It was the Italians who build houses and infrastructure on this beautifull, unspoiled island. They cultivated part of the land growing figs and vegetables. When Tunisia became independent they all left to France giving their houses back to nature. Some of these houses are now used by the National and the police and some fishermen. The rest is inhabitable.

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The path leads to the top of the mountain where once the Italians grew their vegetables.
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There are certainly more turtles than people on this island.
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The path then continues to the north then west side of the island.
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Flowers, grass, rosemary and beautifull little islands everywhere.
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