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Your Holiday Home in Terracina
Welcome to Casa Capo dei Bufali in Borgo Hermada. If you are looking for a Holiday House Terracina ideally located to quickly reach San Felice Circeo, Sabaudia and Sperlonga, our countryside tourist accommodation is the perfect choice for your relaxation and holidays. It is also ideal as a base for reaching the island of Ponza, as we are just 12 minutes from Terracina harbour and 15 minutes from Circeo harbour! We are also in a privileged position for horse-riding enthusiasts: you can sleep less than 3 km (just four minutes by car) from the Hermada Equestrian Center, one of the most important equestrian centres in central-southern Italy.
Casa Capo dei Bufali tourist accommodation in Borgo Hermada with spacious private parking. Countryside relaxation just a few minutes from the beaches of Terracina and the most spectacular locations in the area (ideal to enjoy even off-season)
A Sea of Dreams: Blue Flags 2025
The excellence of the coastline near our tourist accommodation in Borgo Hermada:
Patio & Veranda Lounge
Over 40 sqm covered with sofas and a swing seat. The heart of summer relaxation, completely renovated (2026) and perfect for outdoor dining.
6 Beds in Total
Two air-conditioned bedrooms with wall-mounted screens and balcony: one double and one double with bunk bed. Ideal for large families or groups of friends or relatives.
Two Twin Bathrooms
Maximum privacy for our guests, with two modern bathrooms each complete with toilet & bidet and a large walk-in shower.
Pergola & BBQ Area
Brand-new outdoor area with a barbecue and pergola (New for 2026) where you can dine at the large outdoor table.
The outdoor barbecue and the large table
Spending time outdoors will be even more enjoyable thanks to our barbecue positioned next to the outdoor table in our Outdoor Pergola + BBQ area.
Ready to go?
Now that you know what to see in Terracina and surroundings, all you need to do is choose the perfect base. Book Casa Capo dei Bufali for an authentic experience in the Agro Pontino.
Book your stay →Living the Agro Pontino
A journey between land and sea. If you are wondering what to see in Terracina and surroundings, this is the complete guide to the treasures of the Agro Pontino and the Lazio coastline. The must-see experiences…
A Sea of Dreams: surrounded by Blue Flags FEE 2025
The Province of Latina celebrates a historic milestone with its coastal towns awarded the prestigious Blue Flag FEE 2025. All these locations are easily reachable from Casa Capo dei Bufali!
Borgo Hermada: The Rationalist Village Hosting Casa Capo dei Bufali
Before heading out to explore the area, it is worth discovering where you are staying. Borgo Hermada is a quiet hamlet of Terracina located just a few minutes by car from the sea. Founded in 1934 during the Land Reclamation of the Agro Pontino, it shares its architectural style with Sabaudia and Littoria. The heart of the village is Piazza IV Novembre, overlooked by the Church of Sant’Antonio with its distinctive pillar bell tower, the historic Rural School building, and the old Storehouse.
Every year in April, the village comes alive with the Pedagnalonga, a traditional spring walk and podistic race through the farmsteads (held since 1973!). In June, the community celebrates Saint Anthony of Padua with a solemn procession. An authentic village, far from mass tourism, serving as the ideal base to explore the best of the Riviera of Ulysses.
Discover Borgo HermadaRome: The Eternal City within Reach
Marvel at the majesty of the Colosseum and the treasures of the Vatican, toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain, stroll past fashion boutiques on Via del Corso, and be enchanted by the Spanish Steps at Trinità dei Monti. To wrap up your day? Enjoy a sunset aperitivo in historic plazas and savor a traditional Carbonara or Amatriciana in the cozy trattorias of Trastevere.
How to reach Rome from Casa Capo dei Bufali:
- By Train (Recommended): Drive just 15 minutes to Priverno-Fossanova Railway Station. Direct trains to Rome Termini depart every hour (from 05:00 AM until the last return train from Rome at 11:06 PM). From Termini, you can easily travel around by metro. Book tickets on Trenitalia.com.
- By Car: Driving along the SS148 Pontina, you will reach Rome in approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes. To enjoy your day free from traffic and ZTL restrictions, we highly recommend pre-booking a spot in a private garage outside the central restricted zone.
