Camping on Elba – Crystal Waters, Hidden Coves and Island Nature
Elba, the largest island of the Tuscan Archipelago, is a Mediterranean gem known for its turquoise waters, rocky coves and lush green hills. Located just off the Tuscan coast, the island combines beach relaxation with outdoor adventure. Camping on Elba includes mobile homes, safari tents, glamping lodges and touring pitches, often within walking distance of the sea.
The coastline of Elba is incredibly varied. Sandy beaches such as Marina di Campo contrast with small, sheltered bays like Fetovaia and Cavoli, where clear waters make snorkelling and swimming particularly popular. Many beaches are framed by granite cliffs and Mediterranean vegetation, creating a striking natural setting.
Inland, Elba offers hiking trails through wooded hills and panoramic viewpoints overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea. Monte Capanne, the island’s highest peak, provides sweeping views across the archipelago. The island is also linked to Napoleon Bonaparte, who was exiled here in 1814; his former residences can still be visited today.
Elba benefits from a warm Mediterranean climate with long summers and mild shoulder seasons. Watersports such as sailing, diving and paddleboarding are widely available, while small harbour towns provide relaxed evening atmospheres.
Camping on Elba combines island tranquillity, crystal-clear waters and authentic Italian character. It is an ideal destination for travellers seeking Mediterranean beaches with a more natural and intimate atmosphere than mainland coastal resorts.
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- In exotic, botanical garden
- Stunning view across the bay
- 200 metres from the beach
- Excellent water playground for kids
Camping Rosselba Le Palme is a beautiful terrace campsite on the Italian island of Elba and a fantastic holiday choice for all the family. The campsite has a wonderful swimming paradise with pools at different levels, which are connected with waterfalls and water slides! For even more water fun, a set of steps takes you down to the campsite's own l...