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Moutains, its culture, traditions, impressive landscapes, different people . . .
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Deserts, mountains, beaches, ruins, old cities...Tunisia has everything
8 Reviews and 235 Opinions We returned 17/7/2011 our kids aged both 8 years thought it was best kids club ever lots for them to...
1 Review and 129 Opinions The Residence is right on the beach near Carthage, with it's own stretch of beach offering various...
3 Reviews and 218 Opinions One of the oldest hotels in Djerba was the first one over the lagoon for years, which could be seen...
alyf1961 Says: Tunisia have local carpet making co-op's where local women make carpets. The carpets can take a year to hand make and the patterns are all done from thier...
alyf1961 Says: I was warned that a couple of scams that happen on the street are that somebody would pick up s coin in front of you a £ or a euro, they would then ask if you...
RIVIERA HOTEL, PORT EL KANTAQUI: COMFORTABLE AND STYLISH
alyf1961 Says: A very comfortable hotel, the staff are very friendly. I went out of season in January. The weather is very mild and most of the time I just wore a...
Du Parc Hotel, Tunis, Tunisia: Affordable Tunisia
wrldtrvlr3341 Says: Hotel Du Parc is located about a 15 minute taxi ride from the airport and a 20 minute walk from the center of downtown. It is located in an area with several...
croisbeauty Says: Borj El K'bir is a castle constructed in 1432 under the Sultan Abu Faris Al Mutawakkill, it is aslo known as Borj El Ghazi Mustapha. The castle was seat of many...
croisbeauty Says: Ksar Hedada (its also used name Hadada) and its ghorfas are most famous from the film "Star Wars: the Phantom Menace" by George Lucas. The shooting was at 1997...
croisbeauty Says: Medenine is extremelly interesting place to visit, especially for those who aren't much familiar with the North African culture and traditions. The Ghorfa which...
croisbeauty Says: Douiret is alike one of those scenes we have seen in the documentary or play movies wich makes us wishing to visit it one day. There are ruins of an old town,...
DAO Says: **A 5 star wonder that somehow only has 4 stars**I ended up here unexpectedly when I booked a 3 day excursion across Tunisia. Absolutely fantastic! You actually...
DAO Says: **A 5 star wonder that somehow only has 4 stars**I ended up here unexpectedly when I booked a 3 day excursion across Tunisia. Absolutely fantastic! You actually...
If Your Not Into Trouble, Then Don't Expect Any.
acommon1 Says: Loved Tunisia. Felt comfortable all over. Also, they have a "TON" of security posted all over the city of Tunis and countryside. Common sense Acommon Travel...
alitouareg67 Says: Day 1: Your driver will pick you up from your Tozeur hotel in the morning. From there you will drive to Nefta, a near-by oasis with a stunning palmeraie. After...
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We visited the Palmerie just outside Tozeur, other towns such as Gabes have them as well. It's basically a forest of palms, but I recommend taking a walk...
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Q: I'm planning to visit Tunisia in November, can anyone suggest a good budget hostels in Tunis, Kairouan and Sousse? I was...
A: The YHA in the souk in Tunis is pretty cool. The problem is getting there. During the day, the souk is packed making it difficult to manage with your backpack. At night,...
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From the other side of the Mediterranean . . .
I've got some interesting experiences in Tunisia. I'd love to share with you the 140 tips I've written, the 341 photos uploaded, and 6 travelogues I've created.
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Nakon apstinencije, koja je trajala više od dvadeset godina, ponovo sam u avionu i letim za Tunis, u nepoznato. Let je bio sasvim ugodan i relativno kratak i za divno cudo sasvim ugodno sam ga...
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Tunisia - From the Mediterranean to the Sahara
I've recently returned from a fantastic trip to Tunisia. We explored Roman ruins, mountain oases, historic medinas, salt lakes, beautiful towns and, most impressive of all, we made it to the edge of...
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I visited Tunisia four times. My first visit was in 1979 and like my visit to Morocco a few years before I liked also this North African country at first sight. So I came back three times in the 90s....
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Tunisia belongs to northern Africa or “Maghreb”. The word Maghreb means in Arab sunset or West, opposed to Machrek, sunrise or East. With Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia, the Maghreb is the Western part...
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