Marhaba Salem Hotel Sousse

So, my wife and I went to Tunisia for a week of holidays at the beach. <br><br>How do I break this kindly to the nice Tunisian people? Vacationing in your country was a ******, ****** experience. There was nothing nice about it. Beaches were filthy, hotels (and their star ratings) were awful, food was downright terrible (what ever made you ...

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... to say the next day when the hangover arrived he vowed he wouldnt be doing that again in a hurry.<br><br>Day 5 we ventured to the local town of Sousse to do a last bit of shopping. We started with such enthusiasm but once the first street vender started trying to lead us into his shop to buy 'genuine designer fake goods' (quite a popular trade in Tunisia I found) the enthusiasm started to wear off. I think we lasted all of an hour before retreating back to the haven that was our ...

... and the major cities are modern and well acquainted with tourist, so Tunisia should be able to provide you with everything you need for a comfortable holiday. However there are some things I would like to address.<br><br>Women: Muslim countries are infamous for their view on woman, however in Tunisia women and men are equal in all legal aspects, however, the culture is a bit different from the one back home, and western women, especially ...

... a total alcohol-free place, but several restaurants we came across only offered beer, nothing stronger! So if you would like a nice glass of wine with your food you might want to check if they serve it before you enter the restaurant, or you might get an unpleasant surprise when you&#8217;re about to order! But if you want wine I would like to recommend Magon, this is a local wine, and quite good, it seems it&#8217;s popular around there, as we were served it several ...

... br><br>- My thoughts on Tunisia (With Sousse and Port el Kantoui as a basis) in general <br><br>- Tips and Thoughts for future visitors<br><br>- Review of restaurants and hotels(mostly) in and around Port el Kantoui and Sousse<br><br>- 2-Day "Sahara"; A round trip of South Tunisia; my blog about the trip<br><br>- Pictures :)

Cette mer, la Méditerranée, qui elle seule connaît la formule magique de redonner la joie de vivre à ceux qui l'ont perdu, de lisser la peau, de rendre les dents blanches. C'est l'endroit ou j'ai senti que le sable gomme mon âme et les vagues nettoient les ordures afin que mon sourire ressurgisse.

... Teachers. We were welcomed into a carpet shop across the road from the Mosque, where we were offered mint tea and mahkroud. Several eager sellers then tried to convince us we really wanted to buy a carpet. I snuck off upstairs to the panoramic terrace to get a lookout over the cemetery and the Mosque. Meanwhile, I was absolutely astonished to find that three ...

Following on from the previous year's week-long stay in Marrakech, the man-made resort town of Port El Kantaoui in Tunisia seemed like a suitable enough destination to 'compare and contrast', and although this place lacked the distinctly unique feel of Marrakech, it did seem as if the tourist infrastructure was firmly in place. Oddly enough, this was the second visit to Tunisia, and a 30-year gap had separated the two trips, so it is fair to say that ...