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La Grande Cani and La Petite Cani, two fairly flat islets, are located five miles north of Cape Zebib and Bizerte. The larger island is topped by a beautiful 18-meter-high lighthouse built around 1860; it was the second lighthouse in Tunisia, after the one in Sidi Bou Saïd. Today, it is a popular destination for boaters and divers who come to explore the rich, shallow-water underwater landscape and the small caves that dot the island.© Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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La Grande Cani and La Petite Cani, two fairly flat islets, are located five miles north of Cape Zebib and Bizerte. The larger island is topped by a beautiful 18-meter-high lighthouse built around 1860; it was the second lighthouse in Tunisia, after the one in Sidi Bou Saïd. Today, it is a popular destination for boaters and divers who come to explore the rich, shallow-water underwater landscape and the small caves that dot the island.La Grande Cani and La Petite Cani, two fairly flat islets, are located five miles north of Cape Zebib and Bizerte. The larger island is topped by a beautiful 18-meter-high lighthouse built around 1860; it was the second lighthouse in Tunisia, after the one in Sidi Bou Saïd. Today, it is a popular destination for boaters and divers who come to explore the rich, shallow-water underwater landscape and the small caves that dot the island.La Grande Cani and La Petite Cani, two fairly flat islets, are located five miles north of Cape Zebib and Bizerte. The larger island is topped by a beautiful 18-meter-high lighthouse built around 1860; it was the second lighthouse in Tunisia, after the one in Sidi Bou Saïd. Today, it is a popular destination for boaters and divers who come to explore the rich, shallow-water underwater landscape and the small caves that dot the island.La Grande Cani and La Petite Cani, two fairly flat islets, are located five miles north of Cape Zebib and Bizerte. The larger island is topped by a beautiful 18-meter-high lighthouse built around 1860; it was the second lighthouse in Tunisia, after the one in Sidi Bou Saïd. Today, it is a popular destination for boaters and divers who come to explore the rich, shallow-water underwater landscape and the small caves that dot the island.La Grande Cani and La Petite Cani, two fairly flat islets, are located five miles north of Cape Zebib and Bizerte. The larger island is topped by a beautiful 18-meter-high lighthouse built around 1860; it was the second lighthouse in Tunisia, after the one in Sidi Bou Saïd. Today, it is a popular destination for boaters and divers who come to explore the rich, shallow-water underwater landscape and the small caves that dot the island.La Grande Cani and La Petite Cani, two fairly flat islets, are located five miles north of Cape Zebib and Bizerte. The larger island is topped by a beautiful 18-meter-high lighthouse built around 1860; it was the second lighthouse in Tunisia, after the one in Sidi Bou Saïd. Today, it is a popular destination for boaters and divers who come to explore the rich, shallow-water underwater landscape and the small caves that dot the island.
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La Grande Cani and La Petite Cani, two fairly flat islets, are located five miles north of Cape Zebib and Bizerte. The larger island is topped by a beautiful 18-meter-high lighthouse built around 1860; it was the second lighthouse in Tunisia, after the one in Sidi Bou Saïd. Today, it is a popular destination for boaters and divers who come to explore the rich, shallow-water underwater landscape and the small caves that dot the island.

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CategoryVilles et Régions / La côte Nord / The Cani Islands
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Date taken2010
Photographer© Nicolas Fauqué / www.imagesd
Copyright© Nicolas Fauqué / www.imagesdetunisie.com

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