About Nabeul
The city of artisans, Nabeul sits at the crossroads between the cultures of the West and those of Africa. Coworking is relatively new for the city, but as it is on the tourist radar and does have a generation of tech savvy souls happening, it is now becoming a sweet spot to work from. A mere 67 kms from Tunis, Nabeul is the most fertile region of Tunisia and has been known since ancient times for being the hub of pottery production. It is the capital of crafts and a tourist town where you can sublimely sun worship on the shores of endless long stretches of sand whilst the Mediterranean water tickles your toes.
The administrative capital of Cap Bon, Nabeul, oozes with the sweetness of life. Here you will find many attractions such as the weekly camel market, exotic souks and the wafting of orange blossoms during April. Coworking is slowly appearing on the scene to cater to the growing demand of roving innovative people, local small businesses, startups and entrepreneurs.
Founded in the 5th Century BC by the Greeks as a trade port, the city has survived the rampage of numerous conquerors and its history is written in the bones of the city. There are numerous small charming coastal villages to explore when you need to clear your head of the incessant buzzing brainwaves. Cafes abound for when you need to walk out the door of your coworking venue for a change of scenery or a sip of caffeine, whilst the municipal souk will have you forgetting about work altogether, as you meander amidst the lively and chaotic locals foraging for daily goods.