Tour Features

Itinerary

• Pick-up

  Gaeta Port

  You will be picked up at the port in a private vehicle by your driver.

• 1st Stop

  Porta Carlo III

  Porta Carlo III is a grand 18th-century gate in Gaeta, named after King Charles III of Spain. This imposing structure served as a key entrance to the city and was part of its defensive fortifications.

• 2nd Stop

  Lungomare Di Gaeta

  The Lungomare di Gaeta is a scenic seaside promenade that stretches along the coast, offering breathtaking views of the Tyrrhenian Sea. This picturesque walkway is lined with palm trees, charming cafes, and restaurants, making it a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll. 

• 3rd Stop

  Churches of Gaeta

  Discover the rich religious heritage of Gatea by learning more about the Basilica Cattedrale di Gaeta, Church of Saint Lucia, and Chiesa di San Domenico. These churches highlight the city’s deep spiritual and historical significance.

   
• 4th Stop

  Castello Angioino

  Castello Angioino, also known as the Angevin-Aragonese Castle, is a majestic fortress that dominates Gaeta’s skyline. Built in the 13th century during the reign of the Angevins and later expanded by the Aragonese, the castle played a crucial role in the city’s defense. Castello Angioino is not only a symbol of Gaeta’s military strength but also a fascinating glimpse into the architectural and historical evolution of the region.

   
• 5th Stop

  Tempio di San Francesco

  The Tempio di San Francesco in Gaeta is a striking neo-Gothic church perched on a hill, offering panoramic views of the city and coastline. Built in the 19th century and dedicated to Saint Francis of Assisi, the church features soaring spires, intricate stone carvings, and beautifully detailed stained-glass windows.

• 6th Stop

  Sperlonga

  After visiting Gaeta, your driver will take you to Sperlonga, a charming coastal town located between Rome and Naples, known for its stunning whitewashed buildings, crystal-clear waters, and rich history. Walk through its historic center, glimpse into its medieval past with narrow alleys, quaint squares, and panoramic views of the Tyrrhenian Sea.

• 7th Stop

  National Archaeological Museum

  Visit the National Archaeological Museum in Sperlonga, a fascinating museum that houses an impressive collection of ancient Roman artifacts, primarily focused on the sculptures and relics found in the nearby Villa of Emperor Tiberius. This coastal museum is known for its remarkable marble sculptures depicting scenes from Homer’s "Odyssey," which once adorned the villa’s grotto. 

• 8th Stop

  Villa of Emperor Tiberius

  The Villa of Emperor Tiberius was a lavish seaside retreat for the Roman emperor, showcasing the opulence of imperial Roman architecture. Nestled along the coastline, the villa featured sprawling terraces, luxurious living spaces, and a stunning natural grotto that served as the centerpiece of the estate.  

  This grotto, partially submerged in water, was adorned with impressive sculptures depicting scenes from Homer’s "Odyssey," many of which are now housed in the nearby National Archaeological Museum.

• 9th Stop

  Parco Regionale Riviera di Ulisse

   

  Enjoy the scenic drive through the Parco Regionale Riviera di Ulisse. Admire breathtaking views of rugged coastlines, lush Mediterranean vegetation, and crystal-clear waters. This protected regional park, located between Gaeta and Sperlonga, is named after the legendary voyage of Ulysses and showcases a stunning blend of natural beauty and ancient history.

• Drop-off

  Gaeta Port

  After enjoying your scenic drive from Sperlonga, arrive at the port ready to continue your cruise!

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