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Tourists are returning to Tunisia. In 2018, arrivals in the country increased by almost 50% compared to 2017 and by the end of the year, according to the Tunisian government, there will be approximately 8 million visitors.
The greater tranquility, together with the devaluation of the Dinar, are bringing summer bookings to pre-2015 levels.
Many Italians have also decided to spend their holidays in Tunisia. If you are among these or if you are uncertain about your next destination, here are the most beautiful beaches to go to.
The coast of Tunisia extends for over 1.300 kilometers. Many of the most exotic seaside resorts are not far from the capital Tunis.
It is located less than an hour from Tunis El Haouaria, at the end of Capo Bon, the peninsula that overlooks Sicily. Against a backdrop of lush green hills, a true paradise stands out between land and sea. The village, with its characteristic white houses, has pristine golden beaches and clear waters where you can dive to admire the typical flora and fauna or dive among the caves to discover the fascinating wrecks, dating back to the Second World War.
It is among the most beautiful coastlines in Tunisia Kelibia. Fine white sand beaches extend around the small and charming village characterized by characteristic alleys. It also houses a recently restored Byzantine fortress. Built in the 150th century on top of a cliff at 2013 metres, it mainly attracts visitors for the splendid view it offers at sunset. In a ranking published in 7 by the Daily News Digest, which lists the clearest and most beautiful waters in the world, the Kélibia site ranked XNUMXth.
Among the most beautiful beaches there is also the most famous one of Monastir, pearl of the Tunisian Sahel, located on a peninsula south-east of the Gulf of Hammamet. The coast of Monastir is a true marvel, from the Corniche (Karraya) to the Marina Cap Monastir, it is an expanse of golden sand and turquoise waters.
On the coast of the island of Djerba there is the seaside town of Houmt Souk, famous for its turquoise and calm waters. It is still a rather wild and exotic place, where it is possible to observe the flamingos that come to retreat on these golden beaches during the migration period.
The true holiday paradise of Tunisia, however, is the isole Kerkennah, a beautiful archipelago located 20 km off the east coast of the country. The golden beaches are surrounded by large palm trees that sway as the hot desert wind passes by. The transparent and exceptionally shallow sea of these islands is the ideal panorama for a super relaxing holiday, far from the noise and chaos of our cities.
