One sea leaves, another opens.
Viareggio and the bay face the same water, sixty minutes apart: 63.4 km down the A12, off at Rosignano Marittimo, then the descent to the Quercetano.
South on the A12, then off the dual carriageway.
From Viareggio you join the A12 southbound, pass Massa and Carrara, leave at Rosignano Marittimo and follow the signs for Castiglioncello. 63.4 km, sixty minutes including the last descent.
The motorway runs behind the Versilia coast for a while, then turns inland; the sea comes back at the end, in a different shape.
The same water, two different coasts.
Versilia is a long beach with a straight promenade behind it, pinewoods and bath huts in rows. The Bay of Quercetano is small and closed: rocks on both sides, terraces stepping down, the village above.
Couples from Viareggio choose it for that difference. You keep the sea you know and change the way it looks at six in the evening, when the light comes in low across the water.
From the promenade to the terrace.
Guests drive, or take the train to Castiglioncello station a few minutes away.
The coast, in detail.
Same sea. Different shore. That is the whole point.
Frequently asked questions
How far is Astragalo from Viareggio?
Where do guests park coming from Viareggio?
Is it worth driving an hour past Livorno?
Can we have the civil ceremony there?
Viareggio and the bay face the same water, sixty minutes apart: 63.4 km down the A12, off at Rosignano Marittimo, then the descent to the Quercetano.
The same bay, another rhythm.
From one sea to the other.
Send us the date and the guest count: we will tell you whether the terrace is free. One wedding per day, a reply within 24 hours; 120–150 € per guest, 20-guest minimum.