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Rimigliano Nature Reserve stretches along the coast between San Vincenzo and Piombino for about six kilometres and forms part of the Parks of Val di Cornia. The reserve is home to typical Mediterranean scrub containing an exceptional variety of species, shapes and colours and in many places touches the clear blue sea, which laps the long sandy beach. This coastal reserve is ideal for long and reinvigorating romantic walks.
Nestled in the wide Gulf between Follonica and Piombino you find an area of around 296 hectares composed of beaches, dunes and thick vegetation that all form the Sterpaia Coastal Park. it is one of the greenest places in this area thanks to the dense Mediterranean vegetation emanating scents of rosemary, maritime pines and aromatic herbs. An enchanting spot to while away warm summer days in the shade of centuries-old oaks. Make the most of your holiday in Tuscany by visiting the Park and enjoy its fine white sandy beach that slopes gently towards some of the clearest water found in these parts. La Carbonifera belongs to Parco Della Sterpaia. Both private and public beaches are available. With its clear and fine sand and the shallow sea bottom, it is ideal for children too. Torre Mozza Beach, which is part of Parco Della Sterpaia, is overlooked by an ancient watchtower dating back to 1500.
Baratti is certainly one of those beaches that makes you fall in love and that satisfies all its visitors. Characterized by a unique atmosphere, you can breathe an air of peace and tranquility. The gulf is in fact surrounded by a real oasis of nature: green hills, crossed by dirt paths that open onto wonderful panoramas and small hidden jewels, such as the Hexagon House and the Dinosaur House. If you get tired of the sea and the sun and are not fond of walking, fear not: just behind the beach there are pine trees where you can look for some coolness and shade. Today in Baratti there is only a small, very picturesque tourist port, but once it was one of the nerve centers of the Etruscan civilization, not only for trade but also for the working of iron, coming from Elba. In fact, you will notice that even today the sand is characterized by a dark color, which shines under the sun's rays.
It is immersed in the Baratti promontory and is a suggestive place especially for lovers of rocks who will find their natural habitat here. Not much is suitable for little ones and those looking for comfort and lying on the soft, but certainly the right place for lovers of crystal clear waters. To get there you have to walk on the rocks but this makes it a clean, quiet and beautiful area like few others
If you are looking for a nudist beach in Tuscany, you should definitely visit the Del nido dell'Aquila beach, also known as FKK, a short distance from the town of San Vincenzo. Naturism has been practiced on this beach since the 1970s and in 2010 the Municipality of San Vincenzo officially designated the Nido dell'Aquila beach as a place of naturist practice by law. In a short time, the FKK has become one of the most well-known and loved nudist beaches in Tuscany. One of the reasons why the beach is so popular is undoubtedly the natural landscape that surrounds it.
Mixed beach of coarse sand and gravel placed in a small bay, it interrupts a long stretch of high and rocky coast dotted with Mediterranean scrub. Crowded especially by young people during the week. 3 km away from the city centre, reachable downhill from the car/motorcycle parking via a large cemented road which can only be traveled on foot (5 min.) or by bicycle. It has a small bathing establishment with bar and restaurant (Calamoresca beach, also open in winter).
Far 11 km from Follonica, the beach takes its name from the Torre delle Civette, which overlooks the small bay. Following the provincial road 158, after arriving in Pian d’Alma, follow the signs for Punta Ala until you reach the river Alma. Probably the wildest beach in the whole Gulf, it is not easy to find, there are no facilities or refreshing points. That is why we suggest you to bring the necessary for a pleasant stay.
The Beach That Sings an Ancient Melody Cala Violina owes its name to a distinctive element that characterizes it: the tiny grains of quartz that, at every step, release a sweet melody. These sonorous beaches are a fascinating and ancestral phenomenon, already described by Marco Polo. In the world, there are only a hundred similar places, and Cala Violina is certainly one of them. Located in the Mediterranean scrub of the Scarlino nature reserve, Cala Violina is a small beach that overlooks a pristine sea and is encapsulated between two suggestive promontories. This corner of paradise can only be reached on foot or by bicycle, making the visit experience even more magical.
The «Marina di Scarlino» is not only a port, but also a sort of «citadel» of the sea and for the sea, capable of offering a high standard of quality nautical services, beautiful shops, excellent hospitality, cultural initiatives and everything else that can be needed for a comfortable stay. Near the port the suggestive inlet of «Cala Felice», a small beach and crystal clear sea, with a breathtaking view of the Gulf of Follonica and an excellent restaurant that offers various Maremma specialties. Landscapes, flavors, intact traditions, to be discovered and savored all year round, thanks to a mild climate and stable weather conditions, ideal even for sailing out of season. Because the sea and the Maremma are inseparable and the coast is full of landing places and a port of excellence such as the «Marina di Scarlino».
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