You want clear water, dramatic cliffs, and authentic Italian charm. Argentario—especially the promontory known as Monte Argentario—offers all this and more, with a mix of sandy stretches and wild coves. Whether you’re after golden sand, secluded pebble beaches, or pine-shaded walks, this corner of southern Tuscany delivers some of the best beaches in Italy for mature travelers who love a bit of adventure with their comfort.
Best Hotels in Argentario🔥
- 💎 Luxury Hotel: Il Pellicano
- 🏨 4-Star: A Point Porto Ercole Resort & Spa
- 🛏 3-Star: Hotel La Posta di Torrenova
- 💸 Cheap: B&B Argentario
- 🏢 Apartment: Il Molino
- 👨👩👧👦 For Families: Borgo degli Ulivi
- 🏩 For Couples: La casa nella Macchia
Quick Guide to the Best Beaches 📃
- 🏖️ Golden Sands — Feniglia Beach
- 🌲 Pine Shade — Giannella Beach
- ⛱️ Family Choice — Acqua Dolce Beach
- 🚶 Cliff Walk — Cala del Gesso Beach
- 🌊 Crystal Cove — Cala Piccola Beach
- 🌅 Sunset Spot — Spiaggia Lunga Beach
- 🏞️ Nature Reserve — Bagni di Domiziano Beach
- 🛶 Boat Access — Cala Mar Morto Beach
- 🤿 Snorkel Haven — Cala Grande Beach
- ☀️ Easy Access — Cala Galera Beach
- 🌳 Local Secret — Soda Beach
- 🌊 Hidden Gem — Cala Pozzarello Beach
1. Feniglia Beach: Long, Wild, and Golden
Feel the crunch of golden sand underfoot as waves from the Tyrrhenian Sea roll in along this beautiful beach on the Monte Argentario coastline. I arrived early and hiked through the pine forest—locals love the 6 km of unspoiled shoreline for morning walks, even in winter, and it’s one of the classic beaches in Tuscany for nature lovers. Feniglia is a sandy tombolo (sandbar) beach, backed by a nature reserve, with shallow water perfect for families and shallow swimming, and a long stretch with clearly signed free beach sections.
The Lay of the Land & Local Advice:
Park at one of the forest entrances along the SP158; the Feniglia Nature Reserve offers shade and birdwatching hides beside the coastline. The beach is free, but if you want a sunbed, head to the center near the Dune di Feniglia bar where a managed lido sits next to a free beach zone. Visit early or late to avoid summer crowds; the nearest bus stop is at Porto Ercole, a 5-minute drive away, and the main car park fills quickly on peak beaches in Tuscany days.
- Pro: Miles of golden sand, pine shade, and easy access—perfect for long walks, bikes, and family outings.
- Con: Gets busy in July and August; services are basic outside the main area.
Best / Skip:
Best for families, walkers, and nature lovers. Skip if you want nightlife or a lively beach bar scene—try Cala Galera instead.
Best Hotels near Feniglia Beach
💎 Luxury hotels
- Il Molino — Hilltop holiday homes with sea views near Porto Ercole; guests praise the tranquil setting and easy access to Feniglia and Le Viste beaches.
- Le Dimore di Terrarossa Argentario — Resort-style apartments close to Feniglia and Orbetello; ample parking and greenery, well-rated for clean, spacious units.
⭐ Best Value Hotels
- Terrazza Tramonto — Sea-view terrace apartment near Cala Piccola with access to an area featuring infinity-style pool settings and a private beach area, ideal for sunset stays.
- Casa Vacanze Monte Argentario — Holiday home in Porto Santo Stefano offering air-conditioned comfort and convenient driving access to Spiaggia della Bionda and town dining.
💶 Smart Budget Hotels
- B&B VALLE D'ORO — Cosy countryside B&B in Ansedonia with breakfast and easy driving access to Finiglia Beach.
2. Giannella Beach: Pine Shade and Calm Waters
The scent of pine mixes with salt air as you stroll the 8 km of fine sand connecting Monte Argentario to the mainland—La Giannella is one of the most popular beaches in southern Tuscany, loved for its gentle waves and natural beauty. I watched windsurfers glide across the shallow bay while families set up picnics under the trees, and if you’re looking for a small beach with calm, safe access for children, this coastline is hard to beat. Shallow natural pools make this protected beach ideal for kids and swimmers, while the pine forest offers welcome shade during hot Tuscan days.
