Crystal clear sea and unspoiled nature: here are 5 beaches not to be missed
Wild nature, clear waters and golden sand where you can sunbathe before diving in. For those dreaming of a vacation by the sea, here are 5 suggestions perfect for taking a relaxing break, building sandcastles and admiring the view. All of these magnificent beaches have been awarded the Blue Flag status thanks to their clean sea, services and respect for the marine environment.
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Rimigliano Park
2.
Feniglia
3.
Rocchette
4.
Cala Quercianella
5.
Carbonifera
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Rimigliano Park
Rimigliano Park - Credit: costadeglietruschi.eu
A few kilometers from the delightful village of San Vincenzo there is a free beach that stretches for more than 6 kilometers with crystal-clear sea, sand dunes and a cool pine forest. The park is equipped with picnic areas, facilities and wooden walkways to make the beach accessible to all.
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Feniglia
Duna Feniglia Reserve - Credit: Photo Graphic Studio
A tongue of golden sand stretching for more than 6 kilometers, on one side the crystal-clear sea, on the other a rich pine forest. Feniglia is a tombolo, or sand cordon that connects the hill of Ansedonia to Monte Argentario and is located a few kilometers from Orbetello. The shallow, clear water is also ideal for children. The beach and pine forest are part of the lovely Duna Feniglia Natural Oasis, a natural paradise that is home to many species of birds and a wide variety of vegetation.
One of the best-known beaches in Maremma, between Castiglione della Pescaia and Punta Ala: Rocchette is a stretch of sandy coastline with a gently sloping seabed. There are bathing establishments, a seaside restaurant and a free beach. The crystal-clear water is perfect for snorkeling. The presence of a centuries-old pine forest makes the stay even more pleasant.
Gravel, pebbles and rocks on a beach featuring an emerald green sea and lush and wild nature. A few kilometers from Livorno, the village of Quercianella offers well-equipped and free beaches, pine forests, a tourist port and lots of proposals for those who love water sports, from surfing to diving.
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Carbonifera
Carbonifera - Credit: Jacopo
Within the Sterpaia Coastal Park and very close to Torre Mozza beach, Carbonifera beach was once a small stopover that marked the end point of a railroad by which coal from the mines reached the sea. The fine sand and the centuries-old pine forest guarantee absolute relaxation even in the hottest hours. Its clear waters and shallow seabed also make the environment suitable for families with children. There are both bathing establishments and free beaches.
