The most beautiful beaches in Tuscany
Places of sea and enchantment to enjoy the beauty of an incredible sea
Tuscany is among the first in Italy for number of DOC beaches, awarded the Blue Flag, the international recognition of the Foundation for Environmental Education (Fee) Italy. Let's look in detail at the beaches you absolutely must try this summer in Tuscany.
Looking for the lesser-known coves of Tuscan island? Here they are! If, on the other hand, you don't want to miss the opportunity to enjoy a sunset aperitif on Tuscany's most beautiful beaches, click here!
CALAFURIA BEACH AND ROCKS (LI)
The tower of the same name marks the reef just south of Livorno, under the Aurelia bridge: a beautiful sea, a classic destination for divers, awaits those who face the descent to the rocks and the pebbly shore.

RIMIGLIANO PARK (SAN VINCENZO, LI)
South of San Vincenzo, a very long deep coastline enclosed by dunes and wild pine forests, with (numbered) access also from a cycle path.
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GOLFO DI BARATTI (PIOMBINO, LI)
A long beach with a magnificent backdrop of centuries-old pines behind it, sand burnished by ancient iron remnants, and clear, warm waters due to shallow waters: an icon of the Tuscan sea at its best.

PARCO DELLA STERPAIA (PIOMBINO, LI)
A kilometre-long beach of fine, clear sand and transparent water, with the pleasure of shade and facilities in the pine forest behind. The crescent-shaped shoreline is divided between lidos and large free stretches.

CALA VIOLINA (SCARLINO, GR)
It is easy to fall in love with this green-fringed beach, its fine sand and crystal-clear sea, and the walking distance does not deter many visitors.

LE ROCCHETTE (CASTIGLIONE DELLA PESCAIA, GR)
Fine sand and blue sea for stretches with private establishments, but also small coves for diving along the promontory that closes the beach to the north.

CALA DI FORNO (PARCO DELLA MAREMMA, GR)
Protected by strict land access regulations, it is the brightest gem of the Maremma Regional Park. In the municipality of Magliano in Toscana.

CALA DEL GESSO (MONTE ARGENTARIO, GR)
A sandy shore of small pebbles forms one of the most beautiful beaches on the promontory, and the views along the challenging path already repay the effort.

TOMBOLO DELLA FENIGLIA (ORBETELLO, GR)
An expanse of sand between the sea and the pine forest, protected and criss-crossed by cycle paths. Peace and relaxation can be achieved by moving away from the car parks.
