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Forte dei Marmi is the most exclusive and elegant beach resort on the Tuscan coast, a sophisticated town of grand villas, manicured gardens and golden sand backed by the dramatic peaks of the Apuan Alps. Long favoured by Italian high society, it offers refined seaside glamour in a beautiful natural setting.

The town is famous for its long sweep of soft golden beach, lined with stylish beach clubs and bathing establishments, and for its elegant shopping, from designer boutiques to its celebrated weekly market. Behind the seafront, leafy avenues of luxurious villas create an atmosphere of discreet and understated wealth.

The surrounding coast offers gentle, shallow water ideal for swimming, while the marble mountains that supplied Michelangelo rise dramatically inland. The cultural riches of Tuscany, from Pisa to Lucca and Florence, lie within easy reach of the shore.

With its golden beaches, refined atmosphere and beautiful backdrop, Forte dei Marmi captures the elegance of the Tuscan coast. Guests can enjoy stylish beach clubs, sophisticated shopping and the relaxed glamour of one of Italy’s most fashionable seaside resorts.

From here the celebrated art cities of Tuscany, along with the marble quarries of Carrara, lie within easy reach, adding rich cultural excursions to days of seaside relaxation on one of Italy’s most elegant shores.
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The near-new 55-metre Heesen Reliance pairs a shark-grey Omega Architects profile with a calm Luca Dini interior, an 82-square-metre owner-s apartment, a sundeck jacuzzi and a beach club with sauna
Reliance

55M

Heesen

2023

400000€

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The award-winning 49.7-metre Rossinavi Lel is a sporty full-aluminium Luca Dini custom yacht with a record-setting cavernous beach club, two pools, an enclosable crystal veranda and a full-beam master with
Lel

49M

Rossinavi

2020

290000€

Guests

The 44-metre Conrad Extra Time pairs a long-range steel hull and plumb-bow profile with a minimalist M2 Atelier interior, a full-beam master and outdoor cinema, cruising the Western Mediterranean for
Extra Time

44M

Conrad Shipyard

2024

240000€

Guests

A brand new 35.75 metre Sanlorenzo SD118 with a calm, contemporary interior for ten guests, a sky lounge and a beach club, cruising the French Riviera and Amalfi coast from
Unique S

35M

Sanlorenzo

2024

130000€

Guests

A 44-metre Heesen 4400 delivered in 2008 as Sibelle and refreshed in 2017 and 2022, cruising at 17 knots with a gym-and-wet-bar beach club, a swim-platform golf range and a
G3

44M

Heesen

2008

175000€

Guests

A 35 metre Azimut Grande delivered in 2021, OWO sleeps ten guests in five en suite cabins and carries a foredeck spa pool, a flybridge cinema and a full beach
OWO

35M

Azimut

2021

130000€

Guests

The 32-metre classic Feadship Heavenly Daze pairs timeless 1972 elegance with a fresh contemporary interior, a vast sundeck and modern stabilisers, cruising the Mediterranean for up to 9 guests.
Heavenly Daze

32M

Feadship

1972

67500€

Guests

A 2024 Fountaine Pajot Power 67 catamaran offering four en-suite cabins for eight guests, a foredeck jacuzzi and generous flybridge, cruising Italy and Greece from EUR 45,000 per week.
CORE

20M

Fountaine Pajot

2024

45000€

Guests

The 55-metre Amels Limited Editions 180 4You pairs award-winning Tim Heywood lines with a stylish Laura Sessa Romboli interior, a full-beam master with study, a sky lounge with grand piano
4You

55M

Amels

2012

280000€

Guests

A 95-metre Lurssen delivered in 2019 and refitted in 2025, carrying 30 crew for 12 guests across a certified helipad, a full sports court, a spa and a beach club,
CC Summer

95M

Lurssen

2019

1500000€

Guests

A 43 metre Izar motor yacht refitted in 2023, FONERS offers a full-beam master and sleeps twelve guests in five cabins, cruising the western Mediterranean from 115,000 EUR per week.
FONERS

43M

Izar San Fernando

2000

115000€

Guests

The fast, stylish 44-metre Heesen Kijo pairs a timeless Terence Disdale interior with a full-beam on-deck master, a spectacular open-plan salon and a sundeck jacuzzi, cruising the West Mediterranean and
Kijo

44M

Heesen

2003

160000€

Guests

A 38.1-metre Baglietto delivered in 2022, the only 38M V-Line built, with a Francesco Paszkowski exterior over a silver-grey aluminium hull, 3,000 nautical miles of range and a cruising pattern
Enterprise

38M

Baglietto

2022

179000€

Guests

A 52-metre Sanlorenzo 52Steel delivered in 2022 with a glass-bottomed pool over the beach club and fold-out terraces at sea level, chartering the western Mediterranean from €294,000 per week.
R.M.F

