Kelibya

Kelibya is an exposed beach-and-reef surf break on Tunisia’s east coast. The wave environment is typically small and often wind-driven, so conditions can be flat or marginal outside of better swell windows. Surf potential is described as occasional rather than consistently high-performance. Winter is the key season: winter brings the most consistent swells for the Cap Bon region, and multiple sources note that surfing works best in winter at Kelibya when swell reaches the coast. The west wind is highlighted as the best direction for surfing here because it blows offshore, which helps with cleaner wave conditions. Access is straightforward from the nearby town area, with parking available close to the beach and port zone. The spot is also described as having very clear Mediterranean water, and the beach/launch area includes a wide sandy section (notably north of the harbour) that can make launch easier when conditions are workable. Safety-wise, rocks are a repeated hazard for this break. Lifeguard coverage is indicated as seasonal and rescue availability is described as limited in the broader area, so it’s important to manage entry/exit carefully and plan conservatively around the reef/rock sections.