Atmosphere & A Pro Tip:
Access Giannella from Strada della Giannella; parking is free but fills up by 10 am in high season. Try the beach kiosk for a chilled Aperol Spritz—locals swear by it, and it’s an offbeat way to savor the coast away from the busier areas. The nearest bus stop is in Albinia, a short drive away, but for a quieter stretch, head north towards Santa Liberata, where you’ll find less crowded sand and clear water for a true escape—ideal if you’re seeking a small beach or a natural pool to enjoy in peace.
- Pro: Shallow, calm water, pine shade, and plenty of space even in summer.
- Con: Exposed to the northwest wind; some sections are rocky underfoot.
Best / Skip:
Best for families, windsurfers, and anyone seeking tranquility. Skip if you want a lively beach club—consider Cala Piccola.
Best Hotels near Giannella Beach
💎 Luxury hotels
- La casa nella Macchia — Seaview villa in Monte Argentario with private beach area near Le Cannelle; loved by couples for the setting and outdoor spaces.
- Borgo degli Ulivi — Country-style complex above Porto Ercole with pool and family-friendly units; highly rated for location and facilities.
⭐ Best Value Hotels
- Flamingo View apartment — Orbetello apartment with a patio and lagoon-views vibe; well-rated for cleanliness and value in a quiet setting.
- Casa La Fortezza — Porto Santo Stefano apartment by Fortezza Spagnola with terrace glimpses toward the sea and easy strolls to the waterfront.
💶 Smart Budget Hotels
- B&B Corso Italia 58 — Central Orbetello B&B on the main street, convenient for lagoon walks and buses toward Giannella and Feniglia.
3. Acqua Dolce Beach: Sandy Crescent for All
Soft sand and small pebbles cushion your feet as you step into the turquoise water near Porto Ercole, where the Monte Argentario coastline connects with the mainland. I found a quiet spot under the cliffs, watching boats bob offshore, especially appealing for those seeking a perfect beach that feels more exclusive than the vast stretches of La Giannella. Acqua Dolce combines sand and pebbles with clear, shallow water ideal for families, plus areas with loungers and striking rock backdrops for swimming and snorkeling.
Navigating the Neighbourhood & Insider Knowledge:
Park at the Hotel Pellicano and follow the footpath to the beach—arriving before 9:30 am helps secure a good spot, especially on the free section where sun loungers are limited and families gather early. Bring water shoes for the pebbles, and while the nearest bus stop is along the main road to Porto Ercole, the walk through fragrant coastal scrub and pine trees is a local favorite for a reason. Don’t miss the hidden viewpoint above the bay; it’s not only a favorite for sunset photos but also offers a sense of the unique geography where the peninsula nearly touches the mainland.
- Pro: Clear water, dramatic cliffs, and good facilities.
- Con: Can get crowded in August; parking is limited.
Best / Skip:
Best for couples and families who want a mix of comfort and wild scenery. Skip if you dislike pebbles—try Feniglia instead.
Best Hotels near Acqua Dolce Beach
💎 Luxury hotels
- Santa Faustina Holy Apartment — Multi-bedroom apartment option with convenient access for drivers; good fit for families seeking space.
- The Apartment Porto Santo Stefano — Central apartment in Porto Santo Stefano; practical base with straightforward access to marina and ferries.
⭐ Best Value Hotels
- Fattoria Angolo di Paradiso — Monte Argentario holiday home in a green setting with garden and balcony, a calm base for exploring Feniglia and Giannella.
- Bilocale Vista Mare con Posto Auto — Compact sea-view flat with private parking in Porto Santo Stefano, handy for ferry pier walks and local cafes.
💶 Smart Budget Hotels
- Appartamento Onda d'argento — Porto Santo Stefano apartment near Spiaggia della Bionda; good for self-catering by the sea.
4. Cala del Gesso Beach: Cliffside Seclusion
The climb down the stone steps from Via dei Pionieri is worth every drop of sweat—Cala del Gesso rewards with bright white pebbles and unbelievably clear water, so clear that even before reaching the shore you can see schools of fish darting below the surface. I floated on my back, staring up at the Argentario cliffs, and despite the pebble seabed, the water feels surprisingly sweet, as if it’s been filtered through the rocky coastline itself—a far cry from the beach of La Feniglia on the mainland, with its wide stretches of sand and shade from the Duna Feniglia Nature Reserve.
