Departure from hotels. The administrative capital of Cap Bon and heir to Neapolis, Nabeul is the capital of ceramics in Tunisia. Visit a pottery workshop and enjoy free time at the weekly market. Discover Cap Bon – between crafts, history, and breathtaking landscapes
Nabeul – The capital of Tunisian ceramics
Your day kicks off in Nabeul, the true beating heart of Tunisian craftsmanship. You'll visit a traditional pottery workshop, where artisans handcraft unique pieces in vibrant colours. You'll discover the secrets of making the famous Nabeul ceramics, from the raw earth to the final decoration, and you can even try the potter's wheel!
Kelibia – Fort and picturesque harbour
Continue to Kélibia, a charming coastal town renowned for its turquoise beaches. A coffee break is a must on the heights, facing a panoramic view of the Byzantine fort overlooking the sea and the fishing port, one of the liveliest in Cap Bon. A perfect time to admire the scenery and snap some beautiful photos.

Kerkouane – Punic archaeological treasure
Next, you'll explore Kerkouane, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It's the best-preserved Punic site in North Africa, an exceptional place that bears witness to daily life before the arrival of the Romans. Its well-preserved remains – houses, baths, and mosaics – offer a fascinating journey through time.
Lunch in El Haouaria – Marine flavours and relaxation
Head to El Haouaria, famous for its caves and Mediterranean atmosphere. You'll enjoy a typical Tunisian lunch at a local restaurant, facing the sea, with freshly caught fish and seafood dishes.