The Badia di Morrona lies halfway between Pisa and Volterra, in the heart of lands once walked by the Etruscans, and at a short distance from the village of Morrona .
The countryside surrounding this ancient monastery is that of a picture postcard made up of wide valleys, rolling hills planted with the Company's own vines, olive trees and dense woodland.

Today, the Estate covers 500 hectares with 90 hectares of dedicated vineyards, 30 dedicated to olive groves and the remaining to crops.

All'interno della Tenuta viene anche svolta attività agrituristica, utilizzando le proprietà poderali appartenenti alla Badia. opportunamente ristrutturate.

Gli ospiti dell'Azienda possono anche nelle stagioni opportune, svolgere attività venatoria nella Riserva di caccia aziendale, ivi compresa in un recinto di 100 ettari la caccia al cinghiale ed agli ungulati.

The Estate also welcomes visitors and has carefully restored the numerous original farmhouse buildings into outstanding agriturismos.
Guests staying during the appropriate season can also enjoy boar and game hunting on the Estate's 100 hectares of fenced hunting reserve.

The farmhouses have been restored in full respect of traditional Tuscan architecture whilst providing elegance and comfort and so ensuring visitors a relaxing and unforgettable stay.