Between the sun-soaked beaches of Nabeul and the bustling resort town of Hammamet, the Mediterranean guards a long-buried secret: the ancient city of Neapolis, submerged and forgotten for centuries until its rediscovery in 2017. Now considered one of the largest underwater archaeological sites in the Mediterranean, Neapolis is a far cry from the polished ruins of more famous landmarks. There are no fences, no tour guides, no curated paths—just the open sea, restless currents, and a ghost city scattered across the seabed. Little is known with certainty about Neapolis’s past,…
Beneath the Waves: Tunisia’s Lost Roman City Reemerges
