Elba is rich in history and hiking in its hinterland will provide you with a unique experience, where walking through the scents of the Mediterranean maquis you will discover, step by step, routes rich in history where signs, remains and ruins speak of its past.

For those wishing to visit the summit of the Tuscan Archipelago, we recommend a visit to Monte Capanne (1019 m), where you can walk along a path that climbs among the chestnut trees, or take a cable car to the tip of Elba, from where you can enjoy a fantastic panorama that overlooks the entire coast of Elba and its archipelago, as far as the coasts of Corsica and the Tyrrhenian Sea.

But Elba is also hiking by sea. In fact, during the summer period there are numerous boat excursions by sea, departing from the main ports, offering organised day trips that will take you by sea to the most hidden corners of Elba, to discover the wildest and most unspoilt Elba along suggestive coves and deserted beaches.