Cala Violina is known for its fine sand that can ‘sing’ underfoot, and the beach draws crowds in peak season. Offshore, sand patches offer decent holding if the rocky edges are avoided. Dinghy landing works straight onto the beach. Read more
A pinewood track links to viewpoints and dunes behind the shore. Scarlino’s castle hill and Castiglione della Pescaia’s old walls make an easy day out.
About 6 meters depth, sandy bottom with good holding. It gets crowded in summer afternoons when day boats show up. The water stays crystal clear here. White quartz beach, they say it makes musical sounds when you walk on it, hence the name. No facilities here, but the Gulf of Follonica offers several marinas.
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About 6 meters depth, sandy bottom with good holding. It gets crowded in summer afternoons when day boats show up. The water stays crystal clear here. White quartz beach, they say it makes musical sounds when you walk on it, hence the name. No facilities here, but the Gulf of Follonica offers several marinas.