The most beautiful beaches reachable from Grosseto

Located north of the Marina di Grosseto, along the road leading to Castiglione della Pescaia, Le Marze beach is a peaceful haven nestled in the unspoiled nature of the Tombolo pine forest. The soft dunes covered with vegetation that blooms in spring and the crystal-clear sea often cooled by a gentle breeze create an ideal environment for families, walkers and sports enthusiasts. Its wildness and low visitor turnout make this a perfect place for those seeking tranquility. 
The beach is about 10 miles or 16 kilometers from the center of Grosseto, with a stretch dedicated to a “Bau Beach”, the name in Italian for a dog beach.

For those arriving from Grosseto, La Marze beach can be reached by bus by getting off at the bus stop across the road from the entrance to Camping Le Marze. By car, you can use the parking lots in the pine forest located in front of the various entrances. There are several: one at the Oasi di Maremma rest area, one located in Canova and also open to campers, with another located about 500 feet or 150 meters ahead of the entrance to the Camping Le Marze.

About a 20-minute drive from Grosseto or more precisely in Marina di Grosseto, the San Felice Oasis is a true natural heritage site with striking views, sand dunes and an ancient verdant pine forest. This oasis is affiliated with WWF and is a valuable ecosystem perfectly situated between the sea and the Diaccia Botrona Nature Reserve. 
The beach is characterized by soft sand dunes shaped by the wind and embellished with Mediterranean vegetation, ranging from juniper bushes to plants typical of coastal areas. This perfectly preserved ecosystem serves as a habitat for numerous bird species, which can be observed along the nature trails of the oasis.
The sea, crystal clear and often caressed by a gentle breeze, is perfect for swimming or simply relaxing in touch with nature. The oasis promotes sustainable tourism, encouraging conscious enjoyment of the area.

For those arriving by car, the nearest parking lot is that of Canova. The San Felice Oasis beach does not have a bus stop nearby.

Just a few miles from the center of Grosseto, Marina di Grosseto is one of the most popular and populated seaside resorts in the area. With its long coastline of golden sand stretching for miles and clear sea, this is an ideal destination for families, youths and water sports enthusiasts.
The presence of numerous well-equipped bathing establishments complements stretches of free beach, perfect for those who want more liberty. The resort is surrounded by the Tombolo Pine Forest, a green area that provides shade and coolness even on the hottest days, offering a unique natural environment for walking, hiking or biking. 
The Marina di Grosseto is equipped with all necessary services for a relaxing day or a longer stay, confirmed as one of the points of reference for discovering this stretch of coastline.
Starting from Grosseto, you can reach the Marina di Grosseto by bus, getting off at Via 4 Novembre or Villa Gaia, or else at the Fortezza. If driving, you can park near the beach.

In addition, it is possible to travel the bicycle and pedestrian route that leads from the city to Marina di Grosseto and, continuing, to Principina a Mare after about 6.2 miles/10 kilometers.

The Principina a Mare beach, located about 6.2 miles (10 kilometers) from Grosseto, is a true gem stretching along the southern coast of the Maremma. Characterized by fine, clear sand, the coastline offers a truly authentic experience with its combination of wild stretches and fully equipped resorts. The more natural areas, dotted with logs smoothed by the sea and dunes covered with Mediterranean vegetation, convey a feeling of quiet and connection with nature, while the bathing establishments provide services and amenities ideal for families and visitors of all kinds.
The sea is clear, with gradual shallows that make it especially suitable for children and those seeking a relaxing swim.

The Principina a Mare Beach can be reached by bus from the Piazzale Tirreno bus stop, while you can park in the parking lots available near the beach.

The beach of Marina di Alberese is one of the most authentic in Maremma, located within the Maremma Regional Park. With fine sand, sea-smoothed timbers and a wilderness that characterizes the entire coastal stretch, this beach is a realm of serenity and beauty. Easily reached by car, at around 21.4 miles (20 kilometers) from the city, it is an ideal destination for those wishing to be fully immersed in nature, far from the hustle and bustle of the more touristy areas. 
Near the beach is a Service Center, where there are restrooms, a refreshment stand, a sales point for local products, along with an Information Point, all active on a seasonal basis. The beach is even accessible to people with mobility disabilities—there is a walkway with three stations for shade and a JoB beach wheelchair for access to the water.

You can get to Marina di Alberese directly by car or bus, there being only one stop so you can’t go wrong. If you decide to drive, do consider the cost of parking, which is €2 per hour. 

Only accessible on foot, along a path of some 11 miles (18 kilometers) inside the Maremma Park, this cove offers crystal clear sea and golden sand, backdropped by cliffs and Mediterranean vegetation. It is accessible only in summer accompanied by guides, thanks to agreements between the property and Maremma Park.
Behind the beach stands the imposing building of the Customs House of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany, built in the late 18ᵗʰ century. 
Its isolation renders this perfect for those seeking tranquility far from the more crowded beaches.