Visit the five picturesque coastal villages, hike through scenic trails, and try Ligurian cuisine (seafood and pesto).
This fashionable seaside town is known for its designer boutiques, seafood restaurants, and beaches lined with colorful cabanas.
A long promenade, sandy beaches, and Art Nouveau architecture make this town a popular destination. Check out the carnival-themed Amedeo Modigliani Art Centre.
Where Napoleon was exiled in 1814, this island boasts crystal-clear waters, hidden coves, and hilltop towns overlooking the Mediterranean sea.
A secluded white-sand beach with turquoise waters. Accessible only by foot (20-minute hike) or by boat.
A charming seaside town with a medieval castle and long stretches of golden sand beaches. Try some of the best seafood in Tuscany.
Take a boat tour around the rugged coast, visit the fortresses of Porto Ercole and Porto Santo Stefano, and savor fresh seafood.
If you have more time, you may explore other great beaches in Tuscany such as Maremma Regional Park, Baratti Gulf, or Marina di Grosseto. If you have less time, you may cut down a day trip or opt for a shorter visit to Elba Island.