Cala violina

When

From June 1st 2023 to September 30th 2023

Where

Scarlino (GR)

Directions

CALA VIOLINA

THE BEACH THAT PLAYS AN ANCIENT MELODY

Cala Violina takes its name from a detail that makes it unique: little grains of quartz that play a melody at every step. Sound beaches are an ancient phenomenon, already related by Marco Polo. There are just a hundred similar places in the world, and Cala Violina is one of them.

Cala Violina, in the Mediterranean scrub of the Scarlino nature reserve, is a strip of beach facing an uncontaminated sea, enclosed between two promontories. Cala Violina can be reached only on foot or by bike.

BOOK | BEACH- PARKING

The beach of Cala Violina is a natural heritage of a really high value: for an unforgettable experience and in total safety 700 people can access the beach in a day. To book your place in Cala Violina, follow all the instructions that you find on this website: a contribution of 1 euro is required for the booking fee. Children under 12 must have a reservation, their ticket is free. Free ticket and no reservation required for children aged 0 to 12 months.

For organizational reasons, please note that:

  • TICKETS ARE NOT REFUNDABLE
  • THE RESERVATION CANNOT BE POSTPONED
  • RESERVATION IS POSSIBLE FROM 72 HOURS BEFORE
  • REFRESHMENT POINT (water, soft drinks, ice cream, sandwiches, coffee)
  • WC

Cala Martina and Cala Civette remain free to access and can be reached on foot or by bike through the paths of the Costiere area. .

PARKING OF VAL MARTINA

On this site you can also book a parking space for the vehicle in the Val Martina parking area (200 spaces available): the daily cost (regardless of arrival time) is 10 euros for cars and motorcycles and 15 euros for campers. The area is accessible from 8 to 20. Also in this case, reservations are only possible 72 hours before the chosen day. The 200 seats are to be understood as daily, the turn over of the vehicles is not foreseen.

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DIRECTION | SCARLINO

THE MUNICIPALITY OF SCARLINO

It seems that the Scarlino area was already inhabited in the prehistoric period, as evidenced by some findings dating back to the Bronze Age. Other archaeological discoveries demonstrate that the borg was also inhabited in the Hellenistic age. Along the coast, recent findings from the Roman era have instead confirmed the presence of lively commercial activities even before the Middle Ages. The name Scarlino, in fact, seems to derive from "Scabris Portus", a name given to the area in Roman times that identified it as a landing place between jagged and mountainous places. The village was built before the year 1000 by the Aldobrandeschi family and subsequently passed first to the bishops of Roselle and then to the Alberti family. In the thirteenth century the Aldobrandeschi took possession of the center again, which was ceded to the Pisans at the end of the century, from which it then passed to the Appiani di Piombino who incorporated it into their Principality to which it remained subordinate until the early nineteenth century. After the Napoleonic period it became part of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany. In 1834 the Municipality of Scarlino was downgraded to a hamlet and merged with the Municipality of Gavorrano from which it became autonomous with the Decree of the President of the Republic on 22nd May 1960. The municipality territory extends on a surface of 88 square kilometers, between the northwestern slopes of Poggio Ballone and the coastal strip, where it extends for 11 kilometers between sandy beaches that arrive to the border with the Municipality of Follonica and rocks overlooking the sea that border the Municipality of Castiglione della Pescaia. The territory reaches up to 559 meters above the sea level, the capital urban center is located 229 meters above the sea level. Along the seaboard, the climate is Mediterranean with characteristics that gradually diminish towards the hills and the hinterland..

THE BANDITE DI SCARLINO

The Bandite di Scarlino manage the agro-forestry heritage of the Tuscany Region: they are divided into 3 bodies, the largest is on Scarlino-Gavorrano and Castiglione della Pescaia. It is about 5,100 hectares. In the Municipality of Follonica, instead, the managed area is about 3,000 hectares, while on Castiglione della Pescaia the area of responsibility is about 600 hectares. The management of the regional agro-forestry heritage is aimed at maintaining and enhancing natural resources with a view to sustainability.

Maggiori informazioni

For information or recommendations, you can contact the tourist offices of the Municipality of Scarlino

Puntone Tourist Office :
(commercial gallery of the marina)
+39 0566 866288

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