Excursions and Adventures

Explore the island of Elba and its historic granite, from the quarries to the monuments, all the way to beautiful treks and the discovery of mines, in an exciting journey. Following the footsteps of a hidden treasure waiting to be uncovered.

The Church of San Niccolò in Capoliveri is a gem of the island’s religious architecture. Dating back to the 15th century, it still exudes timeless charm.

The Little Mine is an educational amusement park dedicated to the mining history of the island.

The Elban Botanical Garden in Rio Marina is a true green oasis, a place to relax and enjoy the beauty of nature. This botanical garden is dedicated to the preservation and knowledge of native plants of the Island of Elba.

The Volterraio Castle, an ancient watchtower on a ridge, is a place steeped in history and charm. From here, you can admire a breathtaking panorama that stretches from the sea to the inland.

The Sanctuary of Madonna del Monte in Marciana is an oasis of peace. The church, located atop a hill, offers a stunning view of the island and the sea.

In Rio nell’Elba, the Civic Archaeological Museum of the Mining District provides further insight into the mining history of the island.

The Museum of the Sea in Marciana Marina pays tribute to the strong connection between the Island of Elba and the sea. The visit will allow you to delve into the maritime history of the island, learn about the lives of fishermen, and admire ancient nautical instruments.

Roman Villa of the Caves invites you to take a step back in time, right in the heart of the Roman era. This splendid villa, located a short distance from Portoferraio, offers a fascinating journey into the daily life of ancient Romans.

Among the most surprising treasures of the Island of Elba is undoubtedly its mining history. The Museum of Mines in Rio Marina offers an engaging experience, a journey through time that retraces centuries of mining activities.

The Giuseppe Verdi Theater, an important center for culture and performing arts in Piombino, could be the right choice for those with some time before boarding or after returning from Elba.

The Coastal Park of Piazzale dei Tigli is ideal for a stroll or relaxation, with a breathtaking view of the coast and the sea.

The Clock Tower, one of the most iconic buildings in Piombino, dating back to 1598, is a must-visit for those exploring the city.

The Church of Sant’Antimo, dating back to 1377, is one of the historical gems of Piombino.

Located inside the Castle of Piombino, the Castle and Medieval Ceramics Museum is a must-visit for history and art enthusiasts.

The Castle of Piombino and the Citadel are testimonies to the city’s long history. A unique opportunity for those with some time to spare before the ferry or for those who have just returned from Elba.

Located on a promontory extending into the Tyrrhenian Sea, Bovio Square is a must-stop for those in Piombino waiting for the ferry to Elba or for those who have just returned.