Morcone Beach (Elba)

Latest page update: 3 August 2025

By: Dion Protani

The Morcone Beach is situated in the south-eastern section of the Tuscan island of Elba, the Comune of Capoliveri. One of the larger beach resorts on the island, it's just a short distance from the hill town of Capoliveri and the seaside town of Porto Azzurro.

From Morcone Beach to Portoferraio, the capital of Elba, takes around 25 minutes by car, a distance of 18 kilometres.

Morcone Beach, Elba

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Comune: Capoliveri

Island: Elba

Province: Livorno

Region: Tuscany

Close by: Porto Azzurro, Lacona, Rio nell'Elba, Cavoli, Rio Marina

Recommended stay: Country Hotel Residence Da Pilade (6 km)

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