Hotel le Consul Tunis

... le pro migliori campi da golf della Tunisia, al fine di conseguire alcuni obiettivi di team building e di migliorare il vostro handicap golf <br>Non ci ...

... Golf Academy è un'opportunità per avvicinarsi al gioco del GOLF e del PITCH &amp; PUTT a costi ridottissimi.<br><br><br><br><br><br>Tr ascorrete una ...

... in Dougga and Sbeitla were fantastic. The golden orange colors and extensive sites were really impressive. Along with these the fantastic mosaics from the Roman era, many still in place while others were in the Bardo museum or museums elsewhere we visited, were better than any we have encountered in the past.<br> We traveled along the coastline and then south to the edges of the Sahara desert, where some of our ...

... Capitol and Forum and the sprawling layout of this huge city. It is considered the best preserved Roman city in all of North Africa. We spend several hours wandering through the site, then have lunch and begin the drive back to Tunis.<br><br>Along the way back we stop briefly at the War Cemetery for English lads who died in the Second World War. Heartbreaking to see their ages, and the ...

... then we leave for our Farewell Dinner at the Dar Bel Haj &#8211; another famous restaurant in the medina. It is fantastic to walk the twisting lanes of a medina that is bustling in the daytime and almost totally deserted at night.<br><br>The tour is now officially concluded. Two members leave tomorrow while the rest of us make an optional excursion to the Roman site called Dougga. Stay tuned!

Our tour party is a mixed bunch of Europeans. 6 one eyed aussies, 6 english, a few kiwis and a token Canadian. After a quick meeting we set off to the Metro for our trip to ...

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>

... but maybe only about 70 degrees without a drop of humidity in the air. If you can picture whitewashed buildings with blue shutters you get the idea of what the city is like. It's a great place to just wander around. It's small and compact and life takes place on the streets like so many other places I have been. Withing 25 minutes of landing I was checking in at the front desk and the lady gave me a funny look. An even more serious look came over ...

... and skirts around a giant lake situated to the north east of Tunis city. There are sweeping view to the surrounding countryside - mostly ploughed fields of mud. The housing is made of shacks and farm animals wander around. Saw a chariot being pulled at no great speed by a donkey. Passed through some large towns and were harassed on occasions by wild dogs and even more ...

... very quickly, we set off for Tunis. Now I could bore you even more about the trip, but for 500 K's, we could have listened to the Peter Andre of Arabic music, but luckily, we had the iRivers. Once in Tunis, we grabbed a hotel, and decided to find the walls and have a walk around the medina. We never found them. The French had pulled them down, and all that was left, were a few old gates. Still, as we were there, we went for a brief walk around, before going back to the hotel. First ...