Abou Nawas Nejma Hotel Sousse

... people would go to Tunisia to eat pizza? We want some freaking cous-cous, for crying out loud!), everything was falling to pieces and vacationing there was hardly cheap.

I'm sure there's got to be something nice in Tunis, but the area of Sousse where we went to is an absolutely, positively, ghastly, God-forsaken corner of the Earth.

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

... lakes within the golf course, decorated with illuminated fountains and surrounded by a chain of hotels of all categories.

Golf El ...

... to London but having now been there I would reccommend it to everyone.

Originally we were looking for a cheap and cheerful package holiday to either Portugal or the Greek Islands but after checking out the budget we found we could go to these places but it would be a maximum of a 2 star hotel that was self catering. When we saw we could go to Tunisia for the same price in a 4 star hotel all inclusive we knew thats where we would be heading.

We made it to the airport ...

... and the major cities are modern and well acquainted with tourist, so Tunisia should be able to provide you with everything you need for a comfortable holiday. However there are some things I would like to address.

Women: Muslim countries are infamous for their view on woman, however in Tunisia women and men are equal in all legal aspects, however, the culture is a bit different from the one back home, and western women, especially ...

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Now first of I would like to say I’m no food expert… Quite far from actually, and the experiences are very subjective, so others might have totally different views on the matter. So keep in mind this is just my thoughts about the matter. Most of the restaurants are located in Port el Kantoui, a suburb to Sousse.

Le Méditerannée was the only restaurant I had heard about before going to Tunisia, and this charming restaurant quickly became our ...

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- My thoughts on Tunisia (With Sousse and Port el Kantoui as a basis) in general

- Tips and Thoughts for future visitors

- Review of restaurants and hotels(mostly) in and around Port el Kantoui and Sousse

- 2-Day "Sahara"; A round trip of South Tunisia; my blog about the trip

- Pictures :)

... to be very much a contender for North Africa's most pristine-looking street, and the bazaar and market-style shopping which covered a sizeable area provided the right kind of atmosphere for an otherworldly travel experience. Many points of interest can be found along Tunisia's rail network, and one such town which most definitely warranted a visit was the compact, but significant town of El Jem, most famous for its highly attractive ancient ampitheatre ...

... walked. It's not hard, just head for the walls of the medina, and they're pretty ****ing huge. Once in, to get to the hotel, you have to go through the tourist souq. I still don't get it. They only ever speak to me in Italian or Spanish. Today we were from Iceland. Much easier. At the bottom, we went to the same hotel, was given the same room, and then walked out. Next door is the Ribat, which is the old fort. This time, there was nobody there ...

A fortnight in Tunisia. First week was sunbathing in lovely mid twenties of heat, second week was wet and cold coat wearing weather. Some day trips to El Djem and with Mam to Dougga in the Mountains. we had snow and floods on the way home and ...