Twiga has run in Marina di Pietrasanta, on the Forte dei Marmi stretch of Tuscany's Versilia coast, since 2001, combining a seawater pool and restaurant by day with club-style nightlife — one of the few venues in this guide that stays open outside the core summer season. It sits within a wider scene Condé Nast Traveller has described as Italy's most formalised stretch of beach-club culture, with around a hundred clubs packed onto only seven miles of sand.
What it's known for
For 2026, Twiga's own site highlights a fashion collaboration with Dolce&Gabbana, described as a "creative takeover" bringing the brand's aesthetic into the club's design for the season — the kind of high-profile partnership that's become a recurring feature of Forte dei Marmi's beach-club scene generally, where several clubs run seasonal collaborations with fashion houses. Condé Nast Traveller's own long-form take on the Versilia coast singled out Twiga specifically for its nostalgic, design-led tented beds set against the Apuan Alps.
Booking and hours
Unlike most clubs in this guide, Twiga operates year-round rather than a fixed summer season, combining daytime beach service with evening restaurant and club programming. No minimum spend, deposit figure or specific daily hours are published on the pages checked for this guide.
What isn't confirmed
Dress code, a children's policy and accessibility information for reduced mobility aren't stated on the pages checked for this guide, so none of that is claimed here.
Getting there
Twiga is in Marina di Pietrasanta, part of the Forte dei Marmi coast (see it on the map), around 25–30 minutes from Pisa International Airport by road, the usual arrival point for this stretch of Tuscany.
"The 21st-century La Twiga has a nostalgic feel; the tented beds framing the alps like Polaroids, flagged by wooden giraffes."
— Condé Nast Traveller
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