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Hotel Itropika Tabarka

Tabarka, Tunisia

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The Gypsy Kid and a Balkan Mess

A travel blog entry by stanfalk

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... he's a highly intelligent and talented kid who's hustles are bound to grow more lucractive, more elaborate, and probably more shady as he gets older. He won't be the funny 11 year old that break dances and smokes forever. It won't likely be a pretty picture ten years on, but every time I think of that kid I won't be able to help wondering what he's up to these days. I'd like to think his talents will go to honest and productive use. They probably ...

Capital of Tunsia- Tunis

A travel blog entry by wyalvin

... I have discovered another perfect beach over here!


Aug 18th

I met a new friend called Khalid in the Medina today, he is a local here, 28 years old with a marketing job in Tunis. He has a basic english speaking level, he started talking to me when i was waiting for Lotus and Steven to get their hanna tattoo, He followed around when i was just randomly wandering around the medina, so i started talking to him and eventually he showed me the ...

TUNISIAAAAA

A travel blog entry by anitajanneen

... making it even later, yet Ahmed and Fadoua were waiting there for me. Ahmed and I took a cab to the bus station where we then took an 1 1/2 van ride to Sousse. We then took another cab to our flat that we were staying in. LONG first day in Tunisia. ...

Woke up this morning and found myself dead...

A travel blog entry by nacrobat

... Zyed finally explained why they had asked me to bring my passport before leaving the house. Because Muslims should not be drinking alcohol on Friday, the alcohol section is in a separate room and two employees guard the entrance not allowing Muslims inside to buy alcohol. I questioned Zyed how do they know if you're Muslim or not, was it written on some piece of ID or something like that? He said no but since 98% of Tunisians are Muslim, with Jews and ...

Dougga, Tabarka, Bulla Reggia & Sbeitla, Wow!

A travel blog entry by bumihills

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... Dougga was known as the city of temples and its existence is thought to date back to the 4th century BC. The ruins were spectacular.

Our first night in the region we spent at a great hotel, the Dar Ismail which is located along a beach with a spectacular view of the Mediterranean.

The following morning we headed south along the western portion of Tunisia. ...