A coastal trip in Tuscany takes visitors to secluded bays, miles of sandy beaches and picturesque small towns.
A holiday in Italy along Tuscany's 328 kilometer coastline takes visitors to the Etruscan Riviera, the Maremma coast and the island of Elba. The scenic diversity and the crystal clear water make a beach holiday in this region of Italy a special experience. Here, kilometers of beaches and secluded bays enchant, while lively seaside resorts and many sports opportunities offer variety and fun.
Explore the pearls of the Riviera on a coastal trip in Tuscany
About half of the coastline is part of the Etruscan Riviera. The area on the Tyrrhenian Sea, also known as the Etruscan Coast, extends between the cities Livorno and Piombino. There are many lonely bays on the rocky coast in the north. Further south there are pine forests and long, fine sand or fine gravel forests Beaches the coast. Especially in Cecina and San Vincenzo popular water sports such as windsurfing, diving or snorkeling are offered.
Discover the beaches of the Maremma
The southern coastal section of Tuscany is characterized by rough rocks, long sandy beaches and fragrant pine forests. Many Maremma beaches are awarded annually with awards such as the Blue Flag for their cleanliness and safety as well as the excellent water quality of the Mediterranean. Water sports enthusiasts can go diving or kite surfing here, for example. Nature lovers explore the landscape while riding or hiking. On a coastal trip through Tuscany, it's not just the beauty of the natural bay of Cala Violina that tempts you to stop. The white, extremely fine sand is also impressive here; when you walk over it, it creates sounds that are reminiscent of the sound of a violin.
Relax at Elba's beach paradises
Holidaymakers can take the ferry from Piombino to the area upstream Elba-Island. Over one hundred bathing bays and beaches await beach holidaymakers. The gently sloping sandy beaches in the south of the island, such as the well-known Spiaggia Grande on the Bay of Lacona, are particularly family-friendly. Lively activity along the beach promenade as well as excellent bars and restaurants welcome visitors to Marina di Campo. Those interested in culture visit the Archaeological Museum and the old town of the island's capital Portoferraio, whose shops tempt you to go shopping.
Last updated: 07.02.2024
