Camping Mareblu (Cecina Mare)

In the popular seaside resort of Cecina Mare, the family-friendly Camping Mareblu invites you to enjoy a carefree holiday in Tuscany. Guests reach the extensive beach through a dense pine forest. At the heart of the well-kept campsite, a pool area lined with palm trees invites you to cool off. Friendly entertainers provide fun and invite everyone to join in. There is also a sports area for active holidaymakers.

Spacious Camping Mareblu right on the beach and with a beautiful pool area

About 2.5 kilometres from the picturesque town of Cecina on the Tuscan coast, Camping Mareblu is located on a 10-hectare site. High-stemmed trees provide shade on almost all 290 pitches, which are separated by hedges. There are also cosy mobile homes with space for up to six people. Self-catering guests can buy groceries and typical Tuscan products in the well-stocked supermarket. Those who prefer to indulge in culinary delights have the opportunity to do so in the pizzeria. In the evening, guests enjoy meeting up on the cosy terrace to round off the day with an ice cream or cocktail. There are also several barbecue areas where you can enjoy a barbecue. Bathers can walk around 300 metres through the dense pine forest to the long sandy beach without having to cross a road. The two swimming pools surrounded by palm trees and other tropical plants are also a favourite meeting place for water lovers. In addition to a 300 square metre pool for swimmers, there is also a shallow children's pool. There is also a playground close to the pool where children can let off steam. There is a varied entertainment programme for children and adults. With a mini football, volleyball and tennis court, the campsite is an Eldorado for active holidaymakers.

An excursion around Cecina

With its central location, Camping Mareblu is ideal for guests who want to combine a beach holiday with a cultural holiday. For a day trip, for example, the city of Pisa, which is 65 kilometres away and is famous all over the world for its Leaning Tower, is ideal. Livorno on the seafront is also easy to reach with a journey time of 40 minutes. Landmarks include the Monument to the Four Moors, which depicts four captured pirates alongside Grand Duke Ferdinand I, and the Fortezza Vecchia fortress. Active guests can go on long hikes through the pine forest directly from the campsite. The Riserva Statale Tombolo is a nature reserve covering an area of 465 hectares and offers idyllic hiking and cycling trails as well as numerous picnic areas.