BEACHES

Cecina mare

Le Gorette (North Cecina): wide beach of sand and dark gravel, both free and with some bathing establishments. It is accessed from the pine forest, where there is convenient parking.

Cecina beach: beach of sand and dark gravel, equipped with services, about twenty meters wide, which winds along the Cecina mare promenade. Almost entirely in concession to the bathing establishments, with some stretches of free beach. Paid parking along the pine forest.

South Cecina beach: Dark sand beach accessed from the pine forest of the Tomboli biogenetic reserve, with an entrance in front of the operational nucleus of the Forestry. The beach is completely free with no services. The suggestive pine forest close to the beach is crossed by a cycle and pedestrian path of 5 km, which reaches as far as Marina di Bibbona.

Marina di Bibbona

Tomboli Beach: large stretch of sandy beach, adjacent to the Tomboli Biogenetic Reserve, which can be accessed from Via del Tombolo Meridionale.

Marina di Bibbona central beach: wide sandy beach, partly free and partly equipped. It is possible to access it by following paths inside the pine forest or from an asphalted road. Another route, inside the public park, has Piazza degli Anemoni as its starting point, behind the tourist office.

Gineprino Beach: wide sandy beach characterized by the presence of dunes. Given the considerable naturalistic interest, the Gineprino dune oasis was built on part of this area to promote the conservation of biodiversity and wild species. The beach can be accessed via a path inside the centuries-old pine forest.

Vada

White beaches: beach of white and fine sand, due to the nearby production of soda, entirely free with an equipped Blue Point.

Vada Centro Beach: beach of light and fine sand, particularly suitable for families with children because the water remains very shallow for about 150 meters, equipped with bathing establishments alternating with free beaches and a refreshment point.

La Mazzanta: the beach, of dark sand, can be reached on foot through 200 meters of pine forest. In front of the beach there are the Secche, a shallow seabed rich in fish fauna, appreciated by divers and fishermen. The beach has stretches of free bathing and stretches in concession to bathing establishments.

Donoratico

Seggio: beach of fine sand, located along the shore of the Bolgheri ditch in a natural environment. A watercourse that flows into the sea, surrounded by an intact marshy environment rich in aquatic species, flows between two stretches of wide, still wild beach with the dunes behind where the sea lily blooms. The beach is listed as one of the most beautiful in Italy in the Touring Club Blue Guide.

Donoratico: beach of fine and clear sand, it has a sandy bottom and a pine forest that runs along the entire coast, where there are bathing establishments and equipped points. Between one establishment and the other there are also small stretches of free beach.

Pianetti beach: immediately south after the center of Donoratico there are kilometers of wide free beach. Close to the beach there is a thick pine forest and the possibility of parking.