The Riviera of Ulysses: Myth, Cinema & History
Casa Capo dei Bufali is located in the heart of the Riviera of Ulysses, a legendary coast tied to Homer’s Odyssey and recently brought back into the global spotlight thanks to Christopher Nolan’s epic film adaptation. An authentic, unspoiled alternative to mass tourism.
A region where classical mythology seamlessly merges with breathtaking landscapes:
- Mount Circeo and Eaea Island: The promontory’s silhouette resembles the sleeping face of the Sorceress Circe over the sea. Ancient Greek sailors identified this as the island where Ulysses’ companions were turned into swine. At the summit lie the ruins of an ancient Roman Sanctuary dedicated to Circe.
- Terracina and the Temple of Jupiter Anxur: The land of the Laestrygonians mentioned in Book X of the Odyssey, with cliffs towering directly above the gulf.
- Sperlonga and the Marble Odyssey: Minutes away lies Tiberius’ Villa with its natural seaside grotto and the Archaeological Museum displaying colossal statues depicting Ulysses’ adventures.
- Sea Caves & National Park: From the Grotta delle Capre in San Felice Circeo to hidden paths through Mediterranean scrub.
Terracina: Between Sky and Sea
Strolling through the Historic Centre, you will walk upon the original cobblestones of the ancient Via Appia. The Foro Emiliano is one of the few ancient Roman forums in the world still remarkably intact, preserving bronze letter inscriptions embedded in its paving. Be amazed by the recently restored Roman Theatre, often host to evening cultural events. The lower city, steps from the beach, boasts a lively seafront promenade filled with cafes, aperitivo spots, and shops.
Discover moreSeaside Springs: La Fiumetta and Canneto
One of Terracina’s most fascinating natural wonders is its series of pure, fresh, ice-cold water springs gushing directly from the rocks of the Ausoni Mountains straight onto the beach and into the sea:
- La Fiumetta: Located along the western coastline, this natural outlet pours ice-cold water just steps from the sea waves. A historic gathering place for locals looking for a unique refreshing dip on hot summer days.
- Canneto Spring: Nestled in a picturesque setting at the foot of Mount Le Cendrole (on the eastern shore), where freshwater springs form crystal-clear pools before flowing into the sea.
Perfect spots to experience the invigorating contrast between warm sea saltwater and chilling mountain spring water!
Discover Terracina beachesThe Myth of Circeo
The old town of San Felice Circeo is a delightful hilltop village to wander through, enjoy artisanal gelato, and dine in typical restaurants. The coastline is stunning, and the profile of the Sorceress Circe dominates the horizon. The National Park offers hiking trails extending from coastal dunes through lowland forests. An ideal spot for experienced hikers (check seasonal access restrictions to the Peak during summer).
Explore CirceoSabaudia: Dunes and Rationalism
A architectural jewel of Rationalism set between four coastal lakes and the sea. Its sleek lines harmoniously dialogue with pristine sand dunes. Famous directors, actors, celebrities, and athletes have chosen Sabaudia as their holiday haven. The beach promenade is ideal for sunset aperitivos among the dunes with music. Lake Paola serves as a world-class rowing training venue for Olympic athletes.
Explore SabaudiaSperlonga: The White Village
Officially listed among the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy, Sperlonga enchants with whitewashed alleyways reminiscent of Greek islands. A wonderful coastal town to wander, shop, and dine in seafood restaurants. The beaches are gorgeous (advance booking recommended). Don’t miss the historic Grotto of Tiberius for a touch of Roman history.
Discover SperlongaPonza: Pearl of the Tyrrhenian
Reachable by ferry from Terracina and San Felice Circeo harbors, the Island of Ponza is an explosion of vibrant pastel colors and crystal-clear turquoise waters. Day trips are also easily accessible from Porto Badino (just minutes from Casa Capo dei Bufali), where you can charter private boats with skippers and lunch on board. Ponza is breathtaking in spring when wild yellow broom blooms across the cliffs, and turns into a vibrant paradise throughout summer.
Explore PonzaNinfa and the Middle Ages
The Garden of Ninfa is a serene oasis of peace where medieval ruins are wrapped in exotic flora. Acclaimed as the most beautiful garden in the world by The New York Times, it welcomes travelers from across the globe (with visitors traveling from as far as Japan and the USA). A dream destination for nature and photography lovers. Advance online booking required.
