Calamoresca

Calamoresca, also known as Bagno Calamoresca, is a picturesque beach situated in the Gulf of Calamoresca, in Piombino, in the Livorno province of Italy. This beach, nestled at the foot of Punta Falcone Park, is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty and its stunning setting in one of the most scenic gulfs in Tuscany. One of the highlights of the beach is a natural terrace that offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the sea, featuring the first giant bench of its kind in Italy.

Calamoresca has a rocky terrain, which is safe and non-sharp, but visitors are encouraged to bring something soft to place under their towels for comfort. The beach is known for its clear and clean waters, which deepen into a beautiful blue shade further out, making it an ideal spot for snorkeling and freediving. The water is rich with fish, adding to the allure for snorkelers and freedivers.

The beach is equipped with a wide range of amenities to enhance the experience of its visitors. There are comfortable umbrellas with loungers, sunbeds for rent, and a lifeguard service for the safety of beachgoers. Facilities for water sports are also available, including the rental of pedal boats, canoes, stand-up paddleboards, and snorkeling equipment. Additional amenities include Wi-Fi access, cabins, a designated smoking area, coin-operated hot showers, and an on-site bar and restaurant serving a variety of drinks and snacks.

Parking is conveniently located just a few minutes away from the beach, making it easily accessible. However, due to its popularity and relatively small size, Calamoresca can become crowded, especially during the weekends. Despite this, many visitors find the beach to be a tranquil and beautiful place, with the sunset offering a particularly stunning view.

There are several transportation options available for visitors to reach Calamoresca. By car, the recommended route is via the A1 or E80 in the direction of SP21. For those opting to travel by train, the Piombino station is the suggested arrival point. From this station, a walking route of approximately 40 minutes along specific streets leads to the beach. For those travelling by plane, the recommended airport is the Galileo Galilei Airport in Pisa, from where they can continue their journey by car or train.