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Tunisia Marinas and Ports
Tunisia, located on the Mediterranean coast of North Africa, is a destination waiting to be discovered by sailors, with its rich history and cultural heritage. Its long coastline, mild climate and welcoming harbors offer an enjoyable sailing experience.
This list aims to guide those seeking a safe and comfortable stay in the region by compiling Tunisia's best marinas and harbors according to sailor reviews and ratings.
#1
Sfax Harbour
Sfax is the best protected port in the country. It is a commercial port with some berths for visitors. Phosphate dust from the commercial dock may be a problem when the wind is from the NNE.
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#2
Cap Monastir Marina
A lively, tourist dominated town, with Medina and markets catering more for visitors than locals.
Warning: you must check-in even if you have already been cleared into the Tunisia.
Approach slowly a
#3
Monastir Harbour
Fishing port; can only use the local boat yard for work, contact the local artisans.
#4
El Kantaoui Marina
Modern Marina in the centre of a very pleasant tourist resort suitable for wintering ashore or afloat, with a small live-aboard community. The marina is full in winter so advance booking is advisable.
#5
Mahdia Marina
A very active and modern fishing port with no marina. Lampedusa island, Italy, is about 60nm east.
Warning: you must check-in even if you have already been cleared into the Tunisia. Watch out for sma
#6
Zarzis Marina
Small port protected by a breakwater just south of the Island of Djerba.
Warning:
You must check-in even if you have already been cleared into Tunisia.
Moor: Commercial port with 60 berths for yac
#7
Gabes Harbour
Gabes is a mixture of old and new, its main appeal being the historic old quarters of Jara, Boulbala and especially Mensel where there are maze-like alleys, mosques and lively markets.
This is where
#8
Fishing harbour
Fishing port with haulout and hard stand. Steel work and general boat work (sanding, antifoul, repaint, carpentry) all available. No casual pleasurecraft mooring available. Berthing only for pre-arran
#9
Houmt Souk Marina
A popular tourist destination, it is best known for its traditional souk (market) and the Aghlabid fortress.
Warning: you must check-in even if you have already been cleared into Tunisia.
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#10
La Chebba Harbour
This useful port is tucked under the headland of Ras Kaboudia and provides adequate shelter in the summer.
Moor: Stern-to, bow-to, or alongside outer pier.
10 berths; max LOA: 20 m; max draught: 4 m
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