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4 Stars - 3 Opinions
Hammamet
Tunisia, Hammamet, Medina, a door
My car for 3 days
Rob and Friend
Most of the Tunisian women wont allowed you to take the picture, even if you ask it in polite way. I am not sure about, but it seems to me they have a kind of superstition about. I have tried to take the picture furtively, but she noticed what I was doing and the result is this very beautiful picture, one of the most dear to me I made in Tunisia.
It is very easy to do a day trip from here to &l[http://members.virtualtourist.com/m/e0453/224b87/]Tunis and very well worth it too. There really weren't many tourists in Tunis which was very refreshing and it is a very interesting place. I thoroughly recommend it.
When you walk through the French gates it is more than possible that you may get people trying to be your unofficial tour guide. We did, we actually used him and it cost us 2 extremely cheap tenny tiny perfumes one of which was a lime oil - a drop in hot water and my sinuses were gone... so for us it turned out to be a smart move. However, there were a couple of monets when I thought we were getting lost in the medina and I wondered....
Best thing is to make out you know what you are doing - do not hesitate for a split second because their keen eyes are trained to spot that!!
We went to Hammamet on Easter Holidays. The weather was not hot, but mild enough for some nice wals by the beach.
So instead of swimming, we went to a nice trip till Tozeur (desert), Kairouan (holy city) and El Djem (roman amphitheatre).
And some day trips to nearbt Tunis and Carthago.
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Address: B.P. 296 - Yasmine Hammamet, Hammamet, 8050, Tunisia
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