El Hana Beach Sousse

So, my wife and I went to Tunisia for a week of holidays at the beach. <br><br>How do I break this kindly to the nice Tunisian people? Vacationing in your country was a ******, ****** experience. There was nothing nice about it. Beaches were filthy, hotels (and their star ratings) were awful, food was downright terrible (what ever made you ...

... the best relaxation get a way.<br>Its panoramic terrace, overlooking the entire course and its impregnable view is the perfect place to savour some Mediterranean cuisine.<br ...

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... and very depressing to look at but I guess if you dont have the finances u cant continue building. I also thought it was rather amusing when our guide told us how the country was great for woman as of mid last year they had banished polygamy....joy...yay for us.<br><br>I almost had a heart attack when I arrived at our hotel. I had resigned myself to the fact that a Tunisian 4 Star hotel was probably the equivalent of a UK 2 star but man was I thankfully wrong. The hotel was to die ...

... and low cut tanktops might be better left to the beach, though we did see people wearing this as well. But you should know if you want to use VERY revealing clothes, it will attract much attention, and might give off the wrong signals! We were wearing normal clothes though, so this shouldn&#8217;t present itself as a problem! <br><br>Shopping: There are many shopping opportunities in Tunisia, you can find almost anything in the bazaars ...

... bad to say about this restaurant, and as I said before the prices are more or less the same as the rest of Port el Kantoui and as this is a tourist destination they are a bit higher than for example Sousse, but still reasonable. <br><br>Restaurant L&#8217;escale is located in a "side street" by the harbor, we actually came across the restaurant by accident on our way to Le Méditerannée, but we decided to try this new place instead. This was also located in a quiet ...

... as I have just completed! It took us about 18 hours to get home, safe to say I&#8217;m a bit tired. And I always look forward to sharing my experiences with my friends and family, and now; also with you! <br><br>First of I want to start off by saying I had a great time, this was my first trip to Tunisia, but it certainly ...

Cette mer, la Méditerranée, qui elle seule connaît la formule magique de redonner la joie de vivre à ceux qui l'ont perdu, de lisser la peau, de rendre les dents blanches. C'est l'endroit ou j'ai senti que le sable gomme mon âme et les vagues nettoient les ordures afin que mon sourire ressurgisse.

Following on from the previous year's week-long stay in Marrakech, the man-made resort town of Port El Kantaoui in Tunisia seemed like a suitable enough destination to 'compare and contrast', and although this place lacked the distinctly unique feel of Marrakech, it did seem as if the tourist infrastructure was firmly in place. Oddly enough, this was the second visit to Tunisia, and a 30-year gap had separated the two trips, so it is fair to say that ...

Arriving at Kairouan, was different. For the first time, we saw tourists. But before we got there, we had a monumental journey in a louage !!!! What should have been easy, turned out to be slightly hard. Basically, from Sbeitla, there is a straight line to Kairouan, but as it was getting late in the afternoon, all louages were going to Sousse, and they would only take us if we paid for the full journey through to Sousse. So, we did. As we were approaching the town ...