Cosmopolitan Golf & Beach
Between the Pisan coast and the surrounding pinewoods
Between the Pisan coast and the surrounding pinewoods, Cosmopolitan Golf & Beach offers a lighter yet still intelligent interpretation of coastal Tuscan golf. The course is accessible, fluid and easy to enjoy even for travellers with families or those building a broader leisure stay, yet it retains enough technical content — water, breeze and positional angles — to avoid ever feeling shallow. Its real strength is versatility. You can play a proper round, spend time on the beach, move easily toward Pisa or Lucca and shape a holiday with several components without sacrificing golf. It lacks the monumentality of Tuscany's most celebrated resorts, but in exchange offers a more relaxed, maritime and contemporary kind of luxury. For travellers seeking a less formal side of Tuscany, where the round slips naturally into the day, Cosmopolitan is a well-balanced and convincing option.
Perfetto per un soggiorno multi-interesse: golf al mattino, mare dopo pranzo, città d’arte il giorno seguente. Va vissuto con elasticità, non con rigidità da golf trip puro.
Grande versatilità tra golf, spiaggia e città d’arte toscane
Percorso accessibile ma comunque tecnicamente sensato
Meno iconico rispetto ai grandi nomi resort della regione
Atmosfera più leisure che esclusivamente golfistica
Exclusive Experiences
Secrets found in no guidebook, curated by our concierge.
Parco di San Rossore: l'Alba dei Cervi Bianchi
The Park of San Rossore is the Presidential country residence at Pisa: 23,000 hectares of pine forest, Mediterranean scrub, and virgin beaches where the Presidency of the Republic grants extremely limited access. Inside lives the largest deer and fallow deer colony on the Tuscan coast. Authorised guides lead dawn excursions in the reserved ecological corridor.
“Guide Elisa Rosati leads through corridor 7, which follows the Morto Nuovo river: 40 deer and fallow deer pass between 5:30 and 6:30 AM within 30 metres. The sound of antlers on pine branches in the dark is something primordial.”
Camposanto di Pisa: il Trionfo della Morte
The Camposanto Monumentale of Pisa is built on earth brought from Golgotha during the Crusades. The Triumph of Death — a 1340 fresco attributed to Buonamico Buffalmacco — is the most powerful visual document of Europe's Black Death. The Museum restores the complete cycle in an open laboratory: you see the work on the original sinopia before the restorer's eyes.
“Restorer Chiara Frugoni accepts private visitors on Friday mornings at the laboratory: she shows how the Black Death is visible in the skeleton shapes — the proportions of the dead vary decade by decade reflecting the different waves of 1348.”
Carnasciale: il Caberlot Sconosciuto
Caberlot is a grape of which only one mother plant exists in the world, discovered in 1960 in a Valdarno vineyard: Podere Il Carnasciale produces between 3,000 and 5,000 bottles per year of one of Italy's most mysterious wines. The Carnasciale — pure Caberlot — has a structure recalling Petrus with plum and black spice notes. Visits by invitation.
“Bettina Rogosky receives only by handwritten letter in Italian explaining the reason for the visit. Those who know the story of the 1960 Caberlot discovery stand a good chance. She does not answer emails or phone: it is part of the mystery.”