La Falesia is situated on a suggestive promontory on the sea, with private access to the beach, along the Via Flacca, not far from the nice medieval town of Gaeta. The bay is set between the long beaches of san Vito-Arenatura and Sant'agostino and it is accessible descending 150 steps across the cliff, with spectacular view to the Saracine Tower on the sea. The area is quite famous and very exclusive for this astounding corner, If the steps would result not suitable for children, families can choose the larger well equipped beaches just outside the main gate ot this residential quarter.

The residential park consists of barely 5-6 villas, quite and panoramic, sharing the private access to the sea. The villa La Falesia is 500 metres far from the main gate, all immersed in the green, on one level, surrounded by a large Mediterranean garden to be lived intensely, as it is equipped with deckchairs and 2 tables made out of stone wheels once used for a mill. The portion of the house given for rental is a detached apartment consisting of a living room, a small kitchen, two double bedrooms, two bathrooms, one of which ensuite and a separate independent room with bathroom, that can host 2 people, as it has a single bed with sliding extra bed, for a total of 6 sleep.

The owners very rarely use the other portion of the villa and their presence is quite reserved, as it is reserved all the atmosphere of ths residential park
The apartment given for rental has modern essential furniture, as it is meant to be mainly lived outside, yet the fittings are of high level, with hand painted Vietri tiles.
The living room has large french windows to the gardes, with sofas, tv sat and a dining area with table and chairs.

The kitchen is small but equipped with all necessary for a pleasant stay, with a 4 gas cooker and microwave; there is also a small place for washing machine and frigobar.
The main bathroom is with bath, the second in the bedroom is with shower, like the one in the independent room outside.
The house is centrally heated and stores water in tanks, so it is not suitable for alimentary use, For this purpose is recommended to store bottled waters.

The nearest shops are reachable in minuted by car, as the park is situated at about 5 kms from the town, but the entire area displays several restaurants, markets, bars, where is possible to make one's weekly or daily supplies.
The position is certainly among the most suggestive in the area and it will be likely to desire staying home enjoying the quiteness and the beauty of the nature, but we suggest that guests take some time to go out and discover the many naturalistic, archaeological and artistic sites around the park.

The medieval town of Gaeta, to start with, only 5 kms far, to go browsing the fascinating medieval center, the folkloristic via Indipendenza, as well as the near Mount Orlando with the Holy Mountain. The infinite sequence of beaches, long, wide, tiny, hidden or public, open or with bathing stations (Ariana, San Vito, Scissure, Arenauta) in the direction of Gaeta, or the ones towards the beautuful town of Sperlonga (Sant'Agostino, Torre Capobeto).

Even going north, towards the National Park of Circeo, guests will find beautiful landscapes, sandy beaches and important archaeological ruins, like the Tiberius Grotto and Mount Giove Anxur. Going south Formia and Minturno with remainings of Roman presence, in the Minturnae theatre, the Caposele port and Villa Rubino.
We suggest that the guests do not limit their visit to the coastal area, as the medieval town of Itri, the Mount Cassino Abbey and the woinderful Oasis of Ninfa are worth entering the more internal areas.

Besides the beauties of the region, we believe that a vacation in any place is not complete without getting to know the local products. Fish, of course, but the renowned juicy tomatoes, the exquisite DOP mozzarella with buffalo milk, the typical local pastry named TIELLA, made only in this area, stuffed with local vegetables, olives and prawns, are delicatessen that nobody should miss. And do not forget the fantastic wines!