On-the-ground Feel & Insider Tips:
Park in the small lot on Via dei Pionieri and follow the marked path (wear sturdy shoes); you’ll need to bring everything you need, as there are no services. Visit in May or September for calmer waters and more solitude, when the sea is at its clearest and the atmosphere is at its best. The nearest bus stop is in Porto Santo Stefano, a 10-minute drive away, but locals prefer arriving by boat for a lazy lunch on the rocks—a peaceful alternative to the busier beaches on the mainland and a favorite secret among those who know the area best.
- Pro: Stunning scenery, crystal water, and real seclusion.
- Con: Steep access, no facilities, and not suitable for small children.
Best / Skip:
Best for adventurers, snorkelers, and sunset seekers. Skip if you have mobility issues—try Giannella instead.
Best Hotels near Cala del Gesso Beach
💎 Luxury hotels
- I Casali del Troscio - Agriturismo — Rural agriturismo apartments set among fields; peaceful alternative within a short drive of the Argentario promontory.
⭐ Best Value Hotels
- Argentario Nice Dreams — Porto Santo Stefano holiday home option favored for simple comfort and straightforward access to coastal drives.
- Pilarella Gallery trilocale vistamare — Central Porto Santo Stefano apartment with marina-facing views in the Pilarella quarter, close to bars and restaurants.
💶 Smart Budget Hotels
- Appartamento Alfea — Simple, well-rated apartment base in Porto Santo Stefano with Wi‑Fi, close to shops and marina paths.
5. Cala Piccola Beach: Exclusive Cove
Arriving by boat, you’ll slip into a sheltered bay along the Argentario coast where the water mirrors the sky, and Cala Piccola’s smooth white pebbles and perfectly clear waters reveal why visiting Monte Argentario is a highlight for anyone who wants to experience the best of the Tuscany coast. This small, pebble Argentario beach rarely sees crowds, offering a peaceful swim amidst the dramatic scenery that makes Monte Argentario’s beaches and coves so special—truly one of the most memorable beaches on Monte Argentario for those seeking tranquillity away from the mainland.
The Lay of the Land & Local Advice:
The best experience comes with arriving by boat from Porto Santo Stefano, giving you a chance to appreciate the wild beauty of the Argentario coast as you approach the tiny cove, but you can also park nearby and walk down a steep path if you prefer to visit by land. Bring your own snacks and water—there are no cafes or services at this secluded spot. Visit in late afternoon for golden light and calm water, and while the nearest bus stop is in town, coming by car or boat lets you discover one of the many other beaches in Monte Argentario if you’re interested in exploring more of the area’s varied coastline.
- Pro: Crystal water, dramatic setting, and privacy.
- Con: Tough access on foot; not ideal for families.
Best / Skip:
Best for couples and solitude seekers. Skip if you need facilities—try Giannella or Feniglia.
Best Hotels near Cala Piccola Beach
💎 Luxury hotels
- Macchie Basse Guest House — Guest house setting with self-catering comforts; suits travelers seeking quiet stays away from busy beach towns.
⭐ Best Value Hotels
- Il Tombolo — Budget-friendly stay with practical self-catering setup, a good pick for road trips between Orbetello and Monte Argentario.
💶 Smart Budget Hotels
- Casa Beatrice — Recently updated Albinia stay with garden and terrace, within a short drive of Cala Piccola Beach.
6. Spiaggia Lunga Beach: Sunset Over White Pebbles
A crescent of white pebbles and soft sand curves around a sheltered bay—Spiaggia Lunga is Porto Ercole’s postcard spot, and one of the most beautiful beaches in Monte Argentario, where the sandy stretch alternates with the famous long beach of Feniglia, found on the opposite side of the promontory. I lounged with a book as the sun dipped behind the cliffs, painting the water gold and highlighting why this stretch is a highlight of any visit to Tuscany.
This sand-and-pebble cove has emerald water, calm swimming, and a serene vibe compared to Argentario’s busier beaches.
Atmosphere & A Pro Tip:
Park along the main road that runs along the coast and follow the signposted path, which can be quite a challenging slope in places but rewards with stunning views—stop to take photos along the way. Arrive early for a free spot or rent a lounger; buses stop in Porto Ercole, but a car helps reach other Monte Argentario beaches and hidden coves. Locals enjoy the beach bar at sunset, while the sheltered bay draws yachts in summer when the water is clearest.
