Hotel Il Delfino is in the heart of Etruscan Coast.

Nature and Parks - Over 20% of the Costa degli Etruschi comprises Parks, protected areas, nature oases, and fauna reserves. Of particular note are the Bolgheri WWF Oasis, a wet zone of international importance, the Parco della Magona and its biogenetic oasis, the Livorno Hills Park, which is of considerable historical-naturalistic interest, the Parco di Rimigliano flora and fauna oasis, the Orti-Bottagone oasis and the Sterpaia and Montioni parks.

Sea and Beaches - For over 90 uninterrupted kilometers, clear water shading from emerald green to deepest blue washes the coast, the water quality and services provided by the coastal resorts have been awarded the European Union's Blue Flag. Beaches of pale sand, like those at San Vincenzo and Baratti, alternate with the darker sands of Marina di Castagneto, Marina di Bibbona and Cecina, and wind-sculpted rocky shores where the water is deep and teeming with fish. Well-equipped marinas provide plenty of opportunities for yachting.

Medieval Villages - Situated on hills overlooking the sea or in the heart of the countryside, the medieval villages and towns of Costa degli Etruschi have centuries-old historical and cultural traditions.

Historical reminders of their civilization are preserved intact in Castagneto Carducci, Bolgheri, Suvereto, Campiglia Marittima, Bibbona, Sassetta, Rosignano Marittimo, Populonia and Piombino.

Thermal spas and Wellbeing - Costa degli Etruschi thermal spas provide a double opportunity: health treatments and holidays based on wellbeing and relaxation. At Venturina in Val di Cornia, a stone's throw from the sea and medieval villages, the Valle del Sole (sulphur-calcium-magnesium-bicarbonate bearing waters) and Calidario thermal spas offer treatments for health and psycho/physical wellbeing.