A unique island, located a few miles from the mainland of Mount Argentario but with a very strong and recognizable local identity. Here life flows at a pace all its own and follows nature and the seasons. In addition, Giglio Castello, the village that overlooks the island and that stood for protection during the attacks of pirates, has been recognized as one of the oldest villages of Italy. Among the small coves with the crystal-clear and clean seabed, it is worth mentioning the cultivation of Ansonica wine, native to the island.