Marina  di  Cecina​

Latest page update: 24 May 2025
​By: Dion Protani

Where to Stay

Where to Stay in Marina di Cecina
Marina di Cecina offers a broad selection of established hotels suited to beach holidays along Tuscany’s Etruscan Coast. Most properties are close to the seafront and pine forest, with facilities geared towards families and couples. Reviews consistently highlight cleanliness, friendly staff and convenient access to the beach.
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Hotel Tornese is among the most established options, located on the seafront with a rooftop terrace, restaurant and sea-view rooms, praised for its service and central location (€€€). Hotel Il Settebello offers modern accommodation close to the beach, featuring a restaurant, bar and pool, well regarded for its comfort and family-friendly atmosphere (€€). Another reliable choice is Hotel Stella Marina, situated directly on the waterfront with a private beach area and restaurant, appreciated for its facilities, value and welcoming staff (€€).

Where is

Where is Marina di Cecina?
​The beach resort of Marina di Cecina is situated in the Province of Livorno, on the Ligurian Sea. It's officially part of the Comune of Cecina, which is around 2 kilometres away.

Places of interest nearby include Marina di Bibbona, Rosignano Marittimo and Volterra while Pisa Airport is 61 kilometres away and reachable by car in 42 minutes.
Marina di Cecina - frazione di Cecina
Comune: Cecina

Province: Livorno

Region: Tuscany

​​​​​​​​Water quality: Blue Flag Beach 2024 - 2025

Close by: Marina di Bibbona, Rosignano Marittimo, Volterra

Fly to: ​Pisa Airport - 42 minutes by car (61 km)​​​

Recommended accommodation: Hotel ​​​della Contrada

What People Ask About Marina di Cecina, Tuscany

Is Marina di Cecina worth visiting?
Yes, Marina di Cecina is worth visiting for its long beach, pine forest, and family-friendly appeal. It’s a popular summer destination on the Etruscan Coast, offering both relaxation and outdoor activities close to the town of Cecina.
What are the main attractions in Marina di Cecina?
Main attractions include the wide sandy beach with Blue Flag certification, the pine forest that runs along the coast, and the Acqua Village water park. There’s also a cycling path linking the seafront to the countryside and nearby villages.
How do I get to Marina di Cecina?
Marina di Cecina is about 2 km from the centre of Cecina, which has its own train station with regional services to Pisa, Livorno, and Grosseto. The town is also easily reached by car via the SS1 Aurelia. Local buses run regularly to the coast.
What is Marina di Cecina known for?
Marina di Cecina is known for its well-kept beach, water sports, and long promenade. It’s also recognised for the large pine forest that runs alongside the coast, providing shaded walking and cycling routes through the natural landscape.
When is the best time to visit Marina di Cecina?
The best time to visit Marina di Cecina is from late May to early September. July and August are the busiest, with lively beach activity and warm weather, while June and September offer a quieter and more comfortable experience.
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Discover Marina di Cecina
Marina di Cecina is a coastal resort in Tuscany, forming part of the Etruscan Coast along the Tyrrhenian Sea. It lies west of the town of Cecina, surrounded by pine forests and sandy beaches that extend for several kilometres. The resort developed in the twentieth century and today offers a mix of residential areas, campsites and beach establishments bordered by the Tomboli di Cecina Nature Reserve, known for its shaded walking and cycling paths.
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The wide seafront is a focal point of local life, lined with cafes, restaurants and seasonal markets. Offshore, the clear waters are suitable for swimming, sailing and windsurfing, while the nearby countryside provides opportunities for cycling and wine tasting. Marina di Cecina is well connected by road to Vada, Castiglioncello, and Marina di Bibbona, forming part of the scenic coastal stretch that defines the Etruscan Coast.

Things to Do

Things to Do in Marina di Cecina
  • Spiaggia di Marina di Cecina is a long stretch of sandy and pebbly beach with clear waters, popular for swimming and sunbathing during the summer season. The beach includes free sections as well as well-equipped lidos with umbrellas, restaurants, and bars. It’s family-friendly and backed by a pine forest offering shade and walking paths.
  • Pineta di Cecina is a large coastal pinewood that runs parallel to the beach and provides a peaceful environment for walking, jogging, and cycling. Trails wind through tall pines and lead to picnic areas and sea access points. Wildlife such as squirrels and birds are often spotted along the paths.
  • Acqua Village Cecina is a large water park designed with a tropical theme, featuring pools, slides, wave machines, and play areas for all ages. It’s open in the summer and includes food stands and relaxation zones. The park offers a family-friendly alternative to the beach on hot days.
  • Lungomare Guglielmo Marconi is the seafront promenade that runs the length of the beach area, lined with cafés, ice cream parlours, and small shops. It’s popular for evening walks and sunset views over the Tyrrhenian Sea. In summer, it often hosts markets, concerts, and open-air entertainment.
  • Guided boat trip along the Etruscan Coast departs from the local marina and explores nearby coves, beaches, and headlands between Marina di Cecina and Vada. Tours include commentary on the natural features and often offer swimming stops. Some excursions also provide fishing demonstrations or coastal tastings on board.

Tours and Activities

Marina di Cecina Tours and Activities

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How to Get to Marina di Cecina
By Rail: Marina di Cecina is served by the Cecina railway station, located about 2 kilometres inland on the Pisa–Grosseto line operated by Trenitalia. Regional trains connect Cecina to Pisa in around 1 hour and to Grosseto in approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes. The station is linked to Marina di Cecina by local buses and taxis, with frequent services during the summer months.

By Road: The town lies on the Etruscan Coast of Tuscany, easily reached via the SS1 Aurelia road. From Pisa, the distance is about 65 kilometres, with a driving time of roughly 1 hour, while from Florence it is around 120 kilometres, taking about 1 hour and 40 minutes. From Grosseto, the journey is approximately 85 kilometres and takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes. Parking is available near the seafront and in several designated areas close to the main beaches.

Nearest International Airports:
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  • Pisa Galileo Galilei Airport: Located about 65 kilometres from Marina di Cecina, with a driving time of around 1 hour. It offers a wide range of domestic, European, and seasonal international flights.
  • Florence Peretola Airport: Approximately 120 kilometres away, the journey takes about 1 hour and 40 minutes by car. It serves various European and national destinations.
  • Rome Fiumicino Airport: Roughly 270 kilometres from Marina di Cecina, with a driving time of around 3 hours. It provides extensive international and intercontinental connections.

Private Transfers

Marina di Cecina Private Transfers
A private transfer provides a convenient and comfortable way to reach Marina di Cecina or continue your journey to other destinations along the Tuscan coast and throughout central Italy. You’ll be collected from your chosen location and taken directly to your destination by a professional driver, without the need to coordinate public transport or drive through busy resort areas yourself.

From Marina di Cecina, transfers can connect you with Pisa International Airport and Florence Airport, while longer routes are also available to Rome Fiumicino Airport and Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport. They are also suitable for shorter trips to nearby places such as Cecina, Bolgheri, and Castagneto Carducci, or for exploring the wider Etruscan Coast and the surrounding Tuscan countryside.
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