Garden of Ninfa (Visit Lazio) Book ticket to Garden of NinfaThe Silence of Fossanova
The Abbey is a masterpiece of bare stone, serving as a pure example of Gothic-Cistercian architecture. Steeped in history, it is perfect for a quiet evening walk in the pedestrianized medieval village surrounding the cloister. Enjoy outdoor dining or drinks at charming local spots. The village frequently hosts medieval reenactments and festivals. Ancient Roman archaeological remains are also present on site. Ample parking available.
Explore the AbbeyHermada Equestrian Center
Among Italy’s most highly regarded equestrian facilities, the Hermada Equestrian Center is a national benchmark for show jumping and equestrian sports, regularly hosting top-tier competitions. Staying at Casa Capo dei Bufali puts you just 3 km (a 4-minute drive) away, featuring a spacious gated parking lot ideal for horse trailers and vans.
Discover the CenterCirceo National Park – Selva di Circe
Immerse yourself in one of Europe’s largest and most ancient lowland forests. A UNESCO-protected ecosystem where you can walk among centuries-old oaks and spot wild fallow deer and boars in their natural habitat. A breathtaking green lung adjacent to coastal sand dunes. Perfect for hiking or peaceful morning jogging. Free entry from dawn to dusk (check official park regulations regarding pets).
Explore the ParkPiana delle Orme: History and Cinema
An extraordinary journey through 20th-century history. This unique park-museum houses a vast collection of agricultural machinery and military equipment. Movie buffs will be thrilled: it displays original tanks and vehicles featured in famous international war films. It also offers interactive exhibits on the Pontine Land Reclamation and World War II battles like Monte Cassino and El Alamein. A must-visit destination for families and history enthusiasts.
Visit the MuseumCampo Soriano and the “Rava”
A unique Karst Natural Monument, where gigantic rock towers rise like natural stone cathedrals. For an unforgettable experience, stop at the famous “Rava”: a peaceful area equipped for outdoor picnics and BBQs. Spots are limited and absolute silence reigns—ideal for a meal in untouched nature. Numerous hiking and mountain biking trails start here (verify route difficulty before starting).
Read reviewsSermoneta and Castello Caetani
Relive the atmosphere of knights and nobles in one of Italy’s best-preserved medieval villages. The majestic Castello Caetani dominates the town center with its imposing towers and historic dungeons. A walk through the cobbled streets of Sermoneta is a journey back in time that enchants visitors. Enjoy authentic regional dishes at cozy local restaurants in the main plaza.
Step into HistoryCaves of Pastena and Collepardo
An amazing underground adventure into the earth. One of Italy’s most impressive speleological cave complexes, adorned with dramatic stalactites, stalagmites, and underground lakes. A cool, fascinating outing for adults and children alike. Nearby, explore the mysterious Charterhouse of Trisulti and the Pozzo d’Antullo sinkhole.
Explore the CavesAncient Norba
Dubbed the “Pompeii of Lazio”, Ancient Norba features one of Italy’s most spectacular archaeological parks. Marvel at colossal Cyclopean walls towering over the Pontine plain. The panoramic view, suspended between mountain and sea, is simply unforgettable. Norba is also a world-famous launch spot for paragliding, where you can watch gliders soar through the skies.
Discover NorbaPontine Flavours: Buffalo Cheese & Moscato
Staying here puts you right in the production heartland of DOP Buffalo Mozzarella. We will happily point you to the best local farm dairies to sample fresh, authentic mozzarella. Don’t forget to pair your meals with a glass of local Moscato di Terracina, an acclaimed regional wine celebrated by international food and wine critics.
Read Sole 24 Ore articleLepini Mountains Villages: Cool Breezes & Tradition
On warm summer evenings, when looking for cool mountain breezes and old-world charm, the hilltop villages of the Lepini Mountains offer the perfect escape just minutes from the coast. Experience cobblestone lanes, historic churches, vibrant folklore, and authentic culinary traditions.
Throughout the summer, these mountain villages host lively festivals, historical reenactments, and food fairs (sagre) featuring traditional recipes:
- Priverno: Steeped in history with archaeological museums, grand plazas, and culinary specialties based on buffalo cheese and artichokes.
- Sezze: Perched on a natural terrace offering sweeping views of the plain, famous for historical pageants and its Artichoke Festival.
