The turquoise bays of Côtes de Carthage extend from the ruins of the ancient city as far as Gammarth, a luxurious new
hotel zone that will soon be able to boast its own golf course and casino.
Founded by the Phoenicians, then rebuilt by the Romans,
the ancient city has left many impressive vestigess drawn up proudly opposite the sea.
2 steps away, the elegant village of Sidi Bou Saïd
invites visitors to stroll amongst its houses with their blue wooden balconies and bougainvillaea.
Some 15 kilometres away is Tunis, a lively, modern
capital with numerous places of interest.
