Tunisia Yacht Charter Itineraries

The North Coast extends in length over 80NM, from the Algerian border down to Raf Raf. Tunisia's northern coast has played little part in the country's touristic development until recently. Bizerte, the country's oldest city, is noted as the Tunisian Venice and hosts a modern 900 berth marina. Dont miss La Galite island, with its spectacular Mediterranean fauna oasis. East of Bizerte lies the long white beach of Raf Raf. West of Bizerte is Tabarka, long popular as a resort for independent travelers, with its lovely beach overlooked by a spectacular island castle. Get a quote for your Tunisia yacht charter here. Or contact us by email See the following link for more information about Tunisia Yacht Charters.

The Gulf of Tunis is some 60NM in length and includes some of Tunisia's more developed resorts. From the modern marina of Gammarth with 450 berths available, to the village of Sidi Bou Said, also known as the Tunisian Saint Tropez for its traditional Mediterranean architecture. From here, a tour to the Carthagòs ruins and to Tunis (a must see for its renowned and huge Bazaar) can be easily organized. La Goulette is also worth a visit for its Italian-French architecture. Get a quote for your Tunisia yacht charter here. Or contact us by email See the following link for more information about Tunisia Yacht Charters.

The Cap Bon Peninsula protrudes some 60NM into the Mediterranean Sea. This is one of the most idyllic and fertile regions in all of Tunisia. Some of the most beautiful sandy beaches in the southern basin of the Mediterranenan can be found here. Sidi Daoud is a tuna fishing site where, between May and June, it is possible to see the the traditional fisherman. Kelibia is a renowned fishing port and home to Byzantine fort, a major attraction for tourists. Zembra and Zembretta are two beautiful islands particularly known for marine reserves. Get a quote for your Tunisia yacht charter here. Or contact us by email See the following link for more information about Tunisia Yacht Charters.

The Gulf of Hammamet lies on the east coast of Tunisia with 60NM of shoreline. It combines some of the best beaches in the country with modern hotels, festivals and a host of historic treasures. Hammamet was once a small fishing village and today is Tunisia's leading tourist destination. The district El Kantaoui is centered around its luxurious and sheltered yacht marina, the first one to be built in the country. The nearby vibrant Sousse enjoys 10 km of broad sandy beaches, a lively night life and a wealth of historic attractions including the ancient Unesco World Heritage listed medina. Monastir, once a fortress built on the promontory to deter sea invasions, today welcomes boaters to its 400 berths marina. The charming town is overlooked by Ribat castle. Facing the Gulf of Monastir are the Kuriat Islands, worth exploring for their turquoise waters and biodiversity. Get a quote for your Tunisia yacht charter here. Or contact us by email See the following link for more information about Tunisia Yacht Charters.