Spiaggia di Naregno, Mediterranean beach in Capoliveri, Italy

Spiaggia di Naregno is a sandy beach on the southeastern coast of Elba Island, stretching between two small communities and mixing fine sand with small pebbles. The shoreline is flat and easy to access, featuring clear water and natural vegetation behind the waterline.

The name comes from medieval times when Spanish settlers used the word Aregno, derived from the Latin term Arena meaning sandy shores. This naming reflects the long history of settlement and exchange around the island.

The beach has long served as a gathering place where fishermen sell their daily catches to waterfront restaurants. Visitors witness how local cooks prepare regional seafood dishes and how the sea shapes the rhythm of life here.

Naregno lies on the southeastern coast of Elba, about 200 km northwest of Rome, in the province of Livorno, Tuscany. The beach sits in a bay with average temperatures around 17 °C and July highs near 28 °C. The shoreline is flat and easy to reach, with natural vegetation behind the waterline.

The beach lies in the province of Livorno, in Tuscany, on the western side of the Italian peninsula, about 200 km northwest of Rome. The sea here is part of the Tyrrhenian, and the site sits within the Tuscan Archipelago, of which Elba is the largest island.