The beaches of Maremma

Not only history, art and beauty … for lovers of the sea it’s useful to know that it is also full of wonderful beaches.

Among the most beautiful beaches of Tuscany we have chosen ten of the most attractive on the coast, 10 places that are worth a visit during a holiday.

Castiglione della Pescaia

Is in the province of Grosseto, it’s proud of the most beautiful sea in Italy.

As further proof of this truth the locality has been rewarded by Legambiente with five Sails. An ecosystem protected and enhanced with the involvement of citizens, schools and tourists.

Cala Bagno delle Donne

Is located in the Maremma Park, in the town of Talamone, in the province of Grosseto. It’s protected by a rocky promontory. The sea is deep and clear.

It can be reached by a rather steep ladder, after crossing the village. The sea bottom is perfect for scuba diving.

Cala del Gesso

Is reachable from “Porto Santo Stefano” via a scenic route and then crossing the Via dei Pionieri.

The advice is to ask directions to the local inhabitants. It’s one of the most beautiful bays of Tuscany and has a stunning view.

Cavoli beach.

Sandy and considered ideal for youngsters. To enjoy the sun at this beach you need to get to the island of Elba. It is located in the western part of the island.

The sea is crystal clear and the vegetation is uncontaminated, typical of the Mediterranean scrub.

Cala Violina

Is a very impressive cove: in the heart of the Natural Reserve of Bandite di Scarlino, it has white sand and very transparent sea.

Nestled between two promontories, the sounds of those who cross the beach echo.

Feniglia beach.

Is located in the complex of the “State Natural Reserve of the Feniglia Dunes”.

Reachable from Cala Galera or from the entrance of the Reserve, it is surrounded by pine forests, Mediterranean scrub and characteristics plants such as sea lily, myrtle, heathers and spurge.

Clear sea with sandy bottom, ideal for swimming.

The Collelungo beach.

Is among the most beautiful beaches in Italy and it is characterized by fine sand and high dunes rich in vegetation.

It’s dominated by the tower of Collelungo.

The beach and the trails that surround it are considered the ideal place for those who love peace and quiet.

Giannella Beach

Is located within the “State Natural Reserve of the Feniglia Dunes” too. It’s suitable for water sports, particularly for sailing. The bottoms are low and decline gradually, a feature that makes it ideal for family holidays with children, who can play in peace.

San Vincenzo

In the province of Livorno, bathed by a transparent and crystal clear sea.

The golden sand beach and the lush Mediterranean vegetation. Here lie an ancient tower and fortifications that once served to the sighting of pirates.

Cala di Forno, in the province of Grosseto

Is enclosed by the promontory of Monti dell’Uccellina, and is located in the heart of the Maremma Natural Park and it can be reached after a couple of hours walking along the path A4.

The route is almost completely along an easy path parallel to the coast; the first part of the path is on an paved road and leads from Pratini to the olive tree grove of Collelungo.