Hotel Rio Sul Mare

An excursion on the east coast of the Island of Elba, belonging to the Tuscan Archipelago. The route can be done on foot or by bicycle, starting from Rio Marina, near the port, and along the coast towards Ortano and then up towards Monte Arco (276m). From here we proceed towards the Terranera lake and then pass by the Reale beach, and follow the coast that reaches Porto Azzurro. Following the path you pass by Capoliveri and then head towards Monte Calamita, and then return to Capoliveri where...

This route takes you to know one of the magnificent places on the Island of Elba. These red lakes are officially called Lago delle Conche and their characteristic is the color of the water due to the presence of large quantities of iron. This lake, quite large, was formed in a large excavation of iron mines. In the area, if there is not too much drought, others of very small size can be encountered. In the area there is also to see the Torre del Giove and Monte Calendozio; I also point out...

A pleasant bike excursion on the Island of Elba, belonging to the Tuscan Archipelago. The route starts from Colle La Piana (158m) near the locality of La Ginestra and follows the provincial road for a while passing through Aia di Cavo (302m) and then crosses the Valle delle Fiche and reaches Case Colli. From here you return to a stretch of provincial road and then take the path that arrives at the Torre del Giove and continue to the port of Cavo.

A nice walk on the Island of Elba, belonging to the Tuscan Archipelago. It starts from Ortano, near the beach and reaches Capo Ortano where the route proceeds in a counter-clockwise loop, passing through Calabaroccia, reaching the Punta dell'Acqua dolce. On the way back you will skirt Monte Fico before returning to the starting point.

A very nice excursion to the center of the Island of Elba, belonging to the Tuscan Archipelago. It starts from the benches (325m) and proceeds towards the Passo della Croce and continue the circular tour reaching Monte Strega (427m) and then Monte Serra (410m). From here continue following the path until you return to the starting point.