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El Mehdi Mahdia

Zone Touristique Mahdia, 5100, Tunisia

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelEl Mehdi Mahdia

HOT WEATHER AND NAKED CHILD

A travel blog entry by dgk

UK leg continued to be excellent. We bombed around London town all day taking in the Palace,London Eye, pubs etc. Seems like ages ago. Donny Brasco, Garys bud from NATS came in to see us, more pubs. Not having any problems drying out in Tunisia with the Muslem thing going on. You can buy booze in the mid to expensive restaurants but we are on a …

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Second Day

A travel blog entry by susanne.weber

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... Wasser und natürlich Muscheln (einige habe ich für
Sanja gesammelt).
Mahdia ist ein kleines Städtchen mit
hübschen Ecken. Am Cap Afrique kann man das Meer beobachten oder
einfach nur sitzen und ihm lauschen.
Es war ein schöner Tag und nun tun uns
die Füße weh, da wir die Strecke auch wieder zurückgelaufen sind
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First Day

A travel blog entry by susanne.weber

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... br> Der Flieger ging pünktlich mit Zwischenstopp auf Djerba. Hier stiegen alle aus, die Djerba gebucht hatten und die anderen warteten (die, die zusteigen wollten draußen im Bus und wir, die weiter wollten drinnen im Flieger). Etwas später kam die Nachricht, dass 6(!) Passagiere weg seien,sie sind einfach ausgestiegen und diese sechs wollten nun auch nicht mehr weiterfliegen. Problem: Gepäck, das mußte nun raus aus dem Flieger. Also fröhliches ...

Dropping Tatouine

A travel blog entry by mtinot

... a good hotel we had booked and it had an Avis dealer. We headed there to Mahdia to get a replacement car. This turned out to be a better thing to do since we were risking being in a region down south which had us starting to see gas sellers on the side of the road with very few gas stations. The eating options were turning into road side stalls where the owner would slaughter ...

Trip to El Jem and Sousse

A travel blog entry by justine28

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... All in all found it quite impressive and in great contrast to the sleepy town at its feet; however have to admit the one in Rome is still my number one even though it's been more than 15 years since my last visit in The Eternal City.

On our way back asked the driver to drop us off in Sousse to check out another Unesco World Heritage site - the Medina, which is the old, historic part of the city. Made a bit of research on it before visiting and decided not ...

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