Pareti beach in Capoliveri, on the Island of Elba

Located between Morcone Beach and Innamorata Beach, Pareti, together with the nearby beaches, is a true haven of peace and nature. It is a very convenient beach, thanks to the services available and the accommodation facilities surrounding it. 
The beach, which is not very long (200 metres), is mainly made up of golden sand with some fine gravel, and a seabed that slopes gently down towards a clear, transparent blue sea.

The beach offers many services and is ideal for those who enjoy comfort and for families with small children.

On the beach, it is also possible to enjoy many sports activities, such as scuba diving!

Interesting fact: the beach was chosen as a logistics base by Jacques Mayol and Umberto Pellizzari for setting their world freediving records.

Set between Punta Morcone and Punta Pareti, it is sheltered from many winds and opens onto the striking panorama of Elba’s southern peninsulas: Capo Stella, Capo di Fonza, Capo Poro and, on the clearest days, even Corsica.

On either side there are two other small beaches, which can be reached over the rocks or by swimming.

Continuing along the eastern coast of Monte Calamita, amid landscapes of natural beauty and traces of ancient mining activity, you will find some of the island’s most beautiful beaches in terms of water quality, accessible only by sea: Il Calone, Le Francesche, Miniera di Calamita, Il Cannello and Vetrangoli.

How to get to Pareti Beach

The beach is easy to reach by taking the road that connects it to the centre of Capoliveri, about 3 km away. Finding parking for your car is more difficult; unless you are staying at one of the tourist facilities, the only option is to leave your vehicle on the roadside.

Should you choose not to take the car, you can use the Minibus service, available during the summer season, which runs from Capoliveri down to the beach.