Albinia beach

Albinia is a beach in South Tuscany. The coast to the south of Albegna river is called Saline Sadun, while Saline Breschi is to the north. Pine forest is magnificent, but the sea is not very beautiful. Near the village, everything is overdeveloped and overcrowded. But it is possible to find long stretches of excellent wild beach, if walk just about 5 minutes. Shore and seabed: sand. [edit]

Coordinates: 42.495787, 11.191687

Hotels [edit]

Argentario Camping Village is a campsite with room's rates starting at US$200. It is very overpriced, as there are a lot of disadvantages. Even the pool and children's animation can't help with it.

Camping Village Bocche D'Albegna is another campsite just nearby. Everything is pretty good, but the room starts from a fantastic US$1000 per night. This is ridiculous, as it's not the Maldives after all.

How to get there [edit]

Fly to Rome (airports of Fiumicino-FCO or Ciampino-CIA) or fly to Pisa international airport (PSA). Take a train to the station of Albinia. Next walk to the sea in about 10 minutes or get by bus to Campeggio Argentario station - routes 15O, 39/O, 39O.

When to go [edit]

The best time for a beach holiday in Albinia is a warm period from July to September.

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