Versilia Golf Resort (4 Star Hotels) Pietrasanta

Tee time in Tuscany

Three reasons why you'll love it here

1. The 18 hole golf course designed by Marco Croze
2. The vicinity to the beautiful beaches of Versilia
3. The excellent Tuscan cuisine served in the restaurant

Nestled in the beautiful coastal countryside, between the Apuan Alps and the Tyrrhenian Sea, within minutes of the sun-drenched beaches of Forte dei Marmi, and boasting one of the finest golf courses in the whole of Italy, if not the world; Versilia Golf Resort is the kind of place dream holidays in Tuscany are made of.

Golfing heaven

The golf course, open all year round, is the heart of the resort. Designed by the famous Venetian architect, Marco Croze, the 18 hole course (par 71, 5873 meters, course rating for men 71,7, slope rating 123) takes players on an exhilarating golfing adventure across the splendid Tuscan countryside, complete with generously sized tees, bunkers and water hazards.

Lucky for some, hole 13 now boasts a hcp 1, thanks to the recent redesigning by José Maria Olàzabal's Integral Golf Design

What about the rooms?

Romantic and luxurious, the resort's bedrooms and suites feature sumptuous canopied beds, magnificent marble bathrooms and exquisite works from the proprietor's private art collection.
Equipped with every modern comfort, from high speed internet to air conditioning, all rooms have a spacious terrace overlooking the golf greens.

Versilia in the kitchen

The Ninfeo restaurant has two dining rooms: the Sala del Golfista and the Sala à la carte. The "Sala del Golfista" is the perfect choice for a light lunch or snack before or after a game.
For a leisurely meal or formal dinner, book the "Sala à la carte", and get ready to enjoy the finest Tuscan and Italian haute cuisine!

In warm weather meals are served outside on the terraces overlooking the golf course

A much sought-after location for incentives and meetings, the Versilia Golf Resort provides excellent banqueting and sports facilities and a well equipped function room, ideal for business events and seminars.

Art between the holes

In addition to the Club House, the Golf Club is famous for the white Carrara marble statue, entitled "Ray of Light", sculpted by the Japanese artist Kan Yasuda and on display between hole 9 and hole 18.