Calambrone is a quieter beach area between Tirrenia and Livorno, with long stretches of free beach, pine woods and a handful of beach clubs.
Calambrone sits on the coastal strip between Tirrenia and Livorno, quieter than Tirrenia and popular with Pisan families. It has long stretches of free beach and pine woods behind. The area was historically a seaside colony for children, giving it a distinctive layout of former colony buildings.
| Distance | About 17 km south-west of Pisa |
|---|---|
| Getting there | Autolinee Toscane bus from Pisa via Tirrenia (verify current line on at-bus.it); car via Via Aurelia/Via Pisorno in about 25 minutes |
| Difficulty | easy |
| Best season | June-September |
| Address | Viale del Tirreno, 56128 Calambrone PI, Italy |
Amenities
- Beach clubs
- Free beach
- Pine woods
- Parking
Good to know
- Best for
- quiet seekers, families, cyclists, walkers, budget travellers
- Water
- Calm Tyrrhenian water; sandy bottom. Free beaches have no lifeguards outside the beach clubs.
- Facilities
- Limited; facilities concentrated at beach clubs and the nearby Tirrenia town.
Location
Viale del Tirreno, 56128 Calambrone PI, Italy
43.6155, 10.2877 View on map
Highlights
- Long free beach sections
- Pine woods behind the shore
- Quiet atmosphere compared with Tirrenia
- Cycling along the coast
- Sunsets over the sea
Tips for visiting
- Bring water and shade for the free beach sections
- Combine with Tirrenia for restaurants
- Check the Comune di Pisa bathing notices
When to visit
June to mid-September.
Accessibility
Flat and sandy; some free-beach sections have no ramps.
Frequently asked questions
Is Calambrone crowded?
It is generally quieter than Tirrenia, especially on weekdays.
Are there lifeguards?
Beach clubs usually have lifeguards in summer; free beaches may not.