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Forte dei Marmi

Tuscany’s seaside treasure

Forte dei Marmi is where elegance meets the sea. Spend your morning cycling along its iconic promenade, stopping at artisanal gelaterias or luxury boutiques like Prada and Gucci. Relax in a private beach cabana at one of the town’s exclusive beach clubs, such as Bagno Piero where the service is as impeccable as the views. In the evening, enjoy a sunset dinner at Ristorante Lorenzo, a Michelin-starred restaurant known for its exquisite seafood dishes. Whether you’re here for the vibrant summer scene or the serene off-season charm, Forte dei Marmi promises indulgence at every turn.

Forte dei Marmi, meaning “fort of the marbles”, is one of the most exclusive and elegant seaside resorts in Italy and Europe. Located on the Versilia Coast in Northern Tuscany, Forte des Marmi overlooks the Mediterranean Sea. This trendy jewel has been a true style icon since the 1960’s. It is a renowned destination for luxury tourism. Wealthy Italians from Florence, Milan and Genoa flock here for summer fun. Forte dei Marmi is the perfect place for anyone who loves high fashion boutiques, Michelin Star restaurants, and exclusive beach clubs. Thanks to Michelangelo there became a need to build a road to carry precious blocks of “white gold” (marble) from the mountain to the sea. Today, Via del Marmo is the main street that crosses the center of this small town from east to west.


Forte dei Marmi is a luxurious seaside escape on Italy’s Tuscan Riviera, where golden beaches meet high-end boutiques and Michelin-starred dining. This elegant town combines effortless sophistication with a laid-back Mediterranean vibe, making it a favorite destination for discerning travelers. From cycling along tree-lined streets to dining al fresco by the sea, Forte dei Marmi embodies the art of Italian leisure.

Duration

3-4 days to unwind on the beach, explore the town, and savor the local cuisine.

Season

Summer (June to August) for the lively beach scene or late spring (May) and early fall (September) for a quieter, more intimate experience.

Forte dei Marmi is Tuscany’s playground by the sea—where chic meets casual and every moment is pure dolce vita.
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