Points of interest
Beaches, limestone summits, coastal lakes, prehistoric caves and hilltop villages: every place on the promontory has its own guide with curiosities, practical details and exact position.
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Caves
Cave known for a large solitary stalactite hanging in the middle of the vault which, seen from the sea, vaguely recalls the shape of a hanged man – hence its popular...
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Sea cave famous for the spectacular blue reflections produced by sunlight refracting on the water inside, a phenomenon similar to that of better-known caves such as...
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Cave named after the distinctive stalagmite flows running through it which, seen from the sea, vaguely recall kneeling figurines as in a Nativity scene. It belongs t...
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Triangular crevice in the rock, reachable only by swimming or by canoe, on the southern coast of the promontory just after the Torre Paola Cave, towards the San Feli...
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Coastal cave on the Circeo promontory, reachable only by sea, part of the system of karst cavities on the western side, among the least accessible and least visited...
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Cave of great archaeological and palaeoethnological interest, named after the famous French prehistorian Henri Breuil, one of the pioneers of the study of rock art a...
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Natural cleft in the limestone near Torre Paola, a karst formation typical of the western side of the Circeo promontory, created over hundreds of thousands of years...
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Cave on the Circeo promontory that shares its name with one of the historic squares of the centre of San Felice Circeo (Piazza Lanzuisi, now Piazza Vittorio Veneto),...
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On the western coast of the promontory, about 20 metres above sea level, beyond the Batterie fort, in the area of the alabaster quarry, there is a rock overhang at 4...
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Complex of five connected cavities on the western coast of the Circeo promontory, called the ‘Cathedrals’ because their vast, solemn interiors recall the naves of a...
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Small secluded beach at the foot of the Circeo cliffs, reachable by sea or by path, a stopping point along the wildest and least developed stretch of the promontory’...
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Coastal karst cave on the Circeo promontory, part of the system of caves reachable only by sea on the south-western side, among the dozens of cavities dotting this s...
