Sousse, known as the most beautiful garden port in the southern Mediterranean"Kangdawei Port"
[Sousse*Tunisia】
Kangdawei Port is the pride of today's Susai. It is a private yacht parking place. All yachts in the port come from European countries. Most of the yachts come back from the sea and park quietly in the harbor.
twelveCentury time,The Romans in Sicily occupied Sus, andsixteenThe Maghreb pirates in the 20th century were also active hereSpain once announcedTunisia was protected by it, and Ottoman Turkey established suzerainty in the Maghreb, relying on the famous Barbarossa pirates.On andwestBanyaThe pirate force in the Maghreb is also growing in the struggle for hegemony,sixteen—seventeenIt reached its peak in the 20th century, which became a unique historical phenomenon in North Africa during this period.Barbarossa pirates became the general name of North African pirates at that time, and their main activities were in Algiers, Tunisia, Tripoli and other coastal cities.The participants were mainly poor fishermen on the northern coast of the Mediterranean SeaThere are few Turkish prisoners and Christians who convert to Islam.
Susai is a world famous tourist city,"Home on the Sea"(Kangdawei Port) is a famous tourist area with"mediterranean seaGarden Harbor"It is said that Dawei Port of Susekang can berth at the same timethree hundred and fortyYachts.
A "pirate ship" docked at the dock。
The history of Susai as an important port on the Mediterranean coast can be traced back to BCnineIn the 19th century, the Phoenicians established a prosperous business firm here, "Hatumit", whose business activities were uninterrupted during Carthage and Roman rule.
"Kangdavi Port" is known as the most beautiful garden port in the southern Mediterranean Sea. When it was built, it was based on the blue and white town. So the houses around the port are Andalusian style white houses, mostly used as shops, cafes, restaurants and hotels.
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