- Pro: Beautiful setting, clear water, and sunset views.
- Con: Steep access, can get windy.
Best / Skip:
Best for couples and sunset lovers. Skip if you dislike pebbles—try Giannella.
Best Hotels near Spiaggia Lunga Beach
💎 Luxury hotels
- Casa La Fortezza — Apartment by Fortezza Spagnola in Porto Santo Stefano near Spiaggia Lunga Beach; walkable location for dining and waterfront strolls.
⭐ Best Value Hotels
- Frontemare Porto Santo Stefano 2 — Waterfront apartment experience steps from the lungomare, easy for sunrise walks and evening gelato runs.
💶 Smart Budget Hotels
- Appartamento nel centro storico di Orbetello — Historic‑centre apartment steps from Corso Italia; easy reach to the Orbetello causeway and lagoon promenades.
7. Bagni di Domiziano Beach: Sand and Shade for Kids
Fine sand, shallow water, and the ruins of a Roman villa—Bagni di Domiziano is a quiet spot near Porto Santo Stefano, and it’s what many families seek out when they visit Tuscany for its laid-back beaches and coves. This sandy stretch is one of the many beaches along the Argentario coast where calm water and plenty of shade from olive trees create a peaceful retreat that feels tucked away from the lively beach clubs found elsewhere. Rarely crowded even in summer, this beach is perfect for those seeking tranquility over busy clubs or dramatic coves.
Navigating the Neighbourhood & Insider Knowledge:
Access is via a hidden path among olive trees—look for the sign near Villa Domiziana and enjoy the sense of discovery as you reach this little-known spot. There are no facilities, so bring everything you need, and while the nearest bus stop is in Porto Santo Stefano, arriving early gives you the best chance to claim a patch of sand. Locals cherish the calm atmosphere and the sense of history here, and this is a place where you can truly unwind, far from the lively scene found at some of the other beaches in the area.
- Pro: Calm, sandy, and shaded—ideal for small children.
- Con: No amenities; reach early to enjoy the tranquility.
Best / Skip:
Best for families with young kids and history buffs. Skip if you want beach clubs—try Giannella.
Best Hotels near Bagni di Domiziano Beach
💎 Luxury hotels
- Villa Paradisino Ansedonia — Spacious villa option in Ansedonia; convenient for driving to long sandy beaches like Feniglia.
⭐ Best Value Hotels
- Agriturismo Fontetrilla — Countryside agriturismo with private parking and relaxed outdoor spaces, within a short drive to long sandy beaches.
💶 Smart Budget Hotels
- La Selva — Budget-friendly Albinia option with straightforward access to SS1 Aurelia and Argentario’s tombolos.
8. Cala Mar Morto Beach: Wild and Windy
A wild, pebble beach between rocky outcrops, Cala Mar Morto (“Dead Sea Cove”) is best known for its dramatic cliffs and deep blue water, a classic dead sea beach feel created by rock barriers that calm the surface. The beach is small and pebbly—very much a beach with small pebbles—with strong currents beyond the sheltered pools, so it’s better for adventurous swimmers and photographers than families, and far from the several beach clubs and beach resorts closer to the town of Porto Santo Stefano.
On-the-ground Feel & Insider Tips:
Access is tricky—park along the main road and walk carefully down a steep path, then pick your way across the rocks to the calm pools. Wear sturdy shoes, and note there are no facilities; the nearest bus stop is in Porto Santo Stefano, whose Spanish-built fortifications still dominate the headland and make a striking backdrop on clear days. Locals come for the solitude and the superb views across to Giglio Island, a dramatic contrast to the livelier beaches near the town of Porto Santo Stefano.
- Pro: Dramatic scenery and few visitors.
- Con: Tough access, no facilities, and strong currents.
Best / Skip:
Best for adventurers and photographers. Skip if you want a safe swim—try Acqua Dolce.
Best Hotels near Cala Mar Morto Beach
💎 Luxury hotels
- Casale La Barca — Countryside house near Orbetello with garden space; practical for families planning day trips around Monte Argentario.
⭐ Best Value Hotels
- Pimpinnacolo Gardens - My Extra Home — Stylish garden apartment setup offering a restful base near Orbetello and the Argentario promontory.
