Nestled on the serene coast of the Tyrrhenian Sea, San Felice Circeo isn’t just a haven of sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, and ancient legends; it's also a gateway to exploring the rich tapestry of Italy's Lazio region. While the town itself radiates with a quaint charm, its proximity to other remarkable destinations makes it an ideal base for day trippers. Here are the top day trips that promise... Continue reading
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Don’t miss out on our Special Offer – with 4 beautiful places to visit!With summer on the horizon and the tease of longer nights and high temperatures there has never been a better time to visit Circeo and discover the wonders of lower Lazio. As the perfect destination for a 4 day break we have noted the best four places to visit during your stay.The Circeo promontory and the dunes o... Continue reading
With its days still long and warm, October is the perfect month to explore the most enchanting places located in the Pontine area.Before becoming embroiled in the stresses of work and family, why not plan a short break away taking advantage of the Hotel Maga Circe’s recommendations to visit these enchanting places?Our suggestions are as follows:Exploring the Lestra Cucuzza by foot... Continue reading
Circeo is without doubt known as a seaside destination made for total relaxation, but increasingly for those who choose to spend a few relaxing days by the sea there is a desire to discover more of the local environment. In response to this need; "Circeo Be Wild" was created and offers an all year round opportunity (even for beginners) to explore the winding paths of the promontory and forest,... Continue reading
The ultimate adventureTrekking, a way of enjoying the nature of the Circeo National Park - the most extensive and most well conserved flat natural forest in Italy which has existed since 1934. Located 70 kilometers south of Rome on the edge of the Tyrrhenian Sea, Circeo National Park covers approximately 8,000 hectares of the Pontine Marshes. It contains a spectacular ecosystem with gold... Continue reading
As the nights draw in and the summer sun begins to fade, the draw of the sea and beach may become less fervent.This is not the case however, if you are passionate about all the sports the sea and waves have to offer, and in fact, the reduction in hordes of holidaymakers becomes a draw in itself. Once all the tourists have gone home, winter approaches on the heels of low pressure weather system... Continue reading
This part of the Italian coastline, stretching 60 km (36 mi) along the southern flank of the Lazio region, was named after Homer’s mythical hero-voyager, Ulysses — remember, he did stay a year, so he and his crew had plenty of time to explore the coast in between wining and dining with the sorceress Circe — is a sight to see.With its picturesque cities and towns dotting the landscape, a... Continue reading
With its vast and varied territory, the Circeo National Park has much to offer not only to nature lovers. History, archeology, education, tourism, sport, food and wine, there are many ways to experience the park.The Dunes - In the summer the coastal strip is frequented by thousands of tourists due to the wide beaches and the splendid sea, but in spring the moment in which the Dune shows... Continue reading