The Island of Elba, part of the Tuscan Archipelago, is the third largest island in Italy. Legend has it that the Tuscan Archipelago originated from a jewel that slipped from the neck of Venus, goddess of beauty and love, which fell into the waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea.
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Marina di Campo is one of the most famous villages on the Island of Elba, the first to develop for tourism thanks to its long sandy beach and the pine forest that surrounds it.
It offers any service for tourists both on the beach and in the town, always maintaining a certain tranquility.
Behind Portoferraio there is a marine reserve area populated by a multitude of fish that come to eat on your hands if you bring some bread. The coast is made up of white cliffs with beaches of small smoothed pebbles of eurite, white with dark droplets, the sweat drops of the Argonauts in search of the Golden Fleece.
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Elba is now established as a destination for mountain bike enthusiasts both for muscle or with pedal assistente. After the Park Area of Capoliveri which hosted the Cross Country World Cup and the Italian Championships twice, other areas for cycling have sprung in the mines of Rio and on the mountain above Marina di Campo. In addition, various trails are available to the public.
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