Cala Violina: An Exclusive Beach in Tuscany’s Grosseto Province
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Tuscany Seaside
The 397 km of Tuscan coast offers different features depending on the area. To the north, caressed by the Ligurian Sea, you’ll mainly find large stretches of beaches with the exception of some promontories in the Livorno area. The southern part of the region has more coves, particularly in the area of Monte Argentario and the Etruscan Coast.
These are some of the best beaches in the region:
- Monte Argentario (GR)
- Orbetello (GR)
- Castiglione della Pescaia (GR)
- Cala Violina (GR)
- Etruscan Coast (LI)
- Viareggio (LU)
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The Argentario Coast of Tuscany and its Secret Coves
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The Etruscan Coast in Tuscany
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Viareggio on the Northern Coast of Tuscany
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Rio Marina on Elba Island off the Coast of Tuscany
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Pietrasanta on the Versilia Coast of Tuscany
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