Villa unifamiliare in Capoliveri

Monte Capanne (the island's highest peak, 1,019 m) is on Isola d'Elba and is within the local island landscape. The cluster sits on the coast of Isola d'Elba in the Tyrrhenian Sea. Isola d'Elba is part of the Parco Nazionale Arcipelago Toscano (Tuscan Archipelago National Park). There are no ski lifts on the island; alpine ski areas are on the mainland several hours away by car and ferry. Portoferraio is the island's main town and ferry port, with regular ferry connections to Piombino and basic shops and services; Marina di Campo on Elba has a small regional airport. The island has documented Napoleonic history (Napoleon's exile to Elba) and a long iron-mining heritage. The local economy and landscape are dominated by coastal beaches and coves, hiking on island trails, and small-scale viticulture (local Elba wines such as Ansonica/Aleatico) and olive growing.