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Sperlonga gets very, very busy in August, and hotels and restaurants near the beach can be rather expensive.
Unique Suggestions: Best months to visit are May / June and September / October.
Fun Alternatives: Consider finding accommodation outside of Sperlonga, perhaps in a peaceful retreat near the mountain town of Itri.
Please take a look at my "Itri Pages" at Virtual tourist.
For more information feel free to contact me:
ph.shapcott@btinternet.com
http://trecancelle.shapcott-family.com
Written May 11, 2007
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