A dense, man-made pine forest gives way to sandy dunes and a wide beach at the northern end of the Domitio coast. This protected area, was established on reclaimed marshland and offers a varied landscape of shaded pine canopy, open heath and Mediterranean scrub. A network of flat, sandy paths allows for easy walking through the different environments, from the forest floor to the dunes where sea lilies (*Pancratium maritimum*) grow. great views across the Gulf of Gaeta and towards the Aurunci Mountains. and in spring wild cyclamen in the forest undergrowth. from the SS7 Via Appia, at the crossing of the Garigliano river , take the road on the Campania (south) side that runs west along the riverbank; a restaurant and a tobacconist mark the turning. Follow this road for about 2km, keeping the river on your right. Where the road begins to curve away from the river, turn right into a large, unpaved clearing and park. footpaths lead towards the sea forcabout 3km. Sources: Caserta itinerari; Hiking Campania; Wikipedia.