Best family villas in Tuscany with pool for rent

An Exquisite Expression of Luxury: a 1600s Hunting Lodge
A staffed charming 1600s hunting lodge in the Lucca countryside offering inspiring views in the countryside between Lucca and Pisa. Enjoy the exclusive interiors, the ravishing swimming pool and the enchanted atmosphere. It's unique Italian gardens will amaze you with Mediterranean flowers and ...
From 1.136€ /night
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VILLA DANA, 4 bedrooms 4 bathrooms Retreat Villa with Private Swimming Pool and SPA
Start holiday mornings with a cup before you set out on the grand patio enjoying meditation with a view over your private Tuscany. VILLA DANA’s double-door entrance leads from the gallery covered terrace to a pair of elegant salons and a fully equipped kitchen that show off its scale and style ...
From 277€ /night
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7 Bedrooms Luxury Farmhouse in LUCCA, Outdoor and Indoor Heated Swimming Pools
A magnificent Tuscan-style farmhouse villa set within the Colline Lucchesi Wine District, IL PALAGIO offers contemporary and flexible accommodation with superb amenities including a heated indoor swimming pool with jacuzzi seats (measures 4.50 metres x 3.50 metres) with a magnific windows ...
From 560€ /night
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Contemporary Farmhouse with Pool in Villa Campanile
Once Upon a Time in the Heart of Tuscany... Nestled in the sun-drenched hills of the Tuscan countryside, where vineyards, olive groves and oak woods stretch to the horizon, lies a hidden gem—Villa Campanile. This enchanting contemporary farmhouse, with its 3 luxurious bedrooms and 3 stylish ...
From 261€ /night
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VILLA D'AMICO, charming indulgence overlooking Lucca Town Centre
Occupying an enviable city front location in small village called S. Alessio near the walls of Lucca, VILLA AMICO overlooks glistening vineyards and is backdropped by majestic antique villas and olive groves. This stunning villa is the perfect combination of natural beauty and Italian architecture, ...
From 205€ /night
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A secret sweet idyllic retreat for 2 couples with private pool & air conditionin
Stay in the heart of the Tuscan countryside at COCCINELLE FARMHOUSE, a short drive from Lucca -just 7 kms or 10 mins by car. Here you can enjoy the lush greenery of the Tuscan countryside being very close to the city centre and the major Tuscan sites. The gate in the antique stone low wall that ...
From 137€ /night
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HONEYMOON LEONOR VILLA in bike distance from Lucca
Steal away to an elegant hideaway overlooking Lucca: Honeymoon Leonor Villa. The accommodation is in the separate hayloft of a main villa where the owners live. The pool is therefore shared with them. From the private confines of this beautifully appointed vacation rental in charming Lucca, you ...
From 79€ /night
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Regina Beach, Luxury 3 bedrooms Villa by the Beach in Marina di Pietrasanta
Take in the dawn light from the terrace of this hidden and highly sought-after Marina di Pietrasanta Villa. Tucked away near the beating heart of the city, along Via Astoria and in just 100 metres from the beach, this comfortable yet spacious home includes generous living areas, a veranda with ...
From 175€ /night
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Villa Drago, an authentic Farmhouse with Private Pool in Orentano
Villa Drago is part of the Tenuta Fonte del Sasso country estate -today owned by a famous local oenologist and wine maker- that consists in various thousands of hectares of immaculate woods and countryside. The Villa has been crafted and lovingly restored and once used as a family home among the ...
From 245€ /night
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Romantic farmhouse villa in Lucca to sleep 5 guests with private pool and wi-fi
Welcome to Villa Pallina, a stunning holiday home in Lucca that offers breathtaking views and accommodates a family or group of 5. Enjoy a refreshing dip in your private swimming pool and unwind in the serene private garden. The villa features two beautifully appointed double bedrooms with air ...
From 169€ /night
ViewFamily holiday villas, rent in Tuscany
Tuscany is the ultimate destination for a memorable family holiday and at Lucca Apartments and Villas, we specialize in offering the perfect blend of comfort and style with our family holiday villas with pools in Tuscany. These villas are designed to ensure that both parents and children enjoy their stay, offering spacious interiors, beautiful outdoor areas, and private pools where your family can relax, play, and create lasting memories.
Choosing a Tuscany villa with a private pool for families means that you have the perfect space to unwind after exploring the region’s charming towns and scenic landscapes. Whether you’re splashing in the pool with your kids or enjoying an outdoor family meal, our villas for rent offer all the amenities to make your holiday stress-free and enjoyable.
Let us help you make your family’s holiday in Tuscany one to remember!
Holiday apartments for rent in Tuscany

Smart and Luxury 2 bedrooms 2 bathrooms first floor apartment centrally located inside the walls of Lucca
From 102€ /night

Convenient First Floor 2 Bedrooms Apartment With WiFi
From 67€ /night

Casa Daria, Modern 4 Bedrooms Apartment inside the Walls of Lucca
From 96€ /night

Spacious Ground Floor Apartment with Private Garden Inside the Walls of Lucca
From 86€ /night
Farmhouse for rent in Tuscany

One Bedroom Farmhouse Apartment with shared Pool in Fattoria Sardi Wine Resort in Lucca
From 61€ /night

Villa Noa, Romantic 8 bedroom Luxury Farmhouse with Private Pool on the Lucca Hills
From 780€ /night

Elisa Farmhouse Apartment in Wine Resort in Lucca
From 68€ /night

VILLA VIOLA - Residenze Seicento - An historic Villa with Garden close to Lucca with Air Conditioning
From 157€ /night
Winery accommodation in Tuscany

