Magazzini beach

Magazzini beach

Magazzini beach Tourist information

Sandy and gravelly beach within the Municipality of Portoferraio

Features of Magazzini beach:
Length: 250 meters - Average width: 6 m
Exposed to: winds from Southwest to North  
Sheltered to: winds from South to East
GD: 42.799194 - 10.357259
GMS Latitude: 42°47'57.097''N - Longitude: 10°21'26.132''E 

Description of Magazzini beach

This is a long and narrow beach, situated to the left of a small marina. The beach is shaded by tamarisk trees and it offers a spectacular view on the Dock of Portoferraio. The shore is mainly characterized by fine sand mixed with pebbles. The beach has both free access to swimming and a section occupied by a beach rental. The major services are guaranteed by the proximity to the seaside resort that stands in front to the beach and the marina.

Access to Magazzini beach

You can easily reach the beach on foot if you are staying in the nearby resort. If you are planning a vacation in Elba, Magazzini offers you a wide range of accommodations, such as Hotels, Bed & Breakfast, Residences, Agritourism and Apartments for Rent that stand near the sea. To reach the location of Magazzini from Portoferraio, drive along the main road towards Porto Azzurro and after about 5 km turn left in Schiopparello following the signs for Magazzini - Bagnaia. After about 2 km you meet the junction to the seaside resort, which is well signposted.

Amenities available on this beach

Apartments nearby Apartments nearby Bar Bar Beach sand mixed with gravel Beach sand mixed with gravel
Connected to Bus Connected to Bus Equipped beach Equipped beach Floating dock Floating dock
Free beach Free beach Hotels nearby Hotels nearby Mooring boats Mooring boats
Parking Parking Residence near Residence near Restaurants Restaurants
Snacks Snacks Toilet Toilet Unfrequented Unfrequented

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