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Salt Marshes in Anfeh, Anfeh
12.9 km
Wide areas of Anfeh and its surrounding are covered by salines. Along the length of the bay, the salt marshes add a typically pretty note to the landscape, especially with the traditional wind wheel which pumps seawater. The production of sea salt is a staple of the local economy. “White gold”, as it is called, provides for an inexhaustible natural resource which can thus be extracted without endangering the environment.
Opening time: Always open
Tahet el Rih Beach, Anfeh
13.1 km
Tahet el Rih beach Anfeh is a simplified version of Greece with white/turquoise wooden cabins and chalets. Wooden bridges, passages and balconies border the sea to give the visitors a gorgeous view of the clear water. In addition, wind wheels are spotted among the white cabins and they serve to pump sea water for salt extraction.
The water underneath the cabins is crystal clear to the point that you can clearly see the rocks at the bottom of the sea.
Ta7et el Ri7 beach is a free entrance public beach in Anfeh , but most of the chalets are private.
This is a list of cafe and restaurants where you can sunbath, have a lunch or just chillax under the sun of beautiful Anfeh.
– Chez Fouad restaurant Phone 70/830 117
– 3al Ba7er restaurant Phone: 70/554417
– Salim sur mer Phone 03/330472
– Paralia Bar Phone 78/955 811
– Istira7et al Khal Phone 03/306585
Opening time: 9 AM to 1 AM
The Citadel of Anfeh, Anfeh
13.3 km
The Citadel of Anfeh is located on a peninsula that is 400-meter long and 100-meter wide. That peninsula is known as "Raas Anfeh". The citadel is considered a Crusader remain, but it was an important place for many other civilizations. Many historical things like old graves, mosaic pieces, olive presses, and salt pans can be found in and around it.The citadel is characterized by its rock-cut trench (Al-Khandaq). Historically, the trench, covered with sea water, was used to separate the citadel from the land during attacks on the citadel. A movable bridge was used as a path from and to the citadel, and its rocky base still exists.
Opening time: Always open
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