Carthage Palace Thalassa La Marsa

... restrizioni per l'età o di genere; sui bambini invece sono altamente incoraggiati ad andare in uno sport che crea competenze grande attenzione. E 'importante ...

... http://kantaoui.golftunis ia.net/golf-it.htm<br><br>http://tabark a.golftunisia.net/golf-it.htm<br><br>ht tp://djerba.golftunisia.net/golf-it.htm <br><br ...

... you name it. Tunisia was really wonderful although, while it is a secular Muslim country, is still outwardly very male dominated.<br><br> From Tunisia we flew on to Casablanca, Morocco where we met up with our new group. Food and hotels did not live up to Tunisia but we still were comfortable here. Apparently there is not much to see in Casablanca except for the Royal Palace (which is beautiful), and the Hassan II mosque ...

... with the mountainous landscape of the Cap Bon peninsula in the distance. And on the other side lay the fiercely guarded presidental palace, surrounded by a structure lacking the grandeur of the Great Wall ...

It's funny to haggle with the Tunisians in their markets, but Tunis disappointed me a little... it's dirty, have an strange smell like a mixture of spices and sweat... there just a few places to visit and they are so careless with their highlights... but after that we visited Sidi Busaid, I recommend this place instead of Tunis because of his streets and views<br>

Thursday, May 22, 2008 Arrival / Free Day in Tunis A long transit ends with my arrival in Tunis at 1am this morning. I get to my hotel at 2am, and go right to bed, but have difficulty falling asleep. I get up for breakfast at 9:30, but go back to sleep again for a couple of hours. This afternoon I determine to get outside and see some of the city, even though nobody else from the group is here yet. Just a ...

... can take some more time and drive to a nice recommended restaurant with national specialitites, lunch options are often very limited and, believe me or not, local gastronomy is not often so great. But there is no other choice. Interesting is that coming back to Brussels I was just dreaming of going downtown and having a local kebab with a can of Lipton ice tea. Or a real Italian pizza. Does not really matter what - just something different;-)

... which incidentally looks a LOT like a town in the Greek Isles), stopped at a shopping mall, and managed to get lost a few times driving in downtown Tunis. Unfortunately due to flight schedules, we have less than 48 hours to spend in this wonderful country. I know we will definitely come back here again; the beaches, historical sites, great hotels, and warm people have managed to enchant us! Tomorrow we are going to visit the Bardo Museum in ...

... are traveling 2nd class back to Tunis. Boys pry the train car door open and scale its side, outside. They jump off the car onto the platform at the next stop. Other boys get on. This one swings from the bar by the open door. Great. That's all I want to see is some kid die if he falls out of the moving car. We are too tired even to go out for food tonight so we eat our grocery purchases. Tomorrow we head for Sousse by train, providing my legs will get me to the station on time.