Marina di Campo is a seafront town on Elba, in Tuscany, Italy, known for Elba’s largest sandy beach and clear water for swimming and snorkeling. It sits within the Tuscan Archipelago, a group of Mediterranean islands off Tuscany’s coast.
The main focus in town is the shoreline: Marina di Campo Beach is a long sandy stretch with shallow waters and seaside cafés, and the seafront promenade adds shops, gelaterias, and an evening passeggiata along the water. Around the harbor, the local marina is a small working waterfront with fishing boats and excursion operators for coastal boat trips.
For nature beyond the beach, Arcipelago Toscano National Park protects islands and marine habitats across the archipelago, while Mount Capanne is the highest peak on Elba with forested slopes and trailheads near Marina di Campo. Nearby coves such as Cavoli Beach offer clear water and snorkeling opportunities close to town.
