Cala Violina

Certainly one of the most beautiful beaches in the Maremma thanks to the crystal-clear sea and the beach that, when stepped on, reminds one of the sound of a violin. It is worth visiting if only to experience this peculiarity!

Cala Martina, a small bay in Maremma

Cala Martina is one of the many free beaches in Maremma.

It has nothing to envy the more famous and nearby Cala Violina, since the crystal-clear sea is the same. The biggest difference between the two is the type of beach. In fact, while Cala Violina boasts fine sand, the other is composed of gravel.

Cala Civette

Cala Civette is located in Maremma and is very close to Cala Violina. Overshadowed by the latter because it is more difficult to reach, it is definitely worth a visit for its wild side and isolated position. Here you will truly find an Earthly Paradise.

Le Rocchette Beach

In the municipality of Castiglione della Pescaia, a splendid medieval village overlooking the sea, lies this well-known and popular beach. The rocky seabed perfect for diving and the golden sand typical of this corner of Tuscany are the two distinguishing features of this cove.

Marze Beach

Among the most beautiful beaches in Grosseto is certainly that of Le Marze. It is located precisely in Marina di Grosseto, the part of the city washed by the sea. Wild sandy beaches characterised by high dunes, crystal-clear sea and fine sand will be what you will find on your arrival.

Beaches in the Maremma Nature Park

As written earlier, this park, which until a few years ago was called Parco dell’Uccellina, has many beautiful beaches in the Maremma.

In addition to the already mentioned Cala di Forno and Collelungo, the latter beach also highly rated on Tripadvisor, Marina di Alberese is also worth a visit.

The latter is in fact the most accessible beach in this area and is characterised by fine sand, clear sea and framing Mediterranean maquis.

Argentario Beaches

We cannot avoid mentioning some of the Argentario beaches, defined by many as the best beaches in the Maremma.

Among the most famous are the Giannella beach and the Feniglia beach. These two beaches wind along the Orbetello Lagoon, the anteroom of the Argentario promontory. They are characterised by fine sand and unspoilt nature that frames them.

Beaches in the Maremma – Rules against the Coronavirus

The Maremma, with its beaches, is a popular destination for tourists from every region and nationality.

Since 2020, the year in which the Coronavirus emergency exploded, municipalities and beach owners have moved immediately to create rules that allow the beaches to be used safely and relaxed.

The spacing of beach umbrellas and restricted access have been the main rules that have ensured and will continue to ensure that seaside holidays can be enjoyed in peace. So book your holiday along our coast with peace of mind, respect the rules that you also observe at home, and enjoy your moment of relaxation and deep regeneration, let yourself be lulled by the sound of the waves and unplug.