Hergla

Hergla is a small cliff-top town in north-eastern Tunisia, located in the Gulf of Hammamet. The town has a rich history, with Roman and Byzantine ruins found along the shore. It was known as Horrea Caelia under Roman rule and was a border town between the districts of Byzacena and Zeugitana. The town has a traditional white and blue architectural style, with notable buildings including the 18th-century Sidi Bou Mendil Mosque and the cemetery of Hergla with historic tombs. Hergla is a quaint fishing village with a serene atmosphere, perfect for those seeking tranquility and a glimpse into genuine local Tunisian life. The town boasts a pristine beach with golden sands, inviting relaxation and water sports enthusiasts alike. Visitors can also enjoy the local seafood, which is known for being fresh and delicious