The Caorle Lagoon
The Caorle lagoon, with its evocative vistas and unspoiled nature, has captivated many, including the famous American writer Ernest Hemingway, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1954. The days he spent here hunting and in contemplation inspired some of the most poignant pages of his novel “Across the River and into the Trees”.
San Gaetano: A Place Suspended in Time
In the heart of the lagoon lies San Gaetano, a small village that has preserved its rustic charm intact. This quiet corner was Hemingway’s favorite retreat, where the writer indulged in long days of hunting and reflection, far from the noise of the modern world. Walking through its streets and gazing out at the lagoon, you can relive the same serenity and authenticity that the writer found so fascinating.
Literary Itineraries amidst Poetry and Landscape
Following Hemingway’s itineraries means immersing yourself in a journey that weaves together history, literature, and natural beauty. It is an opportunity to rediscover the area with fresh eyes, letting yourself be inspired by the poetry and timeless calm of the lagoon.
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