The places, most named first
From the 4 guides that rank for "best beaches in tuscany"
Named by 3 of 41. Cala ViolinaThe sand is made of tiny quartz grains that sound like music underfoot.It is wild and has no sunbeds on the sand.
Named by 3 of 42. FenigliaFeniglia is a 6 km beach linking the mainland to Monte Argentario.It suits quiet, nature and long walks in the pine forest.
Named by 3 of 43. ViareggioShallow, safe water makes it a good choice for families.Named for long sandy walks.
Named by 2 of 44. Forte dei MarmiFine sand and clear sea, with an elegant atmosphere and beach clubs.Described as the most upscale seaside resort in Tuscany.
Named by 2 of 45. LaconaOne of the few truly sandy beaches on Elba, with dunes and pine shade.The longest beach on Elba, mostly sandy with an easy entry to the water.
Named by 2 of 46. CannelleFine sand and clear water, good for diving, and easy to reach.The most popular beach on Giglio, nearest to the port.
Named by 2 of 47. GiannellaKilometers of fine sand and calm water, with both equipped and wilder areas.Sits on the northern isthmus joining Orbetello to Monte Argentario.
Named by 2 of 48. Castiglione della PescaiaA former fishing village with fine sandy beaches and small coves.The town has an ancient hilltop fortress.
Named by 2 of 49. RosignanoWhite sand that looks almost Caribbean, linked to a nearby soda factory.Listed among the most beautiful seaside resorts on the Etruscan Coast.
10. Baratti BeachA sandy inlet below Populonia castle, next to an Etruscan necropolis.It is roughly a mile long with a few beach bars.
11. Marina di Castagneto CarducciOne of the longer beaches in Tuscany, good for sunbathing and long walks.The beach town is quiet, with tree-lined streets of holiday homes.
12. TalamoneBelow a medieval village, with an old fortress and clear water for snorkeling.
13. Marina di AlbereseA laid-back beach inside Maremma National Park.
14. Cala del GessoClear water against granite rocks on the east side of Elba.
15. Cala MartinaA small inlet with emerald water, reachable only by sea.
16. FetovaiaThe most popular beach on Elba, though busy with sunbeds.
17. SecchetoA small beach on Elba with no sunbeds.
18. Punta AlaA long beach west of Grosseto with pine trees along the coast.
19. CapalbioThe southernmost beach in Tuscany, undeveloped, near Chiarone Scalo.
20. MazzantaHolds a Blue Flag for clean water, with trees giving shade.
Fares from your city
Pick a place for live fares. Watch them and we alert you when they drop.
Finding fares from your airport…
When to go
Travel guides most often name April to June and September to October as the best time to visit Tuscany.
Questions people ask
- What is the nicest beach in Tuscany?
- A local view calls Cala Violina the most beautiful beach in the Maremma, known for sand that sings underfoot.
- What is the best coastal town to visit in Tuscany?
- Guides point to Viareggio and Forte dei Marmi in the north, and Castiglione della Pescaia in the Maremma.
- What are some pretty beaches in Italy?
- Tuscany's cleanest beaches are described as among the cleanest in Italy with some of its best water quality.