52M

Sanlorenzo

2022

294000€

Guests

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Forte dei Marmi Yacht Charter
Forte dei Marmi yacht charters offer the freedom to experience the destination on your own terms. Each itinerary can be shaped around the way you want to travel, with the flexibility to move between time on the water, moments ashore and the simple pleasure of life on board.
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Golden Beaches
Forte dei Marmi’s beach runs in an uninterrupted golden sweep for several kilometres along the Versilia coast, part of the same fine, pale sand that stretches from Viareggio to Marina di Massa. Rather than public stretches, most of the shoreline is organised into private bagni, bathing establishments that rent loungers and umbrellas in neat, colour-coded rows and often include a restaurant or bar; some, such as the well-known Twiga Beach Club, have become destinations in their own right.
Elegant Villas
Behind the seafront, streets such as Via Carducci and Via Mazzini are lined with early twentieth century villas built for Milanese and Florentine industrial families who made Forte dei Marmi their summer retreat, many hidden behind tall hedges and wrought-iron gates. The style favours understatement over ostentation, low garden walls and pine trees rather than grand facades, which is part of why the town has long been popular with figures who prefer to holiday without being noticed.
Stylish Beach Clubs
Forte dei Marmi counts well over twenty licensed bagni along its beachfront, some family-run for three generations, others reinvented as glamorous day clubs with DJ sets and design-led furniture. Many keep the same striped changing cabins and wooden walkways that have defined the Versilia coast since the early 1900s, when the town first developed as a bathing resort for Tuscan high society. In peak season, securing a prime spot at the most sought-after clubs typically requires booking well ahead.
Apuan Alps Backdrop
The white-streaked peaks of the Apuan Alps rise abruptly just inland from the coast, their marble slopes so pale they are sometimes mistaken for snow even in midsummer. The quarries around Carrara, a short drive from the beach, have supplied marble since Roman times and famously furnished the blocks Michelangelo selected in person for works including the statue of David. The contrast between bare stone and soft sand gives Forte dei Marmi one of Tuscany’s most distinctive skylines.
Refined Shopping
Via Roma and the surrounding streets host boutiques from most major Italian and international fashion houses, drawing a summer crowd that treats an evening passeggiata as seriously as a day at the beach club. Wednesday mornings bring a large open-air market to Piazza Marconi, mixing designer seconds with local produce and Tuscan crafts, a tradition dating back decades. The combination of high-end retail and an unpretentious weekly market captures the town’s particular, understated glamour.

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Forte dei Marmi Yacht Charter Itineraries

The Week Unfolds
Across Forte dei Marmi, each itinerary reveals a different rhythm, from lively ports and waterfront towns to secluded anchorages, island escapes and stretches of coastline best discovered from the sea. Together, they create a more layered way to explore, with every route shaped by the places, experiences and moments found along the way.

Forte dei Marmi Must See & Do

The anchorages, experiences and places that define a yacht charter in Forte dei Marmi, and the ones worth building your itinerary around.
Top Beach Clubs

Twiga Beach Club
Bagno Piero
La Pineta
Bagno Alpemare
Bagno Silvio

Top Things to Do

Spend an afternoon at a historic beach club
Shop the boutiques of Via Roma
Browse the Wednesday market at Piazza Marconi
Cycle toward the Apuan Alps foothills
Day-trip to the marble quarries of Carrara

Top Places to Visit

Via Roma
Fortino di Forte dei Marmi
Villa Bertelli
Pietrasanta
Carrara Marble Quarries

Forte dei Marmi Charter Guide

Everything you need to know before chartering a yacht in Forte dei Marmi, from the best time to visit to where to drop anchor.
When's the best time to charter near Forte dei Marmi?

June through September brings the calmest Tyrrhenian conditions and the full beach-club season in swing, with July and August the height of the Italian holiday crowd and the priciest berths along this stretch of coast. Late spring and September offer a quieter version of the same glamour, with water warm enough to enjoy the beach clubs’ facilities without the peak-season rush.

What's the nearest airport for a Forte dei Marmi charter?

Pisa International Airport is the closest, about 35km south and roughly 40 minutes by car, with Florence airport a further hour inland as a second option for guests already routing through Tuscany. Both are well served by direct flights from major European cities through the summer season, and private aviation handlers operate at Pisa year-round.

Where do yachts actually anchor at Forte dei Marmi?

Forte dei Marmi has no marina of its own: yachts anchor offshore along the town’s long sandy beach and guests come ashore by tender to one of the historic beach clubs, most of which have their own small landing jetty. The closest full-service marinas for provisioning or an overnight berth are at Viareggio, about 10 nautical miles south, or Marina di Carrara to the north.

How many days should we spend at Forte dei Marmi?

Two to three days suits most itineraries, enough for a beach club afternoon, an evening browsing Via Roma’s boutiques, and a half-day trip inland to Pietrasanta or the Carrara marble quarries. Guests weaving it into a longer Tuscan coast itinerary often treat it as a shorter one or two night stop between Portofino and the Tuscan islands.

Do we need to book a spot at one of the beach clubs in advance?

Yes, particularly in July and August: some of the area’s best-known clubs, such as Twiga Beach Club, are effectively reservation-only for loungers and cabanas and can fill up days ahead during peak season. Arranging a spot through the yacht’s concierge or the club directly before arrival is the norm here, much as it is at the beach clubs of the French Riviera.

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