Parco naturale di Rimigliano

The park spans 650 hectares along the Tuscan coast, featuring Mediterranean vegetation, sandy dunes, oak forests, and pine trees divided by the provincial road.

Established in 1973, the park area was previously used for wood processing before conservation measures protected the local oak and pine vegetation.

The park integrates natural conservation with public recreation, offering paths through Mediterranean flora where visitors observe local wildlife including squirrels and wild rabbits.

Visitors access the park through multiple entry points along Princess Road, with both paid and free parking spaces available near the six-kilometer coastline.

In 2018, a Caretta Caretta sea turtle selected the park's beach to lay eggs, resulting in 58 hatchlings successfully reaching the Mediterranean Sea.

Location: San Vincenzo

Website: https://parchivaldicornia.it

GPS coordinates: 43.04536,10.53183

Latest update: March 5, 2025 07:51