Top Things to do in Nabeul Governorate
10 Budget-friendly Things to do in Nabeul Governorate That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Nabeul Governorate, Tunisia including Ruins of Kerkouane, Plage el Mansoura, Musee des Religions, Kasbah of Hammamet, Hammamet Beach, George Sebastian Villa, Golf Yasmine, Natural hot springs, Nabeul Market, Fort de Kelibia.
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1. Ruins of Kerkouane
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4.5 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By Tracypun - Hong Kong, China
Since 250 BC, it had been abandoned and no reconstruction after the Roman conquer. But the ruins are still kept well even up to now. Visitors can freely walk around and enjoy the waves attacking the sea coast nearby. Bear in mind that it’s always windy.
2. Plage el Mansoura
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4.5 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By 614anisb
I really love it.Very clean water with a turquoise color and an amazing White sand.I recommend to visit it and especially the beaches named "Belge" and "Petit paris"
3. Musee des Religions
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4.5 based on 90 reviews
The Museum of Religions is recognized by an original tower resembling the minaret of Jamaa Zitourna, a Tunisian Mosque considered as one of the largest in Africa as well as a church bell. Unique in its kind, this museum restitutes the three monotheistic religions in this one place, a sign of dialogue and tolerance. The Museum of Religions houses objects of collection, gravures, manuscripts, descriptions of rituals and symbols of the three monotheistic religions. Here, models represent architectural fittings of great fame, such as the Mosque Okba Ibn Nafi' of Kairouan, the Basilica with five naves of Damous el-Karrita of Carthage, the Ghriba of Djerba and the Chapel of Saint-Louis. The place is devoted to all the religions that have existed in Tunisie
Reviewed By 370in_sr - Quebec City, Canada
It is great to see a museum celebrating the unity and brotherhood of those 3 religions. It is one of a kind, and it's in Tunisia! The highlight of that visit was the guide, AbdelKader, definitely. He is such a bright, clever and ever passionate guide who spent all the time of our visit taking time to make sure that we truly understand every single item of this wonderful museum. He even succeeded to get my mom to actually be interested in History :p Overall, absolutely outstanding!
4. Kasbah of Hammamet
5. Hammamet Beach
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4.0 based on 2,236 reviews
Reviewed By janchap121212 - Mablethorpe, United Kingdom
Find all the beaches in Tunisia beautiful. The hotels keep the beaches in front of them spotless. There are normally flags denoting wether it's safe to swim or not. Be careful of jellyfish washed up on beaches after rough weather along with tons of seaweed, saying that you can walk for miles along the beaches and they are patrolled by police or security so felt really safe
6. George Sebastian Villa
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4.0 based on 268 reviews
Reviewed By S3738YKdavidl
Fantastic visit here The Cultural Center its free to enter now but guard at the gate ask u to pay for the fresh orange or lemon juice, two tickets issued a few dinar, i fail to understand how some think £1 something is expensive grounds are full of lemon, orange olive (olive oil for sale) and works of Art scattered throughout, modernist art sculpture, roaring dogs made out of scrape machine parts to the fabulous enamel mosaic at the entrance There's a fully working Amphitheater book your tickets in advance to music, plays theatre shows The Villa itself was at its time full of all mod cons fridge, oven, indoor plumbing hot tub, en suite bathroom, swimming pool etc used by the famous now left in a time forgot you can imagine how it once was theres some beautiful works of art on the walls and scattered around the shelves great features in the doors and doorways, the exquisite louvre windows peering out to some lovely views the guide is a wealth of knowledge well worth a couple of dinar relax and enjoy this cooling and peaceful place and it is possible to book yourselfs one of the shows ????
7. Golf Yasmine
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4.0 based on 131 reviews
Golf Course 18 Holes Par 71 Golf Course 9 Holes Par 30 Golf Academy Restaurant Bar Proshop Driving range
8. Natural hot springs
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4.0 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By takaharuoda - Dublin, Ireland
This trip may not be for people with no brave heart and those with small children. But if you (and your partner) are brave enough, then a trip to Korbous and Ain Atrous (59℃ hot spring or foot spa on stones) would be jolly good. I’ll share my day trip from Tunis in the following. The most important is to take Louage (minibus) twice. I took the first one from the louage station just south to Gare de Tunis, the destination of which is ‘Soliman’. And from Soliman I took the second one to Korbous. In total I paid less than 5 dinars for the one way louages. On the second louage, don’t forget that the FREE natural hot spa ‘Ain Atrous’ is just before Korbous, so I got off the louage at the spot. After enjoying a foot spa there and eating some tasty fish and chips despite the photo, I walked along the beach to Korbous (nobody was swimming in the water for it was in December). It was a walking distance in between, approx. 15 minutes. Arriving at Korbous, I felt a bit empty around the town, but I completed my mission: thalassothérapie. This was astonishingly cheap and indeed ‘thalasso’ (hot seawater, marine mud, algae, and something soothing the skin). I know nothing about the European style across the Mediterranean Sea, but the thalasso quality was lovely for me. Don’t forget your second underpants (or swimming suits) and towel, if you likewise want to enjoy. Finally, while you may wait for a while, I soon caught a louage to Soliman and the fare was the same as before. All in all, one can much enjoy a hidden treasure of Tunisia’s neglected tourism. This resort town should revive much more!
9. Nabeul Market
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4.0 based on 279 reviews
Reviewed By 353stenb - Middelfart, Denmark
The best medina/Souk we visited in Tunisia in all year. Nice and rather quet and a nice place to strall. We visited the place fore 2 houers and there was just a few who tryed to sell us something ..not agressive as in many places. we found a very nice, small famely cafe were we eat a VERY cheep and delicious lunch, so nice and relaxed place. We will recomend this place fore sure.
10. Fort de Kelibia
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4.0 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By Elyes-Benachour - Hammamet, Tunisia
A wonderfull archeological site on a rocky promontury with 150 meters high, overlooking the Mediterranean sea and the City of Kelibia. The fort and harbour at Kelibia are a history lovers favourite around Tunisia which help any visitor to take in some history while still giving a salty ocean breeze. The fort itself has Roman structures at the oldest locations with more modern constructs from the 16th century, a great blend of old and newer architecture. This site need much more care, maintenance, garde and cleaning. A must visit when you go to Kelibia.
