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Bufalina Canal – Bocca di Serchio Beach loop from Riserva della Bufalina

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Bufalina Canal – Bocca di Serchio Beach loop from Riserva della Bufalina

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Bufalina Canal – Bocca di Serchio Beach loop from Riserva della Bufalina

02:40

10.6km

10m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: April 17, 2026

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Riserva della Bufalina

Riserva di Bocca di Serchio

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204 m

Torre del Lago Puccini

Highlight • Beach

Very nice stretch of beach with restaurants and bars

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874 m

Beach of Riserva della Bufalina

Highlight • Beach

1.41 km

The Bufalina canal – more simply known as “La Bufalina” – passes through the town of Torre del Lago Puccini and connects Lake Massaciuccoli to the sea. The path along the Bufalina canal offers an immersive experience in the wild nature of the Migliarino San Rossore Park, with suggestive views of the waterway that winds through the vegetation. An ideal route for those seeking a quiet escape on foot or by bike, between the lake and the sea.

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4.18 km

Bocca di Serchio Nature Reserve

Highlight • Natural Monument

In Marina di Vecchiano
the Migliarinese maquis acts as its eastern limit and the Tyrrhenian Sea laps it to the west, the Natural Reserves of Bocca di Serchio and Bufalina frame it at the extreme south and north. It is the strip of beach that belongs to the Community of Vecchiano, which offers itself to those who know how to love it for so much beauty and uniqueness

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4.57 km

Mouth of the Serchio River Beach

Highlight • Beach

Here the wild bike path leads (finally ;-)) to the beach and the sand causes bikes to sink. But that shouldn't be a hindrance to riding this beautiful bike path.

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