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Le Cesine WWF Nature Reserve: Guided Tour

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Duration: 2h
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Leonardo, Italy

30 Oct 2023

Excellent

Veramente eccellente, spiegazioni esaustive e professionali

Le Cesine WWF Nature Reserve: Guided Tour

Anonymous

19 Aug 2022

Poor

Unfortunately the tour was only in Italian and the reception as well as the restrooms were decrepit. The tour guide, the pine forest and the bird watching were lovely!

Le Cesine WWF Nature Reserve: Guided Tour

Nicoletta , Italy

27 Nov 2022

Excellent

Un’esperienza da fare: Paolo, guida eccellente, preparata e socievole, ci ha illustrato nel dettaglio tutto rispondendo in modo soddisfacente alle nostre domande. Piacevole passeggiata nel verde.

Le Cesine WWF Nature Reserve: Guided Tour

About: Nature Reserve Le Cesine

Under the stewardship of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), Nature Reserve Le Cesine is a located in the province of Lecce, in the Puglia region of Italy. It comprises a 380-hectare stretch wetlands on the Adriatic coast that have been reclaimed from uninhabitable swap land and turned into a haven of rich biodiversity and nature.

Nature Reserve Le Cesine

Riserva Naturale Le Cesine, 73029, Vernole

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