The rugged coastline of Campo nell'Elba has long attracted seaside tourism. High granitic cliffs and long flat beaches alternate each other along the coastline, each inlet abd beach different from another so that everybody can find a place to suit their tastes. 

Campo nell'Elba

Cavoli

Moving inland there are two villages of interest for a quick excursion: San Piero in Campo where the Romanisque church of San Nicolò is to be found. Built on the remains of a Romanesque temple it contains frescoes of 1400's and 1500's. On the same road Sant'Ilario and the Roman churc of San Giovanni and the nearby tower, built by the Pisans on a enormous granitic mass.

The village of Marina di Campo looks onto the biggest beach on the island, and has developed along the crescent of the wide sheltered bay. A 15th century tower dominates the village harbour. 

Moving along the coastline there are other popular beaches such as Fetovaia, nestled in small verdant bay, Cavoli and Seccheto.

Seccheto

Fetovaia

ELBA AQUARIUM & FAUNA'S MUSEUM - for dimensions the second one after Genoa Aquarum, has got more than 2000 types of fishes and invertebrates of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Inside the Aquarium the Fauna's Museum, with more than 250 types of Elba's animals.