“With fins, a speargun, and goggles…”

At theArgentario you can indulge in every water-based activity you can think of, both above and below thesurface: from sailing to surfing, from fishing to diving. If you love sandy beaches, you’ll find plenty along the two sandbars of Giannella and Feniglia, two almost entirely free beaches that stretch for miles. If, on the other hand, you’re more of a rocky-shore type, then you’ll bespoiled for choice because The Argentario coastlineArgentario dotted with breathtaking coves and inlets, all or nearly all of which are easily accessible on foot. Often you’ll need to leave your car on the scenic road and walk down to sea level, which isn’t a problem at all—in fact, it offers breathtaking views. 

On the other hand, heading back up after a long, relaxing day at the beach might not be such a pleasant experience, so please, pack light—most beaches are equipped with umbrellas, lounge chairs, and a small bar. If you don’t get seasick, going out on a boat is an experience not to be missed. Not only because this is the only way to access many coves that are inaccessible from land, but also because you can finally admireArgentario a different perspective—that of someone arriving from the sea. L’Isolotto,Isola Rossa,Argentarola, and Cala Grande are just a few of the spots where you can dropanchor and take a nice swim among schools of colorful fish and tufts of Posidonia. 

Enjoy a relaxing day, soaking up the sun and the beautiful sea as the green and blue surroundings lull you to sleep. Or, for the more adventurous, why not explore the depths and, accompanied by an expert diver, visit the shoals and shipwrecks from every era that abound all aroundArgentario? But don’t linger too long, or you’ll miss out onan aperitif at the harbor in one of the many bars along the waterfront.