Villa San Miniato Corniano: Iconic 5 Bedrooms Farmhouse with Pool
From 427€ /night

7 Bedrooms Luxury Farmhouse in LUCCA, Outdoor and Indoor Heated Swimming Pools
From 560€ /night

Luxury Wine Estate Villa Framed Among Lucca' Hills
From 1.020€ /night

Pietro Farmhouse Apartment in Wine Resort in Lucca
From 65€ /night
Discover Tuscany with your family
What activities can families do in Tuscany?
Tuscany offers a wide range of activities that are perfect for families. You can visit historical cities like Lucca or Pisa, where kids can marvel at landmarks like the Leaning Tower or explore ancient city walls. Families can also enjoy a leisurely bike ride through the scenic countryside or a boat trip on Lake Massaciuccoli. For animal lovers, there's the Pistoia Zoo, and adventure seekers will love the Cavallino Matto Amusement Park. Many of our family villas with pools in Tuscany are also near child-friendly activities, so fun is never far from your villa!
If your family enjoys the outdoors, Tuscany has plenty of natural beauty to offer. You can explore the rolling hills of Chianti, picnic in the countryside, or hike through national parks like the Parco Nazionale delle Foreste Casentinesi. For a relaxing day, head to one of Tuscany’s thermal baths, which offer family-friendly facilities. Don’t forget to visit local farms where children can see animals up close and learn about Tuscan agriculture.
What travel tips are recommended for families visiting Tuscany?
To make the most of your family trip to Tuscany, we recommend renting a car. This allows you to explore the countryside at your own pace and visit off-the-beaten-path towns that public transport may not reach. Here are a few extra travel tips for families visiting Tuscany:
- Plan ahead: Tuscany is rich with both cultural and outdoor activities, so creating a flexible itinerary can help keep things organized and fun for everyone.
- Visit family-friendly attractions: Choose destinations and activities that appeal to all ages, like a mix of museums, parks, and adventure activities such as horseback riding or zip-lining.
- Stay hydrated and pack snacks: Exploring Tuscany involves walking and outdoor activities, so be sure to carry plenty of water and snacks for the kids.
- Book child-friendly accommodations: Look for villas that offer family-friendly features like fenced pools, extra space, and proximity to local supermarkets or attractions.
When is the best time to visit Tuscany with family?
The best time to visit Tuscany with your family is during late spring (May-June) or early autumn (September-October). During these months, the weather is pleasant, perfect for outdoor activities, and the region is less crowded, which makes exploring much more enjoyable. You’ll also find that it’s easier to book family villas with pools in Tuscany without the summer rush. Avoiding the peak summer season allows for a more relaxed and peaceful experience for the whole family.
In addition to fewer crowds, these months are ideal for families who want to enjoy the Tuscan countryside without the intense heat of the summer. The vineyards and olive groves are in full bloom, offering stunning views, and many local festivals take place during these off-peak seasons, providing a more authentic cultural experience. Families can comfortably explore the towns and countryside without having to navigate through heavy tourist traffic.
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What scenic routes are recommended for families in Tuscany?
For families traveling in Tuscany, some of the most scenic and child-friendly routes include the Chianti Wine Route and the Via Francigena. The Chianti route offers stunning views of rolling vineyards, and there are several stops along the way for family-friendly wine tastings and picnics in the countryside. Another great option is driving from Florence to Siena, a route that takes you through charming medieval villages such as San Gimignano and Monteriggioni, perfect for exploring with kids.
Another family favorite is the coastal drive along the Tuscan Riviera. This road trip offers beautiful views of the sea and the chance to stop at child-friendly beaches. Your family can explore small fishing villages, enjoy beach activities, and relax in scenic spots that combine nature and history.
Which beach areas in Tuscany are best for children?
Tuscany has several beaches that are particularly suitable for families with young children. Versilia Beach , located in northern Tuscany, is known for its shallow waters and soft sand, making it a great choice for kids. The beach is well-equipped with facilities such as playgrounds, cafes, and umbrella rentals, ensuring a stress-free day for families. Another great option is the Baratti Bay near Piombino, which has calm, clear waters and is surrounded by nature, providing a perfect spot for a family picnic.
If you're staying in one of our family villas with pools in Tuscany, the coastlines of Follonica and Cecina are also fantastic choices. These beaches are clean, safe, and family-friendly, with plenty of opportunities for kids to swim, build sandcastles, or enjoy beach games.
How can we travel around Tuscany as a family?
Traveling around Tuscany with your family is easy and convenient, especially if you rent a car. Having a car allows you to explore the countryside at your own pace, stop at small towns, and visit off-the-beaten-path attractions. Most family-friendly villas in Tuscany have parking spaces, and the roads are generally well-maintained, offering scenic drives throughout the region.
Public transportation is another option, with trains connecting major cities like Florence, Pisa, and Lucca. However, a car is recommended if you want to visit rural areas, beaches, and smaller villages. Be sure to plan for rest stops and breaks, especially if traveling with young children, and pack snacks and water to keep everyone comfortable during the journey.
What are the best cultural experiences in Tuscany for families?
Tuscany is rich in cultural experiences that are fun and educational for kids and parents alike. Visiting historical cities such as Florence, Siena, and Lucca offers plenty of museums, art galleries, and landmarks where children can learn about history and art in an interactive way. The Uffizi Gallery in Florence has family-friendly tours, while the Torre del Mangia in Siena gives kids the excitement of climbing up for panoramic views.
For hands-on experiences, consider visiting local farms or cooking classes where children can learn to make traditional Tuscan dishes like pizza or pasta. Many of these classes are specifically designed for families, making them a fun way to engage with local culture.