CERVETERI GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE
The Four Flights — Torre Flavia: Watching Autumn’s Passage at Cerveteri’s Coastal Wetland
A zoologist‑led, small‑group birdwatching outing at Palude di Torre Flavia that explores reedbeds, salt marshes and shoreline during the autumn migration in a guided 3–4 hour hike.
The Four Flights — Torre Flavia: Watching Autumn’s Passage at Cerveteri’s Coastal Wetland.
Set between Marina di Cerveteri and Ladispoli, Palude di Torre Flavia is a coastal wetland that becomes a magnet for migratory birds each autumn. On this seasonal installment of the Four Flights series, a zoologist and certified hiking guide leads a small group through reedbeds, salt marsh and shoreline, combining close observation with field identification techniques and insights into the reserve’s ecology and conservation.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Autumn migration on display
This edition focuses on autumn movement through the Tyrrhenian coast, giving participants the chance to observe species passing through and to refine identification by behaviour, calls and flight.
Learn from a zoologist
The walk is led by a professional zoologist and certified hiking guide who offers expert commentary, teaches field techniques and hosts a wrap‑up Q&A to deepen understanding of local ecosystems.
A compact, accessible coastal wetland
Palude di Torre Flavia is an easily reached reserve of reedbeds, salt marshes, open fields and shoreline that concentrates birdlife and photographic opportunities in a short, guided route.
What the day feels like
What the morning feels like
Expect a focused morning: meet at the designated point, receive an introductory briefing on techniques and species to watch for, then move through a short, easy loop of observation stops guided by a zoologist. The outing ends with a wrap‑up and Q&A before returning to the start — a compact field session designed for concentrated observation and learning.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this outing suits — and who should take care.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Plan for approximately 3–4 hours in the field.
Hiking shoes (boots preferable), 1.5 L water (2.5 L in summer), weather‑appropriate clothing; binoculars are recommended — shared optics are available if needed.
Meeting point varies by event; exact location and travel instructions are sent to participants after booking. Public transport access is available to the general area.
This is a small‑group experience led by a zoologist and certified hiking guide; included are expert guidance, a guided hike, shared binoculars if required, and a Q&A session.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Do I need to bring my own binoculars?
Bring your own if you have them; extras are available to borrow from the operator.
How do I get to the meeting point?
All locations are accessible by public transport; detailed meeting‑point instructions are provided after registration.
What happens if the weather is bad?
In cases of extreme weather the operator will reschedule the event or offer a refund.
How much does it cost?
The participation fee is €59 per person.
How do I book?
All bookings and payments must be completed online before the event.