Rocks and Cliffs

Elba is not just about beaches, but it also offers stretches of coast with beautiful cliffs which are ideal to relax and sunbath. For those who wish a bit of calm, surely a day at the sea between the Elban cliffs is the right choice. The side of coast which mainly offers a rocky structure with smooth granite rocks is the Western Coast, where most of the beaches are sandy and have easy to access cliffs and smooth granite rocks at their ends, such as Cavoli, and all the stretch that leads from this location to Seccheto, passing through the Marine Caves.

Also the coastline which goes from Seccheto to Fetovaia is characterized by granite rocks; we also remember the famous natural pools of Seccheto mainly frequented by nudists.

The other side where cliffs are very comfortable and frequented by swimmers is that of Sant'Andrea;in fact, behind the small port there is a cliff trail with an easy route that leads to the vast cliffs known as lisce Sant'Andrea.

Colle Palombaia Beach

Colle Palombaia Beach

Quiet graveled beach mixed with sand.
Features: quiet and wild, ideal for relaxing.

Cotoncello beach

Cotoncello beach

Small sandy beach near Sant'Andrea.
Features: enclosed within a cove and protected by rocks.

Cove of Crocetta

Cove of Crocetta

Cove with gravels close to Marciana Marina.
Features: unspoiled area with emerald water.

Felciaio Beach

Felciaio Beach

Beach looking natural and wild.
Features: small and uncrowded

Fenicia beach

Fenicia beach

Pebbly beach with a lovely Cove.
Features: it has beach clubs and services.

Fonza beach

Fonza beach

Wild sandy and gravelly beach.
Features: equipped for dogs and suitable for snorkeling.

Forno beach

Forno beach

Small equipped beach with sand.
Features: suitable for children.

Ghiaieto di Laconella

Ghiaieto di Laconella

Pebbly beach with no services.
Features: uncrowded.

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