Bagnaia  Beach​

The Bagnaia Beach is situated within the Comune of Portoferraio in Elba, one of the islands that makes up the Tuscan Archipelago. 

​Bagnaia is in fact a small village area that leads down to a beautiful beach where the water is among the cleanest on the island. It lies directly to the east of Portoferraio, the capital of Elba, across the bay area on the island's north coast. 

As it's a little more than just a beach, so to speak, the village area is well-equipped with facilities including accommodation, bars, restaurants and shops. It's also possible to rent boats from here and explore the island's coast by water. 
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Bagnaia Beach, Elba
During the summer, a part of the beach is given over to a private establishment where you can pay to rent an umbrella and sun bed while the rest of the beach is free for public use. 

​From Portoferraio it takes just over 15 minutes to reach Bagnaia by car, but it's also possible to reach by bus. The 118 bus route takes 25 minutes with a total of 19 stops before reaching Bagnaia. 
Category: Best Beaches of Elba

Comune: Portoferraio

Island: Elba

Region: Tuscany

Regional district: Livorno Province

Close by: Rio nell'Elba, Rio Marina, Cavo, Porto Azzurro

Recommended accommodation: Hotel Acquamarina (11 km)

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