Discover Montalto Marina: Coast, Beaches and History

Montalto Marina is a coastal town whose character is shaped by the sea, dunes, pine forest and historical traces.

Coast between dunes, pines and sandy seabed

The coast of Montalto Marina stretches for more than 800 metres and is bordered by vegetation-covered dunes. It is also accompanied by a pine forest. Those who value landscapes when choosing their destination will find a clearly recognisable coastal setting here, shaped not only by the beach but also by dunes and pines.

The seabed also has its own structure: off Montalto Marina, it slopes gently and is predominantly sandy. Rocks also emerge up to around 300 metres from the shore. This figure should be understood as an approximate extent. For orientation in the water, both the predominantly sandy character and the transition to rocky sections within this coastal area are therefore relevant.

Beaches and maritime highlights

The beaches Siaggia delle graticciare and Ultima Spiaggia are located near Montalto Marina. Together with the coast of Montalto Marina, they offer different ways to explore the seaside landscape and shape your days around your beach interests.

A special maritime attraction is the underwater statue Madonna dello Speronello. It is located about one mile off the coast of Montalto Marina, at a water depth of 14 metres.

History in the wider regional area

The Giardino dei Tarocchi museum is located in the wider regional area around Montalto Marina. The ancient site of Graviscae is also located in this wider regional area.

Torre di Montalto Marina stands directly next to Montalto Marina beach. The tower was built in the 15th century as a watchtower against pirate raids. Here, the history of the watchtower and the sea meet directly on the beach.

Access to the water and a local event

The Fiora River near Montalto Marina is also part of the orientation around the water. There, the natural landing place still provides access for small boats.

A clearly time-specific event was the “Maremma d’aMare” fair. It returned to Montalto Marina in 2026 for its eleventh edition. The opening took place on 8 May 2026 at 17:00 at the Villaggio delle Tradizioni on Piazzale del Palombaro.

Which accommodation location suits your trip

When choosing a hotel or another type of accommodation in Montalto Marina, you can align the focus of your trip with the characteristics of the area. For coastal interests, the more than 800-metre-long coast, the vegetation-covered dunes, the pine forest and the beaches in the surrounding area are the main attractions.

For additional destinations in your travel planning, you can also explore Capranica, Orte, Graffignano, Bassano Romano, Nepi, Latera, Vetralla and Bagnaia.

To the overarching travel overview: Viterbo.