A picturesque coastline, characterised by golden sand dunes and reeds. Dominated by a 16th century tower, this beach is part of the protected natural area of the Sterpaia Coastal Park. The incredibly clear water is perfect for snorkelling, while the GeoMare Water Park is nearby.

A corner of paradise immersed in the Mediterranean maquis, overlooking the Gulf of Follonica. Reachable only on foot or by bicycle, this cove is not only a natural jewel, but also a historical site: from here, in 1849, Giuseppe Garibaldi embarked to escape capture.

One of the most iconic beaches in the Maremma, located in the Bandite di Scarlino Nature Reserve. Its name comes from the tiny quartz grains in the sand, which emit a melody-like sound when you walk. To preserve this jewel, from 1 June to 30 September access is regulated and requires an online reservation via the beach's official website (reservation fee: €1 per person).

Near the harbour is a small beach with a wilder character, dotted with light-coloured pebbles and rocks from which to admire the sea in peace. Not far away is a long, wide sandy beach, framed by a lush Mediterranean pine forest. The gently sloping seabed makes it perfect for families with children in search of relaxation and nature.

This beautiful beach, immersed in a dense pine forest, is washed by waters ranging from emerald green to deep blue. The sandy, sloping seabed makes it perfect for families with children. Along the coast, equipped establishments alternate with stretches of free beach, with bars and restaurants within walking distance.

A long beach of fine, golden sand is ideal for those seeking comfort and services. The sea, clear and transparent, is perfect for families, while water sports enthusiasts will find here the ideal place to enjoy the wind and waves.

A corner of unspoilt nature where the beach stretches wide and wild, embraced by the Maremma Natural Park. The shallow water makes it perfect for families with children and for those who love swimming in calm waters.

The bathing heart of the Maremma Park, Marina di Alberese is one of the most authentic and evocative beaches on the coast. Reachable by bicycle or by shuttle bus from the Park Visitor Centre, it offers an immersive trail among herds of Chianina cattle and wild horses. The beach, completely free and with no establishments, consists of fine sand and is surrounded by Mediterranean scrub, which creates pleasant areas of shade.

A small natural paradise, where time seems to stand still. This beach, which can only be reached by hiking trails, is a place where nature still commands its rhythms. Here, encounters with the local fauna, including deer and seabirds, are the order of the day.

A charming seaside village with a coastline perfect for sailing and snorkelling. Among the most picturesque coves is Bagno delle Donne, an inlet protected by rocks with a gravelly seabed and crystal-clear waters