Punta Nera beach in Capoliveri - Island of Elba

A rugged and very peaceful environment

The Punta Nera Beach actually refers to two small beaches nestled in a rocky and green cliffside. Two small coves about 40 meters long and a little more than 5 meters wide, made up of fine gravel and sand.

They are protected on the sides by two promontories: the slightly wider one on the left separates them from the Buzzancone Beach and the one on the right, Punta Nera, gives the place its name.

Beautiful, especially for the pristine and wild environment, they are rarely visited due to the difficulty of access.

How to get to Punta Nera Beach

From the partially dirt road that leads from Straccoligno Beach toward the Tenuta delle Ripalte, follow the signs for the Calanova Beach.
Pass the barrier that marks the private property of the resort (by car, you can continue only if you are guests of the resort, others must proceed on foot or by bike). After about 1.6 km, take the path, not very easy, that branches off from the main road and, under a thick Mediterranean scrub, leads to the beach.

Information and facilities

Commune	Capoliveri
Side	East
Recommended with the following winds	South Wind, Sout-West Wind, West Wind

Composition	Sand and shingles
Length	40 m
Facilities	No facilities on beach
Nearby beaches	Buzzancone (0,4 km), Istia (0,78 km), Calanova (0,95 km), Malpasso (1,12 km), Stagnone (1,27 km), Ferrato (1,4 km), Straccoligno (1,69 km), Capo Perla (1,84 km), Punta Bianca (Carbonaia) (1,89 km), Cala delle Brache (2,15 km), Naregno (2,39 km), Ginepro (2,63 km), Vetrangoli (2,82 km), Remaiolo (2,83 km), La Pianotta (3,3 km), Cannello (3,3 km), Reale (3,52 km), Barbarossa (3,54 km), La Rossa (3,57 km), Terranera (3,78 km), Mola (3,82 km), Le Francesche (3,87 km), Pareti (4,16 km), Morcone (4,23 km), Innamorata (4,26 km), Peducelli (4,56 km), Madonna delle Grazie (4,62 km), Stecchi (4,96 km)