Spiaggia di Scaglieri, Beach in Scaglieri, Elba Island, Italy

Spiaggia di Scaglieri is a beach on the north coast of Elba, in the province of Livorno, Tuscany, about 210 km northwest of Rome. It lies in the Scaglieri locality, with a shoreline of golden sand and shallow water extending into the Mediterranean. Tall cliffs rise along the northern side of the beach.

The beach lies on the north-western coast of Elba, in the province of Livorno, Tuscany, about 210 km north-west of Rome. Its sand comes from the erosion of the granite porphyries and minerals of the surrounding cliffs, a rock type tied to the island's volcanic past. The site is recorded as a beach of Scaglieri in the municipality of Portoferraio.

Nearby restaurants serve traditional Tuscan seafood that reflects the island's connection to the sea and its daily catches. The food culture here is deeply rooted in what local fishermen bring ashore.

The beach sits in the Scaglieri inlet on Elba's northern coast, about 210 km northwest of Rome, in the province of Livorno, Tuscany. The setting is a mild coastal climate averaging 17 °C, with July highs near 27 °C and January around 10 °C. Rainfall reaches roughly 980 mm a year, heaviest in November.

The beach sits on Elba's northern coast, about 210 km northwest of Rome, in the province of Livorno. The climate is mild: January averages 10 °C and July 27 °C, with about 980 mm of rain a year. The shore faces west, so sunsets fall over the sea toward Corsica.