Travelling to Cecina

Idyllic Location with Beautiful Nature

Elba is part of the Tuscan Archipelago, along with other renowned islands. It features charming chestnut forests, numerous palm trees, cacti, and an impressive variety of over 16 species of wild orchids.

Vacation with Delicious Food and Wines

On Elba, enjoying good food and wine is easy. Many dishes are naturally centered around fish and seafood, but they also excel in vegetables, cheeses, and cured meats. As part of Tuscany, Elba produces delightful wines that are also reasonably priced. The most notable are the white wine Elba Bianco, the rosé Elba Rosato, the reds Elba Rosso and Elba Ansonica, as well as the dessert wines Moscato and Aleatico.

Activities for the Whole Family

Elba offers a diverse vacation experience with its sea, countryside, and mountains. You can dive, snorkel, windsurf, and go on various boat excursions. Other activities include horse riding, trekking, cycling, and climbing. You can also play golf, mini-golf, beach volleyball, tennis, and football, and visit a range of museums and intriguing caves. There are various amusement parks for younger visitors, ensuring everyone stays entertained. Elba is known for its local products and crafts.

Historic Portoferraio

Elba has many pleasant towns to spend your vacation in, with Portoferraio being the largest city. This charming, historic city boasts a beautiful harbor and old city center. Several of the island’s towns offer lively evenings with enjoyable pubs and outdoor seating, including Portoferraio. Here, you can enjoy live music during the stunning sunset along with delicious cocktails, snacks, and a vibrant atmosphere.

Charming Capoliveri

Just a few kilometers from the sea and perched on a hill, Capoliveri is a historic town with delightful alleyways and squares. It’s easy to find small shops, great restaurants, and cozy outdoor cafés here. The area is popular for its proximity to some of the island’s best beaches, like Innamorata, Lido, Zuccale, Barabarca, Calanova, and Norsi.

Petite Porto Azzurro

Porto Azzurro is a charming little town set beautifully by the water, featuring a small marina. The narrow streets boast a variety of shops, bars, and restaurants, with Piazza Matteotti serving as a natural gathering point for festivities during summer.

Fishing Town Marciana Marina

Located by the water, this old fishing town is one of the island's most attractive tourist spots, with plenty of shops and restaurants. You can take a walk from Cotone to the Saracen tower, built in the 13th century for pirate warnings.

Marina di Campo and Lacona - Perfect for Beach Lovers

Marina di Campo offers a traditional vacation feel with the island’s largest beach and a charming promenade. The center still reflects its history as a fishing village. Lacona, newer to Elba, is known for its beaches, including a 1 km long sandy beach ideal for families with children due to its shallow waters.

Beautiful Golfo delle Biodola

This bay is highly appreciated by visitors as one of Elba's most beautiful spots, perfect for nature lovers seeking relaxation. For more activity, you can head to Procchio, a tourist town with lively squares and evening music.

Good to Know Before Your Trip Accommodation is available in hotels or holiday apartments. A tourist tax may apply.