Surroundings

Cala Civette, a wild and authentic beach in the heart of the Maremma

An unspoiled corner of the Tuscan Maremma, with crystal-clear sea, Mediterranean scrub and silence, perfect for those seeking nature and tranquility

Along the stretch of coastline that runs from Piombino to Punta Ala, the Gulf of Follonica offers some of the most beautiful beaches in the Maremma, known for their light sand, clear sea and Mediterranean landscape. Among them, near Cala Violina, lies the beautiful Cala Civette, a small bay that still preserves its authentic and wild character, where the colors of the Maremma are expressed at their very best: transparent water with emerald-green shades, pale sand and lush Mediterranean vegetation surrounding the entire cove.

Located in the direction of Punta Ala, Cala Civette is one of the most charming beaches on the Grosseto coast, perfect for those who wish to spend a day by the sea in a quieter and more secluded setting. Even during the busiest summer months, this cove manages to maintain a more peaceful atmosphere than many other beaches in the area, and this is precisely one of its greatest strengths. The landscape here retains an essential and natural character, ideal for those seeking relaxation, silence and direct contact with the coastal environment of the Maremma.

Adding to the charm of this place is the presence of Torre Civette, the white tower overlooking the promontory from which the cove takes its name. The scenery is particularly striking, and the clear, inviting sea is perfect for swimming, snorkeling or simply enjoying the beauty of the seabed. The area is also appreciated by fishing enthusiasts, thanks to the presence of species such as sea bass, sea bream, mullet and sea urchins.

Cala Civette preserves its charm precisely because it is not one of the easiest beaches to reach. It cannot be accessed directly by car: to get there, it is necessary to continue on foot along the path that crosses the coastal landscape. Visitors usually leave their car in the parking areas available near the access points to the trails, in the area between Pian d’Alma and Punta Ala, and then walk to the beach. This short walk is one of the reasons why Cala Civette remains less crowded and more secluded.

It is also worth knowing that this is a beach without services: there are no bars, beach clubs or showers, so it is advisable to come prepared with water, a sun umbrella and everything needed for the day. Those who choose Cala Civette do so precisely for this reason: to experience the sea in a more authentic way, immersed in an unspoiled, peaceful and remarkably beautiful landscape.