Just a stone's throw from Circeo National Park

The house is located on Via XXIV Maggio, just a few metres from the historic centre of Circeo, which is well known for its restaurants, nightlife, and local shops featuring Italian handmade fashion. We are located near the harbour beach (one of the most famous and visited in the area), which can be reached on foot (a 15-minute walk), by car, or by bus.
The house features a large living room with a dining area, a fully equipped kitchen, a bathroom on the ground floor (with a bathtub and a washing machine), two bedrooms (one across from the other on opposite sides), and includes a TV and air conditioning.

Attractions:

Papal Towers
In the second half of the 16th century, Pope Pius IV ordered the Caetani family to build four towers along the promontory’s cliff as a defence against continuous pirate raids: the Paola, Moresca, Cervia, and Fico Towers. The tops of these round, three-story towers were also fortified on the side facing the promontory to protect the soldiers from possible attacks from the mountain. Torre Paola is the only one to have retained its original structure; English ships destroyed the others in 1809.

Lighthouse
The Capo Circeo lighthouse, built in 1866, is located about three kilometres from San Felice Circeo. The structure stands on the slope of the promontory known as “Quarto Caldo” and consists of a house and an 18-meter tower.

Acropolis
The acropolis, likely built at the beginning of the 3rd century B.C. on the rock overlooking the town, was the last stronghold of the city of Circeii.

Caves
Evidence of human presence in the San Felice Circeo area dating back to the Middle Palaeolithic has been found in caves and under rock overhangs all around Mount Circeo.