Set between Rome and Naples amid the so-called Ulysses Riviera, gorgeous Gaeta overlooks the beautiful Tyrrhenian Sea. Its history as a resort dates back to Imperial Rome. Nearby sites include the first-century BC mausoleum of general Lucius Munatius Plancus. Its old town is mostly medieval, showcased by narrow alleys, the massive 13th-century castle and the 12th-century Cathedral of Assunta e Sant'Erasmo. For relaxing, lovely and central Serapo Beach is a favored locale.
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when the need to stay away from noisy cities makes you feel you need a break, a walk on the rustic forest road of this place is what you will need to recharge your batteries with positive energy. All the way you will have amazing views. Unfortunately, the grotto is not fully opened because of stairs that need restructuring.
4.5 based on 135 reviews
A small and charming church with gold leaf ceiling in the gold room and interesting murals. Quiet in October.
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Serapo è la spiaggia principale del Comune di Gaeta e tra le più belle del litorale laziale. E’ immersa in uno scenario naturalistico unico che si estende dalle pendici del Monte Orlando fino ai resti della villa romana di Gneo Fonteo. Apprezzata per la sua sabbia fine e dorata e le sue acque cristalline, la spiaggia è particolarmente adatta a famiglie con bambini e coppie di giovani che vogliano trascorrere dei piacevoli momenti di spensieratezza.
I visited this beach in October when the weather was still warm and the crowds gone. I didn't need to rent a chair or umbrella, I just set up my towel on the sand and enjoyed a beach with about 50 people on it. I did use the toilet at one restaurant when I bought a bottle of water from them. Amazing to walk the beach, swim in the warm water and have it almost to myself. Loved it.
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