Rimigliano Beach offers a unique mix of landscapes: a golden beach, a crystal clear sea, the enchanting profile of dunes shaped by the winds, and a shady wooded area full of domestic pines and majestic holm oaks. At 650 hectares, the park is a must-see destination for those who love to immerse themselves in unspoiled nature.

The park’s territory is spread over two main areas, separated precisely by the Via della Principessa. The western strip, which covers 120 hectares along 6 kilometers of coastline, affords breathtaking views of the islands of the Tuscan archipelago and embraces beaches protected by a well-preserved dune system. On the eastern side, the park turns into a mosaic of agricultural areas, ancient farmhouses and dense forests of holm oaks and oaks. This area offers a more rural atmosphere, preserving the historical memory of the area.

Protected from eastern winds by the hill complex of Monte Calvi and shielded from sea winds by the promontory of Piombino and Elba Island, Rimigliano Coastal Park enjoys a mild and pleasant microclimate throughout the year. This balance makes every visit a relaxing and rejuvenating experience, whatever the season.

Rimigliano beach represents a real jewel, with its protected dunes and numerous pedestrian accesses from the road. The vegetation that looks out to the sea hides paths ideal for long walks surrounded by greenery and offers equipped areas for picnics or picnic lunches. This combination of wilderness and well-integrated facilities makes it a perfect place for both families and those who enjoy hiking or nature excursions.