An amazing experience! Located west of Tripoli, be warned that this short trip will likely take a couple of hours due to the insanely horrible driving you're destined to find here. Don't be scared, just close your eyes and hold on. Explored Sabratha with my husband and his family, who had been there many times (they're from the area). It... More

I had the opportunity to visit the Roman Ruins of Sabratha not too long ago, and it was spectacular!! Despite all that has gone on in Libya this past year, the ruins seems to be untouched and were an incredible sight to see. They are located just to the west of Tripoli on the coastline of the Mediterranean Sea. The... More

I have visited Sabratha twice. It was first time in December 2010 and after that on February 2011. Sabratha is old Roman city with interesting history. In that place located one of the first official christian cathedral in Roman impery after legalization of christianity. Also, exists beautiful baptize font, theatre, temples, punic tomb and arena. Note: Arena located outside of... More

The golden stone and the blue sea and sky make this a beautiful place to visit, It was also much less crowded than Leptus Magna. The theatre which was reconstructed by the Italians when Lybia was an Italian colony is very impressive. Its design is the same as the Dome in London, with a central amphitheatre surrounded by shops.

I went to Sabratha on Dec 2009, it was a great experience for me and my friends. We came from Jakarta (Indonesia) to Tripoli for an assignment, We could finished our work earlier so we decided to visit Sabratha to find one of a Roman site in the North Africa. We were amazed with the view, made us suddenly imagine... More

If you enjoy Roman antiquities and mosaics then you won`t be disappointed with a visit to Sabratha and Leptis Magna .