Marina di Pietrasanta is a cozy Italian seaside resort with sandy beach, restaurants, shops, cafes, bars and nightlife. It is not as classy as the neighbouring town of Forte dei Marmi, but it has the same wide and long sandy beaches,, mostly payment beaches.
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The two towns are joined by the large pine forest and park La Versiliana where you will find many forms of entertainment in the summer. What separates this town from the larger towns such as Viareggio is that it is more similar to a large residential neighbourhood than a city.
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Marina di Pietrasanta has the impressive Apuan Alps and the Pietrasanta town as a scenic backdrop.
