Shabikah Travel Guide

 katalin Says:

 katalin Says:

 Quartzy Says:  The Chebika Oasis was nice because you had to walk a little to get there, unlike in Tamerza. However, there were kids pushing jewelry on us and a guide we didn't really need. The scenery is amazing though, and there is more to see than just the water. 

 euzkadi Says:  I was in Chebika in August, the weather was very hot, so these springs were a perfect place to relax and enjoy a swim. 

 euzkadi Says:  The viewpoint has great views of the mountains, the palmery and the distant Chott El Garsah lake. 

 euzkadi Says:  This Palmery located in the mountains are really one of the most picturesque views we saw in Tunisia. The path are cleary marked so is very easy to reach the top, them some staircases bring you down the Gorge. 

 euzkadi Says:  A wasn´t expecting any kind of wildlife in such a hot place (except goats and donkeys), but at the spring there were fishes and frogs 

 euzkadi Says:  View of the small river that brings the water from the cascade into the springs. 

 euzkadi Says:  At the end of the path you will find the gorge with a small cascade that brings the water into the springs. 

 euzkadi Says:  There are few remains of the Old town, just some old ruins of abandoned houses. 

 euzkadi Says:  Chebika is located 59 kms north of Tozeur, to reach the town you must pass through this huge and arid lake, but the views of the distant mountains are great. 

 kbl Says:  Go to the top of the village in Shabikah and come down at the other side of the mountain. 

 kbl Says:  Some of the older houses, even if they have not been abandonded for about 25 years, have become ruins. 

 kbl Says:  In Shabikah, some of the areas are narrow, so no big packs will go trough. Size Wise :-) 

 kbl Says:  This abonded town shows very well how these people lived in a very recent history.