- Sonnino: Picturesque medieval village renowned for top-tier Itrana extra virgin olive oil and scenic alleys.
- Prossedi: A beautifully preserved medieval village ideal for quiet walks and refreshing mountain air.
- Bassiano: The highest town in the Lepini range, home to famous mountain-cured Bassiano Prosciutto.
- Cori: A captivating town featuring the ancient Roman Temple of Hercules, Renaissance historic pageants, and celebrated Cori DOC wines.
Ready to go?
Now that you know what to see in Terracina and surroundings, all you need to do is choose the perfect base. Book Casa Capo dei Bufali for an authentic experience in the Agro Pontino.
Book your stay →Tourist Accommodation Borgo Hermada – Terracina Contacts
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Stay at Casa Capo dei Bufali: your Tourist Accommodation in Terracina
Where to find the Tourist Accommodation in Terracina
Via Capo dei Bufali, 20 – Borgo Hermada, Terracina (LT)
By car: Motorway A1, exit Frosinone, continue on SS 156 towards Terracina.
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Check-in and Check-out Times
🤝 Check-in: from 3:00 PM
👋🏽 Check-out: by 10:00 AM
House Rules
🚭 Smoking inside the property is strictly forbidden.
🧺 The washing machine is available for guests to use freely.
Long Stays and Linen
🫧 For stays longer than 8 days, a mid-stay towel change is provided (included in the price).
Terracina Tourist Tax
A tourist tax of €1.50 per person per night is required (up to 5 nights). Exempt: guests over 75 and children under 12.
Waste Collection Schedule
- Mon: General waste
- Tue: Organic waste
- Wed: Plastic
- Thu: Paper
- Fri: Organic waste
- Sat: Plastic
- Sun: Organic waste & Glass
Frequently Asked Questions – Tourist Accommodation a few minutes from Terracina
Why book this Tourist Accommodation in Terracina?
Choosing Casa Capo dei Bufali as your Tourist Accommodation to experience Terracina means enjoying full independence, spacious areas and a strategic location.
Compared to a traditional hotel, this Tourist Accommodation offers a fully equipped kitchen, a private 40 sqm patio and the opportunity to enjoy an authentic holiday just minutes from the sea of Terracina, while also being able to reach, in just a few minutes, the dunes of Sabaudia and Circeo thanks to its strategic position.
Why is it logistically perfect?
Casa Capo dei Bufali allows you to experience Terracina arriving from the SS7 Appia (we are just a few hundred metres from Ponte Maggiore) and we are steps from the Frosinone-Mare junction for those arriving from the A1 Motorway. This means enjoying total independence with spacious areas, reaching a strategic position to experience the “summer rush” while staying slightly off the beaten track as your base.
We are also very close to the SS148 Pontina for those arriving from Rome via the “Mediana”. In practice, we are halfway between the Appia and the Pontina, and very close to the Frosinone-Mare junction to get back onto the A1 Motorway. Ideal as a base for reaching the island of Ponza from Terracina harbour (10 minutes) and San Felice Circeo harbour (15 minutes). We are 5 minutes from Porto Badino, ideal for leisure boats.
What services does our Tourist Accommodation offer?
As shown in the gallery, this Tourist Accommodation in Terracina offers air-conditioned rooms for a total of 6 guests, each equipped with wall-mounted screens, and two modern bathrooms, one per room. Outside, the large enclosed parking area can accommodate many cars as well as boat trailers or caravans. Every area of our Tourist Accommodation is properly registered and meets all safety and comfort standards for tourist rentals.
What to visit near the Tourist Accommodation in Terracina?
Staying in our Tourist Accommodation, you will be a short distance from the Temple of Jupiter Anxur, the Roman Theatre recently brought back to light in the heart of upper Terracina, and the Circeo National Park. The location of this Tourist Accommodation in Borgo Hermada is ideal for quickly reaching San Felice Circeo, Sabaudia, Sperlonga and Fondi, as well as further south Gaeta and Formia.
Ideal as a base for reaching the island of Ponza from Terracina harbour (10 minutes) and San Felice Circeo harbour (15 minutes). We are 5 minutes from Porto Badino, ideal for leisure boats. We are also in a privileged position for horse-riding enthusiasts: you can sleep less than 3 km (just four minutes by car) from the Hermada Equestrian Center, one of the most important equestrian centres in central-southern Italy.
