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Discover the enchanting beauty of the Cape Bon peninsula and escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Start your adventure by exploring the ancient ruins of Kerkouane, a UNESCO World Heritage site that offers a glimpse into Tunisia's rich history. A short drive will take you to Kélibia, where you can ascend the fortress for breathtaking panoramic views.
Spanning over 80 km from Nabeul, Cap Bon juts into the Mediterranean Sea, offering a stunning landscape that alternates between lush plains, rugged plateaus, vibrant villages, pristine beaches, and secluded coves. This fertile region, renowned for its vineyards that produce the exquisite Muscat of Kélibia, as well as an array of fruit trees and grains, is truly a hidden gem.
Experience a side of Tunisia that is authentic, serene, and navigable by car for a delightful day trip that will leave you with cherished memories of this beautiful region.
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Private transportation
Certified professional tourist guide
WiFi on board
Air-conditioned vehicle
Lunch
Departure Point
Traveler pickup is offered
Flexible Pick-up from any hotel or Airbnb in Tunis,Sousse and Hammamet
Fort de Kelibia, Kelibia, Tunisia The fort is now one of the main tourist attractions in the city of Kelibia. It is a 16th century citadel built on top of a rocky promontory 150 meters high which dominates the Mediterranean Sea and the city of Kelibia in the governorate of Nabeul, on the northeast coast of the Tunisian peninsula of Cape Bon.
In its oldest parts, this fortress has Roman components, since the Punic period (3rd century BC) a fort stood at this location. Dismantled by the Romans, a new fortification was erected under the Byzantines which was to be constantly enlarged and altered by its successive occupants, especially in the 16th century when the Ottomans faced repeated assaults by the Spanish. A visit to the fortress is an opportunity to enjoy the magnificent panorama that opens from the top of the ramparts: on a clear day, Sicily is visible offshore. 45 minutes
Ruins of Kerkouane, Kelibia, Tunisia It is one of the most precious archaeological sites in Tunisia, because the only one, until today, whose foundation dates back to the Punic era - perhaps in the 6th century BC. J-C. - and that the Romans did not rebuild after the annexation of Africa to the Roman Empire, bequeathing us an urban space, that of a small city that has not yet been identified, typically Punic.
Apparently abandoned after its destruction by the Roman consul Mr. Atilus Regulus in 256 BC. Before being rediscovered in the early 1950s of the last century, the city had been virtually leveled. But the remains offer us today the plan of a typically Punic city, with the very clear layout of houses equipped with all amenities (baths and ovens included), decorated with pavements of primitive mosaics, one of which depicts the Punic goddess Tanit.
A coastal city, Kerkouane has had a port, some sections of which still remain; it was to engage in trade with other Mediterranean ports to which it exported agricultural but also artisanal products, like fabrics dyed in purple, installations for the manufacture of this substance having been discovered near the coast, same as the shops in a shopping district. A museum gathering some objects discovered on the site, was erected at the entrance. 60 minutes
Echraf, Tunesië The oldest of the olive trees of Tunisia is found in Echraf, before the entry of Haouaria and it has impressive dimensions: the roots cover an area of about sixteen meters, the trunk has a circumference of six meters and its age exceeds 2,500 years. This olive tree is protected, maintained and surprised, it continues to produce olives. Each year a small production of olive oil from the Echraf olive tree is distributed like something sacred, in small vials like an elixir with magical powers. 30 minutes
Ghar el Kebir, El Haouaria, Tunisia El Haouaria is one of the most beautiful seaside sites in Tunisia, located at the northeast end of Cap Bon, at the entrance to the Gulf of Tunis: crystal clear waters, dolphins, coves and caves ... however the crowds and the lack of civility of summer visitors endangers this once wild place. Its geographical location, its contrasting relief and its mild and temperate climate make it a favorite refuge for a multitude of migratory birds. The Romans also nicknamed the place Aquilaria or "land of the eagle".
Each spring, 40,000 raptors from 24 different species, but also thousands of storks and other smaller birds, stop at the tip of the cape before crossing the Mediterranean Sea. Crystal clear waters, creeks and caves are the main attractions of the place. Three kilometers west of the city, the artificial caves of the Ghar El Kebir site were dug by prisoners or slaves under the authority of the Carthaginians and then the Romans. The blocks of stone which were extracted from it were transported by sea to Carthage, on the other side of the Gulf of Tunis. They were used for the construction of the Punic city, but also for the construction of the forts in the medina of Tunis. These underground quarries have been exploited for almost 1,000 years. 180 minutes
Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Specialized infant seats are available
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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If you cancel less than 24 hours before the experience’s start time, the amount you paid will not be refunded.
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Francois_L
24 Sep 2025
Very appreciated and informative. The guide knew his story well. And the places its wonderful
W1560VWgrega
22 Mar 2025
This tour was fantastic. The first stop was Fort Kelibia. The views and history were amazing. Then it was off to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Kerkouane and that was a trip back in time. Then we went into an old quarry that was right on the Mediterranean. The whole trip was great. Now, I had the same tour guide for 3 day trips so this next part will be the same on two other reviews. Ghassen was easily one of the best tour guides I’ve ever had. He was always on time and very passionate about Tunisia. He knows the history, culture, science, and more about everything. The whole drive he is telling you about the regions we drove through, the agriculture, the industry, the people, and anything else you can think of. If you book with this company, ask for Ghassen.
Tony_C
15 Feb 2024
My guide was excellent, providing good information and also catering to what I wanted to see. The drive to Cape Bon is a little long, but worth it for the food, for the views, and for the history and the chance to see genuine Punic (rather than Roman) archaeology.
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