Mediterranean plants show themselves in a variety of species, shapes and colors. From sand to sand dunes, where sea winds are formed by a shaded forest dominated by oak and pine trees, with characteristic foliage resembling an umbrella. Religliano Coastal Park The Rimigliano Coastal Park occupies the southernmost part of the land of the municipality of Livorno in San Vincenzo, bordering the municipalities of Piombino and Campiglia Marittima. It covers about 650 hectares between the sea and the Rome-Genoa railway, and crosses it, from its length to NO, via the princess's regional road (SP 23), which connects San Vincenzo to Piombino. The road divides the park into two sectors: on one side (sea side) the coastal coastline with the dune system and the beach, and on the other side the bulk of the park, including the agricultural areas and the former lake area of Rimigliano, the forest mixed with the spread of oak species that replaced The former pine forest.
The protected coastline covers about 120 hectares, developing about six kilometers of coastline, with a depth of 200 to 250 meters. The park has very favorable climatic conditions: the presence of the Monte Calvi hills complex, to the east, protects the coast from fresh winds from the ground, while the promontory of Piombino, to the south, and Elba Island, to the west, relieve the strength of the sea winds. Summer heat is tempered by the constant presence of sea breezes.
rimi 6 260 The beach, which features a protected dune system, is equipped with showers and public toilets at specific points; provides an opportunity to experience bathing with total immersion in nature, with views ranging from the green of the promontory of Piombino, the entanglement of frozen shrubs by winds flooding the beach, shapes The unmistakable blue of the Tuscan archipelago is in sight.
