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1 Reviews on “Cala di Forno”
The anchorage itself is sheltered enough to make it a decent choice for a night or two, though I wouldn’t stay for too long in rougher conditions. The seabed is sand, so it’s fairly easy to anchor, but make sure you’re not too close to the rocks on either side.
The nearest village, Fonteblanda, is approximately 10 kilometers away, where you can find local amenities.
For those interested in exploring the area, the Maremma Natural Park offers hiking trails and opportunities to observe local wildlife. Keep in mind that the park is a protected area, so it’s important to respect local regulations during your visit.