Kelibia

On the west coast of Cape Bon, a few dozen kilometers north of Nabel, City Kélibia is a port where fishing lamparo practice, which is to illuminate the sea with a boat attached to the projector in order to raise fish (sardines, mackerel) to the surface. Kélibia is the fourth largest port in Tunisia fishing. The port area is most pleasant to visit with that of the fortress port Kélibia is so dominated by the imposing building perched on top of a rocky hill. From the period (third century BC. AD) Punic strong stood at this location. Dismantled by the Romans, a new fortification was built by the Byzantines, who will constantly being enlarged and remodeled by its successive occupants, especially in the sixteenth century, when the Ottomans were facing repeated assaults of the Spaniards. The visit of the fortress is an opportunity to enjoy the beautiful panorama that opens from the ramparts on a clear day, Sicily is visible off (8h-19h, DT 1.10 + right photo, +216 72296318) . Near the center, the new district Kélibia White borders the beautiful sandy beaches of northern Kélibia El Mansoura, Steam Ghezaz. The city also specializes in the production of a dry wine muscat deemed proceeds in the vineyard of the hinterland