Beach Selection
The beaches here are particularly wide and sandy, making them ideal for families with children.
Marina di Grosseto is a significant seaside destination located within the municipality of Grosseto in the heart of the Grossetan Maremma. Originally a humble fishing village, it has evolved into one of Tuscany's most visited coastal spots, trailing only behind major hubs like Florence and Pisa. The area is defined by its stunning natural landscape, featuring wide beaches that face the Tyrrhenian Sea and a massive pine forest extending toward the Uccellina Mountains. Visitors can explore the hilly hinterland filled with fragrant Mediterranean macchia or enjoy the gentle waters of the coast. Its position makes it an ideal base for exploring the wilder side of Tuscany while enjoying modern resort amenities.
Marina di Grosseto is a significant seaside destination located within the municipality of Grosseto in the heart of the Grossetan Maremma. Originally a humble fishing village, it has evolved into one of Tuscany's most visited coastal spots, trailing only behind major hubs like Florence and Pisa. The area is defined by its stunning natural landscape, featuring wide beaches that face the Tyrrhenian Sea and a massive pine forest extending toward the Uccellina Mountains. Visitors can explore the hilly hinterland filled with fragrant Mediterranean macchia or enjoy the gentle waters of the coast. Its position makes it an ideal base for exploring the wilder side of Tuscany while enjoying modern resort amenities.
Wide sandy beaches overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Vast pine forest stretching from Punta Ala to the Uccellina Mountains.
Hilly hinterland rich in Mediterranean macchia.
Family-friendly atmosphere with gentle coastal waters.
Proximity to the Maremma Regional Park.
As the fourth most visited destination in Tuscany, it can get very crowded during the peak summer months of July and August.
The area is known for its wilder, natural beauty compared to the more manicured resorts of Northern Tuscany.
While the town is walkable, a car is highly recommended to explore the surrounding hills and Maremma countryside.
The beaches here are particularly wide and sandy, making them ideal for families with children.
The vast pine forest provides excellent shade and is perfect for cycling or walking during the hottest parts of the day.
Beach holidays and nature walks in the Maremma.
EUR €
$100-$150 p/day
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Sample fresh seafood in the local restaurants, reflecting the town's origins as a fishing village.
Use the town as a base to visit the nearby Maremma Regional Park for hiking and wildlife spotting.
June-September
Spring offers mild temperatures and blooming macchia, ideal for hiking and outdoor exploration without the summer crowds.
The quintessential time for a beach holiday, with vibrant nightlife and perfect swimming conditions in the Tyrrhenian Sea.
A quieter season perfect for enjoying the local food and wine of the Maremma region as the harvest begins.
The town is very quiet in winter, making it a peaceful retreat for those who enjoy solitary coastal walks.