nabeul tunisia trip

Musée Archéologique de Nabeul: Established in 1984, this museum showcases artifacts from ancient Nabeul (Neapolis) and other Cap Bon sites, including Roman mosaics, Punic statues, and Egyptian-style ceramics

Medina of Nabeul: Wander through the old town to discover traditional pottery workshops, vibrant souks, and local artisans preserving centuries-old crafts.

Local Experiences

• Harissa Festival: Held annually in Nabeul, this festival celebrates Tunisia's iconic chili paste, harissa. Visitors can sample various homemade versions and learn about its cultural significance

• Nabeul Market: Explore the bustling market for fresh produce, spices, and handcrafted goods, offering a taste of local life.
  
  Beaches & Nature

  • Omar Khayam Beach: A serene spot ideal for swimming and sunbathing, offering a more relaxed atmosphere compared to nearby Hammamet expedia.

  • Friguia Park: Tunisia's first zoo, home to over 60 animal species, including elephants, lions, and dolphins. It's an excellent destination for families and nature enthusiasts