Rue Dag Hammarskjoeld, Hammamet, 8039, Tunisia
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Hammemet, Tunisia, Sunset
Street in Hammamet.
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can anyone tell me what the hotel bel air is like. i am due to visit there in aug for 2 weeks with my 5 children would appreciate also any ideas on where i could take them places to go and see
I have not been but i am going there in aug with five teen age children on my own we travel on the 21st if you would like to email me for a chat at janesargeson@hotmail.com it would be nice to see you there. i have been on holiday uncovered and the reports seen to be good see you jane x x x x
Wherever you'll go people will offer you a cup of tea and this is consider as an offense to refuse so always accept it. And if you don't like tea just act like you were drinking it.
I sometimes had 3 teas within few hours so I developed this trick.
I first espied the Hammamet Nupty Train whilst we were travelling from the airport to our hotel. I thought "good grief, this is dreadful!"
2 weeks later and we were on a mission to get on that Numpty Train... and very fond memories of our first Numpty Train ride have I !
It was for our children (obviously!) that we went on it.
We were the only passengers and Andre Aggasi (the driver looked like a certain seeded tennis player) stuck his foot hard down on the gas (I don't know what speed these Numpty Trains reach when flat out, but it was definitely faster than the cyclists... actually to be fair it had a bit more Va Va Voom than one would have anticipated!). Careless of the potholes we zoomed up and down the streets of Hammamet and then we reached the roundabout - round and around and around...and around and around... and then around at least a few more times (possibly for luck?). Glory Days!!!!
Kids LOVED it.
You don't see any sights - it just collects from hotels and goes to town and then the same in reverse!
It's real name is "La Petit Train de Hammamet"
the best beaches in hammamet
where you can relax in the very good hotels with very reasonable prices,and good entretainment for every one.
meditrranian climat,very worm and freindly people.
the old town where you get the souvenirs,and a large choise of restaurants tunisian,italian,frensh and many more.
dont forget the desert in the south of tunisia every thing is perfect there
you will never forget that holiday.
over3.7 million tourist visits tunisia every year.
and many more to discover in the other part of tunisia and the sahel over1300 kilometres around the see and beaches...........................
its grate tunisia....you will deffenetly come again.
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Q: climate "I am going to asmine Hammamet for 1 week on the 26th November. Can anyone advise me Linda and partner Mark what the weather is..."
A: "See link below for weather in Hammamet in November: http://www.alloftunisia.com/meteo/weather-in-hammamet-tunisia.htm"
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Address: Rue Dag Hammarskjoeld, Hammamet, 8039, Tunisia
