Beaches
Kélibia
قليبيةNabeul
Turquoise water below a Byzantine fort
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The beach of El Mansourah is often called the most beautiful in Tunisia: shallow turquoise water at the foot of a fortress that has watched the coast since the 6th century.
- History
- The fort sits on Punic foundations and was reused by Byzantines, Spaniards and Ottomans.
- Customs
- Kélibia is known for its dry muscat wine, a Cap Bon tradition.
- Food
- Fresh grilled sardines and squid at the port.
- Best time
- June to September.
Kélibia hosts one of the oldest amateur film festivals in the world, running since 1964.