Blue Flag Beaches in Tuscany 2026
In Tuscany, 2026 sees 20 municipalities awarded the Blue Flag, the international recognition the FEE grants each year to destinations that meet strict criteria for bathing water quality, environmental management, services and safety. Tuscany's Blue Flag coastline runs from Versilia's classic beach resorts to the pine forests of the Etruscan Coast, all the way to the wilder coves of the Maremma and the island of Elba.
Where Tuscany's Blue Flag beaches are
The 20 award-winning municipalities break down by province like this:
| Province | Blue Flag municipalities 2026 |
|---|---|
| Livorno | 8 |
| Grosseto | 5 |
| Lucca | 4 |
| Massa-Carrara | 2 |
| Pisa | 1 |
Versilia
The Lucca and Massa-Carrara coast is famous for the historic beach clubs of Forte dei Marmi, Pietrasanta, Camaiore and Viareggio, with long sandy beaches and top-tier services.
The Etruscan Coast
In the province of Livorno, the Blue Flag rewards Cecina, Bibbona, Castagneto Carducci, San Vincenzo and Piombino, among pine forests and free beaches.
The Maremma and the island of Elba
In the Maremma, Castiglione della Pescaia, Follonica, Monte Argentario and Grosseto stand out; on the island of Elba, the award goes to Marciana Marina.
Full list and map
You can browse the full list of 20 Blue Flag beaches in Tuscany, with amenities, accessibility info, a map and sea temperature, on the dedicated Tuscany page. Each entry shows the municipality, the awarded localities and the services found nearby.
Frequently asked questions
How many Blue Flag beaches does Tuscany have in 2026?
In 2026 Tuscany counts 20 Blue Flag municipalities, spread from Versilia to the Maremma, with the province of Livorno leading the count.
Which areas of Tuscany have the Blue Flag?
The main award-winning areas are Versilia (provinces of Lucca and Massa-Carrara), the Etruscan Coast and the island of Elba (Livorno), and the Maremma (Grosseto).
Sources: 2026 Blue Flag beach list (FEE) · Italian Ministry of Tourism · © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Data is provided for informational purposes — always check official sources before visiting.