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Circeo National Park
The Circeo National Park is a gem of nature located on the Tyrrhenian coast that offers a unique combination of breathtaking landscapes, flora as well as wildlife and a rich history..
It covers an area of more than 8,000 hectares, including Mount Circeo, the four coastal lakes Fogliano, Monaci, Caprolace and Paola, and pristine beaches. The diversity of ecosystems within the park makes it a one-of-a-kind and fascinating place to explore.
On Mount Circeo, which rises 541 meters above sea level, you can walk along well-marked trails leading to the summit, where you can enjoy a breath-taking view and observe a rich variety of plant and animal species.
The beaches of the Circeo National Park are true wonders that stretch for miles along the coast, offering ample space to relax, sunbathe and take a refreshing swim in the crystal clear sea. The beaches are also a nesting place for sea turtles , a protected species that chooses these waters to lay eggs.
If you love birds, the park is a true paradise. Coastal marshes and inland lakes attract numerous migratory birds, making Circeo National Park an important site for bird watching. You can spot herons, pink flamingos, cormorants and many other species. If you enjoy hiking and birdwatching you will find many opportunities to explore the park's natural wealth.
In addition to its natural beauty, Circeo National Park is also a place of great historical and cultural interest. Here is the ancient Villa of Domitian, a lavish Roman imperial residence dating back to the 1st century AD, and the Guattari cave where the fossilised skull of a Neanderthal man was found.
Circeo National Park offers you numerous recreational activities. There's something for everyone: hiking, bathing, cycling, horseback riding, and boating in the inland lakes. You will also find camping facilities and picnic areas here, allowing you to spend time outdoors immersed in nature.
Discover the magic of this extraordinary place and be enchanted by its timeless beauty.
