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Discovering Cape Zbib, Seychelles of Tunisia

By Ghassen Fartoun August 4, 2019
By Ghassen Fartoun August 4, 2019
Cap Zbib
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How many times you have admired these kinds of HD wallpapers with amazing landscapes that show a perfect turquoise water in wild surroundings? Well, most of the time such images were taken in destinations that only make us dream.

Carthage Magazine is taking you to one of these wonderful places, in Tunisia!

Cape Zbib

It’s Tunisia. The fascinating, magical, surprising, astonishing that sometimes cuts the breath with its beauty. After a whole season of hiking discovering the mountains, it is time to explore the coast with the warm sea and the African sun.

Far from the landscaped beaches and inhabited areas we found this Paradise. These are the wild places, the little secret sights, unknown by foreigners as well as Tunisians. And fortunately there are plenty! You just have to go out and discover them.

Cape Zbib, the Wild Coast

Bizerte is one of the most amazing regions when it comes to wild landscapes in Tunisia. A coastline that stretches for 300 km and where you can find sandy beaches, coves, wild lagoons and capes.

In North Tunisia, there is Cap Zbib which is part of Imada de Metline. A virgin and a very beautiful place.

Cape Zbib is irresistible! The place has all the assets: you can choose several places to swim but all are wild, the sea is deep and clean, you can explore caves or fish as well.


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Ghassen Fartoun is Carthage Magazine's Co-Founder and Director of Information Technology. A Business Intelligence engineer who graduated from ESPRIT. Ghassen is specialized in IT projects management as he is accustomed with being in leading roles in different projects both academically and professionally.

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