Cala di Forno

The beach extends within a protected cove of the Maremma Natural Park, featuring golden sand bordered by Mediterranean vegetation and clear waters.

The coastal area where Cala di Forno sits remained untouched by modern development since its incorporation into the Maremma Natural Park in 1975.

The beach gained recognition in Italian cinema when directors chose it as a filming location for the 1984 movie 'Non ci resta che piangere'.

Visitors need to complete an 8-kilometer hike from Località Pinottolaio to reach the beach, as vehicle access remains restricted for conservation purposes.

The natural environment around the beach provides opportunities to observe local wildlife, including foxes, deer, and peregrine falcons in their natural habitat.

Location: Magliano in Toscana

Address: Cala Di Forno, Italy

GPS coordinates: 42.61667,11.08686

Latest update: March 21, 2025 07:54