Princes Yalla's Villa SILIN (LEPTIS MAGNA) (Al-Khoms)
Libya /
al-Marqab /
al-Hums /
Al-Khoms
World
/ Libya
/ al-Marqab
/ al-Hums
, 11 km from center (الخمس)
World / Libya
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A very ancint villa , belongs to a roman princes called "yala",
a fantastic and wonderfull to visit, spirtual and magical place facing the mediterranian, see the photos on www.flickr.com/photos/82822788@N00/713993533/.
....Dahhaka Lover....
SILIN (LEPTIS MAGNA) LIBYA
The villas of Silin are part of a group of seaside residences built on the coast by the rich ship owners of Leptis Magna. At the beginning of the second cent. A.D., the Roman rulers, trying to make a better harbor, succeeded only in silting it up. Thus the Leptitans were forced to abandon their town and look around the coast to find better mooring sites. As the Phoenicians always did, they were looking for places where their boats could stay alee from the winds and as the coast was endowed by high and rocky promontories with at both their sides “marse”, (arab word for sandy beaches) here was the ideal site to set there their maritime commerces. The sea was low but also fully charged their flat and large “oneraria” ships would never draw more than one or, at the most, for the larger boats a meter and half
a fantastic and wonderfull to visit, spirtual and magical place facing the mediterranian, see the photos on www.flickr.com/photos/82822788@N00/713993533/.
....Dahhaka Lover....
SILIN (LEPTIS MAGNA) LIBYA
The villas of Silin are part of a group of seaside residences built on the coast by the rich ship owners of Leptis Magna. At the beginning of the second cent. A.D., the Roman rulers, trying to make a better harbor, succeeded only in silting it up. Thus the Leptitans were forced to abandon their town and look around the coast to find better mooring sites. As the Phoenicians always did, they were looking for places where their boats could stay alee from the winds and as the coast was endowed by high and rocky promontories with at both their sides “marse”, (arab word for sandy beaches) here was the ideal site to set there their maritime commerces. The sea was low but also fully charged their flat and large “oneraria” ships would never draw more than one or, at the most, for the larger boats a meter and half
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 32°42'34"N 14°10'41"E
- الطريق الى عين الشرشارة 59 km
- Olive Valley وادي الزيتون 65 km
- شرفة الملاحة وجامع القريو 88 km
- Roman Places منطقة القصور 98 km
- TRIPOLI PARK CITY PROJECT 99 km
- Ħal Safi 349 km
- Dingli Cliffs 352 km
- The Three Cities COTONERA 356 km
- Grand Harbour 357 km
- Comino Island 369 km
- طريق الشوله 0.4 km
- الضحاكه The Laughter 0.7 km
- spearfishing spot , 1.1 km
- the Golden Beach Yala Beach 2.2 km
- شط جبرون Jabroun Beach 2.3 km
- قرية العبابدة بسيلين 3.4 km
- Swania Beach 4.5 km
- olympic village 6.8 km
- أرض ناصر الجمل 10 km
- شاطئ غنيمة 12 km