Alberese suits couples and walkers who want the Maremma Regional Park next door and a wild, driftwood-strewn beach. Homes are mostly small and sized for two. This is a farm village, so beach days mean a drive or a bike ride to Marina di Alberese.
Alberese is a village that grew up around the Habsburg-Lorraine grand ducal farm, with Piazza del Combattente as its main square. After land reclamation in the twentieth century, families from Veneto and Friuli settled here. The park visitor centre here opens onto the Maremma Regional Park, about 9,000 hectares of coast, marsh and the Uccellina ridge with its old watchtowers and a Cistercian abbey. Marina di Alberese has fine sand strewn with sea-smoothed timber and few facilities beyond a seasonal service centre. Homes are scattered around the Maremma, mostly small, with a garden and air conditioning, and few have a pool.
The park's beach, fine sand with sea-smoothed timber, reached by car, by bus or by a bike path from the Alberese visitor centre.
Fine sand with vegetated dunes in the natural stretches and gradual shallows, about 10 km from Grosseto.
A long stretch of golden sand backed by the Tombolo pine forest, with a cycle route of about 10 km from Grosseto.
A city about 13 km from Alberese by the cycle route, with a railway station and an urban path to the start of the route.
Pisa airport is around an hour and three-quarters by road from Grosseto, and Alberese is about 13 km from Grosseto by the cycle route. A car is the simple way to reach the coast, though a bike path runs from the Alberese visitor centre to Marina di Alberese.
The beach is Marina di Alberese, inside the Maremma Regional Park. You reach it by car or bus, or along a bike path from the Alberese visitor centre, and cyclists on that path enter the park free.
About 9,000 hectares along the coast between Principina a Mare and Talamone, with around 25 km of shore, the Uccellina ridge, the Ombrone river mouth and marshes. Walking, cycling, riding and canoe trips are on offer.
No. It is fine sand and driftwood in a largely wild setting, with a service centre offering toilets, a snack bar and a shop, all open seasonally. A shaded walkway and beach wheelchair help with access.
Possibly. The butteri, the Maremma cowboys, manage semi-wild cattle, and horses and big-horned cows graze around Spergolaia. The Region of Tuscany protects the buttero profession.
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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