Things to do in

Nabeul‎

Avoid the hassle of navigating public transportation or hailing a taxi with a convenient transfer from Tunis Carthage Airport or Monastir Airport to your hotel or the main cities in Tunisia. Choose between a private or shared transfer to suit your needs. Meet your driver at the airport and hop into a comfortable bus. Sit back and relax as you are taken to your hotel or the main cities in Tunisia. Enjoy a stress-free transfer with a punctual and reliable service.

A guide will pick you up at your hotel to take you on a tour of a traditional pottery and ceramics workshop. You'll then stroll through the town's Medina, where you'll find all these objects, as well as a host of products from other Tunisian regions, such as copper, leather, embroidery and couffins. Then head for Hammamet, nicknamed the "Tunisian Saint-Tropez", for a guided tour of the Medina, built on the seafront and offering splendid views from rooftop terraces. A stroll through the souks and a visit to Hammamet's old fishing port will immerse you in the city's enchanting culture. A unique and immersive experience in the heart of Tunisia.

The day begins with a pickup from your hotel in Tunis or Hammamet (depending on the option chosen). Your tour commences with a journey to Nabeul, renowned for its pottery, painted plates, and earthenware, crafted through generations of skilled artisans. Explore the traditional workshops where mats are woven from green rush, a vital aspect of the town's heritage. Next, head to Hammamet for a guided tour of the Medina, offering stunning views of the sea from its rooftops. Discover the villa of George Sebastian, an architectural gem built in pure Arabo-Andalusian style during the 1920s. Formerly the residence of the Romanian artist G. Sebastian and his wealthy American wife, the villa boasts a picturesque setting facing the sea, surrounded by a lush park, rare trees, and a thriving orchard. Enjoy some leisure time for lunch in Yasmine Hammamet, with your guide offering recommendations. After lunch, take a leisurely stroll around Hammamet harbor before concluding the tour and returning to your place of residence.

Tour the stunning Cape Bon on a full-day trip from Tunis. Marvel at the pottery traditions of Nabeul, explore the fishing village of Kelibia, and see the beautiful Punic jewelry in a museum in Kerkouane. After pickup from your hotel, start with a visit to the Archeological Museum of Nabeul, known as Neapolis in ancient times. Admire colorful pottery and the bustling weekly market (Friday mornings). Tour local ceramics manufacturers and marvel at the massive kilns.  Arrive at the quiet fishing town of Kelibia, surviving primarily on its fishing fleet surrounding farmland. Visit the fabulous old fort overlooking the harbor, which boasts nearly 2500 years of history within its walls. Continue to Kerkouane and visit its small museum, which displays beautiful Punic jewelry made of gold and other precious metals, as well as other artifacts. Kerkouane is the first Carthaginian site in Tunisia to produce more than a few funerary objects. Discover how sandstone blocks were quarried along the length of the coast to build Carthage and other nearby Roman towns during the Roman era. Then, visit the interconnected and picturesque Haouaria caves.

Start your day with pickup from your hotel in Tunis or Hammamet. Travel to the Cap Bon region, admiring its mix of plains, plateaus, villages, beaches, and coves. Stop at Kelibia Fort, a 16th-century citadel built on top of a rocky promontory 150 meters high. Admire the imposing fort, which dominates the Mediterranean Sea and the city of Kelibia, and enjoy the magnificent panorama that opens from the top of the ramparts. Continue to the ruins of Kerkouane, one of the most precious archaeological sites in Tunisia. The ruins are the only ones in Tunisia that date back to the Punic era, perhaps in the 6th century B.C. Explore the remains of this typically Punic city. See the remains of buildings and the decorative mosaics, one of which depicts the Punic goddess Tanit. Next, visit the oldest olive tree in Tunisia in Echraf. The tree 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. Finally, stop at the Ghar el Kebir Caves, which were dug by prisoners or slaves under the authority of the Carthaginians and then the Romans. These underground quarries have been exploited for almost 1,000 years. Get dropped off back at your hotel in Tunis or Hammamet at the end of the tour.

Départ des hôtels. La capitale administrative du cap bon et l’héritière de Néapolis, Nabeul est la capitale de la céramique en Tunisie. Visite d’un atelier de poterie. et temps libre au marché hebdomadaire aux riches couleurs des étalages d’épices, légumes et vêtements. Départ vers Kélibia via Korba et Menzel Temime. Arrivée à Kélibia, pause café et vue panoramique du fort et du port de pêche. Kelibia repose sur les vestiges de la romaine Clupea dont quelques fondations, habitations pavées de mosaïques sont encore visibles au pied de la colline couronnée par le fort. Visite de Kerkouene le site punique le mieux conservé en Afrique du nord. Les fouilles partielles permettent de voir une organisation harmonieuse des monuments : Remparts de protection de la ville, habitations dotées de baignoires, Chambres décorées de fragments de mosaïques, Ruelles pavées de pierres, Places publiques et lieux de cultes Déjeuner à EL Haouaria. Continuation vers la cote nord d’Elhaouaria. Vue panoramique sur les iles « Zembra et Zembretta » ainsi que les grottes (carrières de pierres situes en bordure de la mer et ayant servi pour la construction de plusieurs villes romaines dont Carthage). Continuation vers Korbous. Vue panoramique sur le golfe de Tunis. Korbous est un charmant village en bord de mer, perché sur une colline, dans la région du Cap Bon, connue depuis l’antiquité comme une station thermale de grande qualité. Ses sources chaudes sont bénéfiques pour le ressourcement, on compte sept sources naturelles au milieu des forêts et des montagnes, face à la mer, ce sont les plus réputées de Tunisie. Arrêt au niveau de la source « Ain El Atrouss » qui jaillit des rochers et se jette dans la méditerranée. Continuation vers Hammamet à travers les champs verdoyants d’agrumes, vignobles et une grande variété d’autres arbres fruitiers.

