Forte dei Marmi, Italy
Beach, beach and more beach. Did I mention beach?



- More about your Oliver Guide: Sabrina Eliasoph
- Trip type: Family, Beach
- Activity level: easy
- Ideal length of trip: 1 WEEK
to & from
Forte dei Marmi is about ½ hour outside of Pisa. There are summer nonstop flights on Delta to Pisa from JFK. We arranged a car to take us to Forte dei Marmi from Pisa.
Where to Stay
- The Hermitage --LOVED. A 10 minute walk to the center of Forte dei Marmi, a 20 minute walk to their Beach Club, with very regular shuttles to both spots. Rooms are spacious, clean and perfectly designed for families. We had a suite-- one king bedroom connected by a bathroom to a second bedroom with three twin beds. The food at both the hotel restaurant and the Beach Club restaurant is delicious though a bit pricey. There is a wonderful pool on the property surrounded by a giant lawn with play structures for the kids BUT the highlight is the Beach Club where they have yet another POOL ON THE BEACH. This is very rare and pure heaven for children and adults alike -- allowing you to bounce from sea to pool and back again.
- The Augustus is the sister property of the Hermitage. We have also stayed here and think it's better without children. It sits across the street from the wonderful Beach Club that the hotel owns and shares between both properties.