Enjoying
the beach
Discovering the Most Beautiful Coves and Beaches of the Maremma Coast
The coastline of the Tuscan Maremma awaits you with its charm, and by staying at the Riva Toscana Golf Resort & Spa, you’ll have the privilege of exploring it with ease. The beaches of the Tuscan Maremma offer a variety of landscapes, ideal for those seeking moments of pure relaxation, kissed by the sun and caressed by the sea breeze. Our resort near the sea in Tuscany allows you to plan your seaside days with the utmost convenience.
For your beach day, we recommend our partner beach, Marula Beach. Just a 5-minute drive from the resort, it is the perfect solution to enjoy the sun and sea without any worries. Here, you can spend pleasant hours, lulled by the sea breeze and taking advantage of services designed for your comfort.
Beyond the convenience of Marula Beach, the surrounding area offers a wide variety of beaches and coves. From our resort, you can set out to discover picturesque spots, always finding the perfect place for your ideal seaside vacation. Get ready to experience the Maremma coast, a treasure within reach during your stay at Riva Toscana.
Cala Violina
The beach of Cala Violina, located between Follonica and Punta Ala, is one of the most beautiful beaches in the Maremma. Known for its dreamlike atmosphere, it owes its name to tiny quartz grains that produce a melody with every step. Sheltered by the Mediterranean scrub of the Scarlino Nature Reserve, Cala Violina reflects itself in clear, shimmering waters full of light.
Torre Mozza
The beach of Torre Mozza is located about 3 km from the Gulf of Follonica and is part of the Sterpaia Nature Park. It owes its iconic name to the coastal tower from the 1500s situated right by the sea, consisting of three structures built in different periods. The fortress stands as a silent guardian of the coastline, which is divided between beach resorts and stretches of free beach.
Golfo Baratti
The Gulf of Baratti is a delightful natural corner nestled between the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Ligurian Sea, just a short distance from Piombino. Recognizable for its distinctive horseshoe shape, it combines a stunning beach with a stretch of ancient pine trees in the background, sand darkened by ancient iron residues, and crystal-clear waters made transparent by the shallow seabed.
