Grosseto · GRS / LIRS
Approximately 45 minutes by car
The closest airport for private aviation. Grosseto handles general aviation, aerotaxi and charter traffic by prior arrangement.
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Check availabilityOutside the gate · Maremma, Tuscany
Dojo is quiet, but it is not isolated. Medieval streets, a clear-water lake, wild coast, vineyards and strange geothermal landscapes are all close enough to become part of a day — if you feel like leaving at all.
Not to scale. Made for curiosity.

Getting here
Dojo sits in the northern Maremma countryside, outside Massa Marittima. For the final stretch, a car or pre-booked driver is the simplest way to arrive.
Approximately 45 minutes by car
The closest airport for private aviation. Grosseto handles general aviation, aerotaxi and charter traffic by prior arrangement.
Route to Dojo →Approximately 1½ hours by car
A convenient international gateway on the Tuscan coast, with a broad mix of European connections.
Route to Dojo →Approximately 2 hours by car
Useful for arrivals through major European hubs and for guests combining Dojo with Florence.
Route to Dojo →Approximately 2½ hours by car
The strongest option for long-haul and intercontinental arrivals, with an easy onward drive north along the coast.
Route to Dojo →Driving times are approximate and depend on traffic and the exact route.
Six directions from Dojo
For stone, bells & an aperitivo
A hill town of medieval streets, the cathedral of San Cerbone, small museums and a piazza that is particularly beautiful as the day cools.
Open the way →For clear water & old legends
A small karst lake surrounded by reeds, eucalyptus and traces of Etruscan settlements. Swim in summer, walk the edge, or go simply because the water feels secret.
Open the way →For a wild sea day
Mediterranean scrub, walking paths and one of Maremma’s most loved coves. Summer access is regulated, so it is worth checking before you set out.
Open the way →For lunch by the sea
Go when you want the coast to feel a little more polished: a swim, a long lunch, a walk through Castiglione’s old town, then back to the quiet.
Open the way →For wine & architecture
A contemporary winery in the Maremma landscape. A good counterpoint to the medieval towns: geometry, vineyards, cellar air and a slower tasting.
Open the way →For steam rising from the earth
A geothermal landscape near Monterotondo Marittimo where pale mineral ground, heat and natural vapour make Tuscany suddenly feel almost lunar.
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And then come back
Ask us what suits the weather, the season and the kind of day you want. We would rather send you to one place you will love than ten places you should see.
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