After pickup from your hotel from Tunis or Hammamet, begin your tour with a visit to the Archaeological Museum of Nabeul. Known as Neapolis in ancient times, the city of Nabeul was founded in the 5th century BC. Although the museum is modest in size, it boasts an impressive collection of mosaics and rare artifacts from various archaeological sites in the Cape Bon region, having been renovated in 2003. Next, head to Kelibia to explore its fortress, one of the most significant monuments in Cape Bon. Built on a massive rock 150 meters high, it is the largest and best-preserved Muslim fortress in Tunisia. Enjoy spectacular views of the fortress from the nearby port of Kelibia, which is the fourth largest fishing port in Tunisia. Continue to the ruins of Kerkouane, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. These artificial caves were dug by prisoners and slaves under the Carthaginians and Romans, with the extracted stone blocks shipped by sea to Carthage on the other side of the Gulf of Tunis. Near the end of the tour, enjoy a hike along Korbous to visit the natural hot baths Finally, heading back to your hotel.

Depart from your Tunis centrally located accommodation for Kerkouane and visit the unique purely Punic site in Tunisia. Transfer to Haouaria and panoramic sightseeing of the Roman Caves “Les Grottes”, located at the tip of the peninsula! Continue on to Korbous where you will visit the hot-spring ‘Ain El Atrous’ which has been popular as a health resort since Roman times, enjoy washing your feet at the hot sea water. Head on to Nabeul, famous for its colorful pottery (40 mi/65 km from Tunis), considered as the richest city in pottery and see the local ceramics manufacturers before you continue to Hammamet, located 9 mi/15 km from Nabeul, originally known for its large number of hammams (public bathhouses), it has grown into one of Tunisia’s most popular tourism centers, Thanks to its beaches it is a popular destination for swimming and water sports. It is the first tourist destination in Tunisia. Its attractions include a small but well-preserved Medina, a wide sandy beach, and lots of colourful tourist shops. Hammamet has attracted many artists, including Paul Klee, Andre Gide, Claudia Cardinale and Frank Lloyd Wright, among others. Enjoy lunch before concluding your tour with a return back to the hotel in Tunis.

Discover the fertile region of the Cap Bon on our enchanting day tour! Begin your journey with a drive from Hammamet, Tunis or Sousse depending n your choice of pick up to the vibrant town of Nabeul, where you'll immerse yourself in the bustling souk, renowned for its exquisite pottery and handicrafts. Delve into the region’s past at the Nabeul Archaeological Museum and explore the ancient Roman city of Neapolis, marveling at its amphitheater and baths. Continue to Kelibia, where the majestic Kelibia Fort offers panoramic views of the Mediterranean. Uncover the secrets of the Punic civilization at the UNESCO-listed Kerkouane Archaeological Site before savoring a delightful lunch. Conclude your day with a charming tour of Hammamet’s Medina and the historic fort, offering breathtaking views. Return to your hotel around 7 PM, filled with unforgettable memories and a deeper appreciation for Tunisia’s heritage. 08:30 AM - Departure from Hammamet, Sousse or Tunis • After breakfast, depart for Nabeul, which is about a 30-minute drive from Hammamet, a 1-hour drive from Tunis and 1h20-minute from Sousse. Arrival in Nabeul • Nabeul Souk: Explore the bustling local market known for its pottery, ceramics, and handicrafts. Take time to shop for souvenirs and experience the vibrant local atmosphere. • Nabeul Archaeological Museum: Visit this museum to see artifacts from the region’s history, including Roman mosaics and prehistoric tools. It offers great insight into the local culture and history. • Neapolis Archaeological Site: Visit the ruins of Neapolis, an ancient Roman city. Explore the remains of the amphitheater, baths, and other significant structures. Depart for Kelibia • Drive to Kelibia, which is approximately a 1-hour drive from Nabeul. Arrival in Kelibia • Kelibia Fort: Explore the historic Kelibia Fort, perched on a hilltop with stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea. The fort’s strategic location offers a fascinating glimpse into its past and panoramic views of the surrounding area. Depart for Kerkouane • Drive to Kerkouane, which is about a 15-minute drive from Kelibia. Arrival in Kerkouane • Kerkouane Archaeological Site: Explore this ancient Punic city, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The site is known for its well-preserved ruins and provides a fascinating glimpse into Punic civilization. Lunch • Lunch: Head back to Nabeul or Hammamet for lunch. In Nabeul, you might try a local restaurant or café. In Hammamet, you can enjoy a meal with a view of the Mediterranean Sea. Return to Hammamet • After lunch, drive back to Hammamet, which takes about 30 minutes. Hammamet City Tour • Medina of Hammamet: Wander through the old town’s narrow streets, explore the traditional shops, and enjoy the charming architecture. • Hammamet Fort: Visit the historic fort for panoramic views of the city and the coastline. Return to Hotel • Drop off at your hotel and end of the guided tour.