💶 Smart Budget Hotels
- La Casa di Ieia — Comfortable holiday home setup in the Argentario area; suits drivers planning day trips to multiple beaches.
9. Cala Grande Beach: Snorkeling and Serenity
Cala Grande is actually three small pebble beaches in one, reachable by a scenic walk through Mediterranean scrub, and the name of this cove hints at a wider inlet where each beach with small pebbles offers its own quiet corner. The water is crystal clear, with excellent snorkeling over rocky seabeds, and the beach is made of smooth stones that make entry easier with water shoes. Expect a peaceful, natural setting—ideal for a quiet swim and often the first beach hikers reach from the ridge paths above Porto Santo Stefano.
The Lay of the Land & Local Advice:
Park near the start of the path (signposted from the main road), and allow 15 minutes to walk down, which helps you arrive before crowds claim the most sheltered spots. Bring your own supplies, as there are no facilities on-site and shade is limited. The nearest bus stop is in Porto Santo Stefano, and locals value the wild beauty and underwater life here, often recommending a late-afternoon snorkel when the light is best.
- Pro: Great snorkeling, beautiful scenery, and tranquility.
- Con: No facilities, pebbly shore, and moderate walk.
Best / Skip:
Best for snorkelers and nature lovers. Skip if you prefer sand—try Giannella.
Best Hotels near Cala Grande Beach
💎 Luxury hotels
- Residence Costa degli Ulivi — Apartment residence along SP161 near Cala Grande Beach; good value base with parking for coastal exploration.
⭐ Best Value Hotels
- App - Il Fenicottero con parcheggio gratuito ad Orbetello — Compact, clean Orbetello apartment with free private parking; a practical base for exploring Feniglia and Giannella.
💶 Smart Budget Hotels
- Da Renato — Simple rooms above a local eatery; practical stopover close to coastal roads and daily amenities.
10. Cala Galera Beach: Easy Access, Sandy Shores
Just north of Porto Ercole, Cala Galera is a sandy, shallow beach with calm water—ideal for families with small children and especially pleasant because it is protected from the open sea by the marina’s breakwaters. The beach is partly free, partly equipped, and backed by a marina where you can clearly see beach features like gentle entry points and areas set aside for swimmers. It’s one of the easiest beaches to reach on foot, and its sheltered position prevents waves from directly reaching the bathing area, keeping conditions calm throughout the day.
Atmosphere & A Pro Tip:
Park at the marina and walk to the beach in minutes, then explore the nearby promenade toward the historic fortifications built by the Spanish for a scenic stroll. There’s a beach bar and restaurants nearby, and if you’re keen to keep exploring, another beach lies just beyond the far jetty with similarly shallow water. The nearest bus stop is in Porto Ercole; locals enjoy the easy access and the gentle slope into the water, which makes it a dependable choice when winds pick up elsewhere.
- Pro: Easy access, shallow water, and good facilities.
- Con: Can get busy in peak season.
Best / Skip:
Best for families and those who want convenience. Skip if you seek wild nature—try Cala del Gesso.
Best Hotels near Cala Galera Beach
💎 Luxury hotels
- BluMarè Affitti Turistici — Budget-friendly apartment rentals; straightforward choice for extended stays.
- Antica Fattoria La Parrina — Historic farm estate near Orbetello with pool and on-site dining; praised for serene grounds and regional character.
⭐ Best Value Hotels
- Hotel La Rosa Dei Venti — Budget-friendly Albinia hotel with on-site restaurant and easy road access to the Argentario tombolos.
💶 Smart Budget Hotels
- Agriturismo Camera dei Ladri — Rustic agriturismo escape with countryside views; quiet base for exploring Feniglia dunes and Orbetello lagoon.
11. Soda Beach: Local Favorite Near the Main Road
Tucked along the main road between Orbetello and Porto Santo Stefano, Soda Beach is a mix of sand and pebble, with clear water and a relaxed vibe that becomes a hotspot for boats and yachts on calm days. It’s a favorite with locals for a quick dip and a beachside lunch, and when the wind shifts you can often watch vessels crossing between the Orbetello lagoon from the Tyrrhenian and the open water beyond without directly reaching the shore here thanks to the headland’s natural shelter.
