FENIGLIA BEACH: UNCONTAMINATED BEAUTY

Feniglia beach is a well-known stretch of Tyrrhenian coast in Italy.

This ayre of around 7km in length links the Ansedonia hill with Mount Argentario and – despite its size – has the soul of a terrestrial paradise.
 

The fine white sand is the perfect companion to the clear, crystalline waters, but the true uniqueness of this marine area lies in the scarcity of beach resorts and bars and restaurants: the beach is almost completely free access, and some points are so untamed they remain deserted even during the height of summer. The road there is, however, accessible and well signposted, and the shallow water makes this beach perfect for children.

Beyond, you can find the sublime Feniglia Duna Natural Reserve. This protected area was instituted in 1971: a habitat of biodiversity it is home to deer and other horned animals, but also foxes and badgers. The reserve is made up of three different landscapes: the sand dunes of the ayres, the pinewood and the Orbetello Laguna, which at twilight presents a unique panorama over the beaches, the perfect backdrop to film-worthy romantic films.