Spiaggia di Marciana Marina, Beach in Marciana Marina, Italy.

Spiaggia di Marciana Marina is a beach on the northwest coast of Elba, in the province of Livorno, Tuscany, about 210 km northwest of Rome. It lies in a mild coastal climate with average temperatures around 16 °C and annual rainfall near 980 mm. The beach runs along the waterfront of Marciana Marina, below the Cotone district.

Marciana Marina grew from a fishing settlement beneath the Cotone district, where traditional fishermen's houses line the waterfront. Its harbour made it Elba's main link to the mainland and neighbouring islands, and the beach below the district served the boats and families of that community.

The harbor next to the beach serves as a gathering place where locals and visitors meet throughout the day as boats arrive and depart. Fishing traditions shape daily life here and appear in the restaurants that serve fresh catch from local waters.

The beach is reached from Marciana Marina's waterfront, with the wider eastern stretch lying before the central pier and the shore narrowing to the west. The seabed slopes gently, so bathers wade in gradually. The beach sits in the Province of Livorno, Tuscany, about 210 km northwest of Rome.

The beach sits in the province of Livorno, in Tuscany, on the western side of Elba, about 210 km northwest of Rome. Local records give average temperatures of 16 °C, with July averaging 27 °C and February 8 °C, and annual rainfall near 980 mm.