Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

Cape Gargano is a prominent coastal feature at the northern tip of the peninsula, serving as a natural marker for seafarers. This strategic coastal location allowed control over Adriatic naval routes, making it a crucial lookout for both trade and military purposes, valued by local tribes and external powers alike.

A sweeping view of rugged cliffs meeting the azure blue waters of the Adriatic Sea, dotted with small fishing boats and the distant silhouette of merchant ships, under a bright sun casting long shadows over the rocky shores.