
Tuscany isn’t just rolling hills and vineyards — it also boasts a stunning coastline and the enchanting Tuscan Archipelago, made up of seven rugged islands with unspoiled charm. According to legend, the islands were formed from pearls dropped by Venus into the Tyrrhenian Sea. The best islands for tourism are Elba, Giglio and Capraia thanks to their beautiful beaches, pretty towns and boutique hotels. Other islands, like Montecristo and Gorgona, are highly restricted to visitors to protect their unique ecosystems.
Ferries to these islands depart from Piombino and Porto Santo Stefano in Tuscany, making them easily accessible for visitors. The best time to visit is from spring through early autumn (April to October) when the weather is warm and you can enjoy hiking, swimming and sunbathing. Whether you’re into snorkeling, wine-tasting, or soaking up coastal beauty, these islands are perfect for those looking for raw, natural beauty and a secluded escape.
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