The island of Montecristo,in the Tuscan archipelago, is a protected area with legends and history and access by permit only.
Visits to Montecristo require paid permits
Visits to Montecristo are only possible after requesting a paid permit from the secretariat of the State Forestry Corps in Follonica. Well-known to many thanks to the famous novel by Alexandre Dumas, the island has unique flora and wildlife, and is one of the main nature reserves in the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Reservations for trekking with rangers
In addition to its crystal-clear waters, it is also the protagonist of stories and legends, and is home to the monastery of San Mamiliano and the convent and grotto of the saint, both of which can be reached by following two trekking routes, accompanied by Forest Rangers for which reservations are required.
The Sense Experience Resort on the Tuscan Coast
The five-star Sense Experience Resort is the ideal place to stay to experience the island. This exclusive retreat in the heart of the Tuscan Maremma, is in a privileged location within a nature park. The 112 rooms in the five buildings go from Comfort, Deluxe and Superior to Themed Suites and Two Bedroom Suites with sea view and outdoor whirlpool tubs. There is also a private beach and a heated outdoor pool. The Experience Specialist replaces the traditional concierge, and the gastronomic offering includes the à la carte Dimorà restaurant and the fine dining Eatè, directly on the beach.