Navigating the Neighbourhood & Insider Knowledge:
Park along the main road and walk down the path, then turn left toward the beach of Le Soda for the widest entry point and easiest access. There’s a beach bar in season, and if the breeze picks up you’ll still find the bay partly protected from the open sea, which often prevents waves from directly reaching the shoreline. The nearest bus stop is along the main road, and locals love the convenience and the panoramic views across the lagoon from the Tyrrhenian Sea toward the promontory.
- Pro: Easy to reach, clear water, and local atmosphere.
- Con: Can be crowded in summer; limited shade.
Best / Skip:
Best for a quick beach stop and a local experience. Skip if you want seclusion—try Cala Piccola.
Best Hotels near Soda Beach
⭐ Best Value Hotels
- Casamia-guest house Porto Ercole — Guest house rooms with air-conditioning near Porto Santo’s marina; straightforward for short stays.
💶 Smart Budget Hotels
- B&B La Marianaccia — Family-run B&B with a friendly vibe and parking; convenient for drives to Porto Ercole and Porto Santo Stefano.
12. Cala Pozzarello Beach: Hidden Cove with a View
A small, sheltered cove with sand and pebbles, Cala Pozzarello is perfect for a quiet swim, and on calm days you’ll spot boats and yachts sailing around the headland. There’s a beach bar and restaurant, and the water is calm and clear, with gentle pockets of sweet water near the rocks where the tide settles.
On-the-ground Feel & Insider Tips:
Park above the beach and walk down the short path—there’s a brief 25-minute walk of medium-hard difficulty if you continue along the coastal track toward Porto Santo Stefano or Porto Ercole, with plenty of places to stop to take photos of yachts sailing around the promontory. The beach is partly equipped, and this beach also offers basic comforts like cream and a parasol for rent when the sun is strong. The nearest bus stop is along the main road, and locals like it for its relaxed vibe and good food, especially when boats and yachts sailing around anchor just offshore at sunset.
- Pro: Calm water, good facilities, and a laid-back feel.
- Con: Small size; can get busy in August.
Best / Skip:
Best for couples and anyone seeking a quiet cove. Skip if you want long walks—try Feniglia.
Best Hotels near Cala Pozzarello Beach
💎 Luxury hotels
- Appartamento al Parco con Parcheggio Gratuito — Apartment with on-site free parking; convenient for road trippers exploring beaches on both tombolos.
- Appartamento Il Mulino Orbetello — Central Orbetello apartment; easy access to lagoon-side promenades and the causeway to Monte Argentario.
⭐ Best Value Hotels
- VILLA FLORA ARGENTARIO — Porto Santo Stefano stay with a private beach area and convenient on-site parking.
💶 Smart Budget Hotels
- Podere Oca Bianca — Countryside farmhouse stay with simple comforts and parking, good value near the Argentario causeways.
FAQ
What budget should you plan for a beach holiday in Argentario?
Argentario is a mid-range destination—expect to pay around €10–15 for a sunbed and umbrella, €2–3 for a coffee, and €15–25 for a casual lunch. Public beaches are free, but parking can cost €5–10 per day in high season. Boat rentals and tours are extra.
Which beaches in Argentario are best for families with young children?
Giannella and Cala Galera are top choices—shallow water, gentle entry, and amenities. Feniglia is also family-friendly, with sand and shade. All three are easily accessible.
Which beaches are ideal for water sports in Argentario?
Giannella is great for windsurfing and kitesurfing. Snorkelers should head to Cala del Gesso, Cala Grande, and Acqua Dolce. Kayaking is popular along the coast.
What is the best time of year to visit Argentario’s beaches?
May–June and September are ideal—pleasant temperatures, calm seas, and fewer crowds. July and August are busiest, with warmer water but more visitors.
How can you easily get around Argentario’s beaches?
Rent a car for flexibility, as buses are limited. In summer, shuttle boats connect Porto Santo Stefano and Porto Ercole to some coves. Walking and cycling are great for Feniglia and Giannella.
Are there any hidden or less-crowded beaches in Argentario?
Cala del Gesso, Cala Piccola, and Cala Mar Morto are quieter, with limited access and no facilities. Bagni di Domiziano is also a local secret for tranquility.
What practical tips should visitors know when going to Argentario’s beaches?
Bring water shoes for pebble beaches, arrive early to secure parking, and pack water and snacks for secluded spots. Wear sunscreen—the sun is strong. Always check sea conditions before swimming in coves.
