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Golfo di Baratti, located along the Tuscan coast, offers a scenic anchorage with clear waters and a sandy seabed providing good holding. The bay is open to the west, so it’s advisable to check the weather conditions, as westerly winds can affect the anchorage’s comfort. During peak summer months, the area can become crowded with both anchored boats and beachgoers, which may impact the tranquility of the setting. Some sailors have reported loud music from the shore during the evening hours, which could disrupt the otherwise peaceful environment.
Onshore, the Baratti and Populonia Archaeological Park is within walking distance, offering insights into Etruscan history.
For dining options, Bagno Baratti provides a spot to enjoy aperitifs while watching the sunset.
For those seeking marina services, Marina di Salivoli is nearby, though it offers limited activities in the vicinity.