end of the 14th century, the “Repubblica Senese” forced the Baschi to retreat. In 1556, it became part of the Medici’s vast rule, before the Hasburg Lorraine assigned Montemerano to the Municipality of Manciano, where it remains today. Next stop will be the amazing hot springs waterfall in Saturnia, Cascate del Mulino originate from the sulphurous waters of the Terme di Saturnia, a nearby spa and hotel. The water flows from the natural spring at a temperature of 37.5°C (98°C) and thanks to the presence of a particular element, known as Thermal Plankton, it is thought to be good for the skin, as well as for the digestive, circulatory, motor and respiratory systems. The sulphurous waters of Saturnia were already known to the Etruscans first and then to the Romans who believed that the thermal waters, with their beneficial properties, were a gift from the gods. The power of the sulphurous water coming from a millenary spring has carved over the centuries the white travertine rock giving rise to natural pools where you can immerse yourself for a moment of relaxation and escape from reality. After that the last stop will be in Pitigliano a genuine medieval cities 12th century. It is also called the Small Tuscan Jerusalem, rises up out of a massive rock, creating a fascinating mix of architecture and nature, hanging on the “tufo” a local stone between green valleys with a magic vision. Admire the Orsini Palace, the Fontana Medicea and an aqueduct made of “tufo” from the 14th century. From the main square, three parallel streets enter the village, intersected by a series of picturesque alleys: staircases, little arcades and decorations will present you a real Tuscan experience.