Hill Diar 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. <br><br>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.<br>

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... in once peice after having set out from Milton Keynes at 2 in the morning. When we finally arrived into Monastir airport in Tunisia it was like stepping into a heatwave. We had gone from wet miserable and grey weather in London to clear blue skies and a temperature between 35 and 40 degrees. It was exactly what the doctor had ordered.<br><br>On our transfer to our hotel we got a feel for the real Tunisia, there were hundreds of work sites that had been started and left to decay...very ...

... Act composed and nonchalant, don&#8217;t look to attached to an item. When they give you the price you should look a bit surprised and then stating the price is way too high, you should think about what you&#8217;re then willing to pay, and offer a new price, a bit under what you want to end up at. If you feel the negotiations aren&#8217;t going your way you could try to move towards the exit, claiming you don&#8217;t want it at that price ...

... offer a varied menu, with both international and local food, Local food often consists of couscous and meat (often chicken or lamb), brik is another course consisting of thin pastry around a filling. Most restaurants give you free appetizers before the meal , they often consist of bread and small dishes such as harissa (a red hot sauce, making you feel like your mouth burning), Tunisian salad, butter and more.<br><br>The Restaurants in Port el Kantaoui are marked on the map. <br>

... 8217;t be the last, the people is friendly, everything is ridiculously cheap, and the weather is as promised great! As I think back on our weeks there now, I think this was one of the best holidays I&#8217;ve ever had, so I would like to share my experiences with you in this blog-series, and I would like to address these ...

... 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 ...

... driver asked us if we wanted to get out at the Gare or Centre Ville, all said in French, but the way I looked at it, I told him that he should drop us off at our hotel, considering the price we paid. Now, he could not understand English, and my French is very limited, so he kicked us out at one of the gates. We turned around, and there was the hotel that we wanted. Once checked in, we went back in through the walls, to walk around the Medina. It was also ******* with ...