Visit Bizerte Governorate

The Bizerte Governorate is located in the northernmost part of Tunisia, with the Mediterranean Sea on one side and Lake Ichkeul National Park on the other. This area has a long history, with evidence of Phoenician, Roman, and Ottoman occupation. The climate is mild and pleasant all year round making it an ideal holiday destination.

When visiting Bizerte Governorate there are many tourist attractions to explore. The Medina of Bizerte is a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with bustling markets and aromatic restaurants serving traditional Tunisian cuisine. Another popular spot for tourists is the La Grotte de Kasserine - a natural cave system that dates back to 1832 when it was used as a refuge from Ottoman rule. For those looking for a more relaxed holiday experience, spending time at Lake Ichkeul National Park provides ample opportunities for bird watching and boat trips across its remarkable blue waters.

One of the most interesting historical facts about Bizerte Governorate is that it was once home to Hannibal's elephants during his march across Europe in 218BC - something that can still be seen today through archaeological sites scattered throughout the area.