Beaches in Tuscany

With miles of fine sand backed by pinewoods, the beach at Marina di Bibbona is a nature lover's paradise with plenty of free, undisturbed areas.

The Granduca Beach in Principina a Mare offers space between umbrellas, friendly service, and a relaxing ambiance.

One of the most exclusive beach clubs of the Tuscan coast, the Cala Felice offers both beach services and a fine restaurant.

Sometimes referred to the "ultima spiaggia" because it's the last beach where Tuscany meets Lazio, this is a wide and sandy spot.

One of the upscale beach providers that makes a day at the sea even more pleasant.

The beach known as Le Rocchette is on the Tuscan Maremma coast by Punta Ala, a beautiful spot of soft golden sand surrounded by natural vegetation.

With huge expanses of sand, the beaches at Principina a Mare give plenty of space and sun, and easy access to the water.

Punta Ala is a wooded promontory that juts into the Mediterranean sea.

Puntone di Scarlino is a seaside community with an active harbor, a colorful marina and pine-covered hills that give way to the beaches and coves.

This pristine beach is part of the Costa degli Etruschi (Etruscan Coast), a seafront paradise left in its natural state.

A coastal park that extends for eight kilometers along the gulf backed by woods with pristine beaches.

An arch of beach that wraps around the Gulf of Baratti offers several zones at the foot of the promontory.

Set in the natural landscape of brush and dunes, the beach is at the foot of the Torre Mozza watch tower near Follonica.

A full service beach establishment that goes a bit farther than the average place, with value-added services and handicap facilities.

In Marina di Grosseto, the Bagno Moderno Beach has been named among the top 7 in Italy for its services and handicap accessibility.

Baratti Beach is one of the Tuscan Coast's most beautiful spots.

Wide sandy beaches with palm lined waterfront, with soft sand and water that deepens gradually are the hallmarks of Marina di Grosseto.

At Fonteblanda's vast pine-backed beach, the Bagno Osa has golden sand that stretches on for miles.

A beach at Punta Ala with umbrellas and sun beds, easy access and facilities.

There are many beaches around Follonica to choose from.

A 7-kilometer long expanse of fine sand beach that connects Argentario with the mainland.

A free beach at Porto Ercole, there are no beach establishments, just a nice stretch of seaside that is open to the public.

An upscale beach experience and restaurant among the dunes and Mediterranean macchia foliage at San Vincenzo on the "Etruscan coast".

In Marina di Grosseto, a concession beach with umbrellas and sun beds for comfort, maintained and with extra services.

Enjoy a carefree day at the beach with a shady umbrella, lounge chairs, and helpful services.

Le Viste is the closest beach to Porto Ercole and is accessible from Via Panoramica.

Spiaggia Lunga is a long beach with ample free sections.

One of Tuscany's many upscale beach experiences, with nice atmosphere and a full-service beach establishment.

In a resort area that is known for its VIPs and high-priced beach concessionaires, it is nice to find a place that the average traveler can afford.

In a resort area that is known for its VIPs and high-priced beach concessionaires, it is nice to find a place that the average traveler can afford.

At Punta Ala on Tuscany's coast, the Bagno Belmare is a beach that offers full services.

More than a mere beach, this long-standing concession offers hospitality in the heart of Forte dei Marmi's seaside.

If you want to have a classic Riviera experience like you've seen in the movies, then head over to the beach called Bagno Santa Maria, one of Forte dei Marmi's oldest and revered seaside resorts.

In a city known for its high-cost beach concessions, there are precious few pieces of free sand available.