The patio in Casa Terra runs the length of the property, opens directly onto your private garden, and looks down over the nature reserve to the sea. It’s covered with grape vines, which you’re welcome to enjoy after dinner outside. Terra is popular, though, especially in the summer, so book now!

The apartment sleep five, with two bedroom, two bathrooms, and a sofa bed in the living room. It’s a unique rustic Tuscan apartment, with old wooden beams, exposed rock face walls, terracotta tile floors repurposed from a medieval church, and full of artwork, paintings, prints, little antiques, pottery, and bronze objects.