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The Ras Angela nature reserve, located about 15 kilometers northwest of Bizerte, is the northernmost cape of the African continent. It is easily accessible via a paved road. The site is typical of Tunisia’s northwestern coast: rugged, with rocky coves and wide beaches of fine sand. Two landmarks set this site apart, but the most interesting feature is undoubtedly the landscape—rocky coastline to the left and a beach to the right—all dominated by the lighthouse. Its easy access makes it a fairly popular tourist destination, especially for its beach.© Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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The Ras Angela nature reserve, located about 15 kilometers northwest of Bizerte, is the northernmost cape of the African continent. It is easily accessible via a paved road. The site is typical of Tunisia’s northwestern coast: rugged, with rocky coves and wide beaches of fine sand. Two landmarks set this site apart, but the most interesting feature is undoubtedly the landscape—rocky coastline to the left and a beach to the right—all dominated by the lighthouse. Its easy access makes it a fairly popular tourist destination, especially for its beach.The Ras Angela nature reserve, located about 15 kilometers northwest of Bizerte, is the northernmost cape of the African continent. It is easily accessible via a paved road. The site is typical of Tunisia’s northwestern coast: rugged, with rocky coves and wide beaches of fine sand. Two landmarks set this site apart, but the most interesting feature is undoubtedly the landscape—rocky coastline to the left and a beach to the right—all dominated by the lighthouse. Its easy access makes it a fairly popular tourist destination, especially for its beach.The Ras Angela nature reserve, located about 15 kilometers northwest of Bizerte, is the northernmost cape of the African continent. It is easily accessible via a paved road. The site is typical of Tunisia’s northwestern coast: rugged, with rocky coves and wide beaches of fine sand. Two landmarks set this site apart, but the most interesting feature is undoubtedly the landscape—rocky coastline to the left and a beach to the right—all dominated by the lighthouse. Its easy access makes it a fairly popular tourist destination, especially for its beach.The Ras Angela nature reserve, located about 15 kilometers northwest of Bizerte, is the northernmost cape of the African continent. It is easily accessible via a paved road. The site is typical of Tunisia’s northwestern coast: rugged, with rocky coves and wide beaches of fine sand. Two landmarks set this site apart, but the most interesting feature is undoubtedly the landscape—rocky coastline to the left and a beach to the right—all dominated by the lighthouse. Its easy access makes it a fairly popular tourist destination, especially for its beach.The Ras Angela nature reserve, located about 15 kilometers northwest of Bizerte, is the northernmost cape of the African continent. It is easily accessible via a paved road. The site is typical of Tunisia’s northwestern coast: rugged, with rocky coves and wide beaches of fine sand. Two landmarks set this site apart, but the most interesting feature is undoubtedly the landscape—rocky coastline to the left and a beach to the right—all dominated by the lighthouse. Its easy access makes it a fairly popular tourist destination, especially for its beach.The Ras Angela nature reserve, located about 15 kilometers northwest of Bizerte, is the northernmost cape of the African continent. It is easily accessible via a paved road. The site is typical of Tunisia’s northwestern coast: rugged, with rocky coves and wide beaches of fine sand. Two landmarks set this site apart, but the most interesting feature is undoubtedly the landscape—rocky coastline to the left and a beach to the right—all dominated by the lighthouse. Its easy access makes it a fairly popular tourist destination, especially for its beach.
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The Ras Angela nature reserve, located about 15 kilometers northwest of Bizerte, is the northernmost cape of the African continent. It is easily accessible via a paved road. The site is typical of Tunisia’s northwestern coast: rugged, with rocky coves and wide beaches of fine sand. Two landmarks set this site apart, but the most interesting feature is undoubtedly the landscape—rocky coastline to the left and a beach to the right—all dominated by the lighthouse. Its easy access makes it a fairly popular tourist destination, especially for its beach.

ReferenceB30-011
CategoryVilles et Régions / La côte Nord / Cape Ras Angela
LicenceRM — rights managed
Date taken2016
Photographer© Nicolas Fauqué / www.imagesd
Copyright© Nicolas Fauqué / www.imagesdetunisie.com

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