Sahara Tent –Your Private Oasis in the Olive Grove

The spacious 6-meter Sahara tent offers plenty of room and a relaxed, close-to-nature atmosphere. It features a comfortable double bed, with bed linen and towels naturally included in the price. Additionally, there is a pull-out futon sofa, perfectly suited for two children or teenagers. The tent is equipped with electricity, allowing you to charge your devices with ease. Right outside, you will find your private outdoor kitchen, fully equipped with cookware and tableware—perfect for cooking under the open sky while soaking in the magnificent valley views. Your private bathroom is located in a central building within the olive grove. It includes a washbasin, toilet, and an exclusive outdoor shower that beautifully completes the back-to-nature holiday experience. For a refreshing dip on warm days, the large infinity pool nestled in the olive grove awaits. It is the perfect spot to relax after an excursion or simply to savor the moment. From here, you can enjoy a fantastic view over the rolling hills of the Maremma—a place to truly unwind and let your soul soar.

Our tent is nestled within a sprawling 10-hectare ancient olive grove in Tuscany. Here, a true connection with nature is guaranteed, so don't be surprised if you spot a rabbit darting past while enjoying your morning coffee, flush out a pheasant during a leisurely stroll, or hear a roebuck 'coughing' in the olive grove as evening falls.

Thanks to its peaceful location, Wild Camp offers the ideal retreat to escape the stress of everyday life—yet numerous excursion opportunities are available right on your doorstep. On cooler days, the free-access hot sulfur springs of Petriolo invite you to unwind. Both the thermal baths and the sea are reachable in about 30 minutes by car. In addition to the classic beaches with their 'bagni,' where umbrellas and sun loungers can be rented, Tuscany also boasts many natural, wild beaches that captivate with their untouched charm. Those who love Tuscany for its sleepy medieval villages will find hidden gems around every corner. A stroll through narrow alleys followed by a gelato in the afternoon sun is simply a must. Active vacationers will also find plenty to do: the region offers hiking trails of various difficulty levels as well as scenic, hilly routes for cyclists, providing a beautiful way to experience the landscape. For culture enthusiasts, Siena and its landmarks are a must-see. Nearby highlights such as Sant’Antimo and San Galgano are equally worth a visit and can be perfectly combined with a wine tasting or a plate of pasta for the ultimate day trip.