Renaissance Tunis Hotel
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Day 11
Today, we are leaving Fez. We woke up to a greeting from the Shaikh, he wished us a safe journey. Around an hour into our journey from Fez to Marrakesh, we passed a rotting camel carcass. Half an hour after, we stopped to rest. The stop had a shop that consisted ...
The Med - along the North African coast
... that the boxes for individual ports can be accessed when required and so the list continues. The port itself has to be totally organised and the system of ‘picking’ the right box to be loaded at the right time, in the right space on the ship makes my head spin.
At this point I am going to stop. I doubt there are too many readers who have stayed with me thus far, but my mind has moved from a ...
Woke up this morning and found myself dead...
... I went in and they allowed Zyed to accompany me inside but only I could actually carry the booze. We choose two bottles of Tunisian red wine (which turned out to be quite nice - __ and ____ ) and left. A few minutes later I realized I had forgotten to buy some beers and a bottle of white wine for Zarine so I had to return to the great room. Just outside lurked a few guys and one asked me something but I wasn't really sure what he was asking. Later I realized ...
The Ramadan Special
... Built in the 18th century as a Tunisian mansion, it's been in the same family for over one hundred years and the current heirs have opened it up to the public for the modest entry fee of three dinari. They have laminated sheets in different languages that explain what each room is, and little displays about Tunisian celebrations. The prayer room was opened, which was really interesting, and the upper part of the terrace has a 360 degree view of Sidi Bou Said, Carthage and ...
Tunis and Carthage
... with GPS and said you took us all the way around a lake so that you could charge us more. He asked the taxi driver to go talk to the police with us and he took off like a bat out of hell. The hostel was definitely unique. All the walls were tiled and I haven't seen that before. Each had their own design. We took a taxi to the Bardo museum, which was a museum about ten minutes away. It was a pretty ordinary museum, but with an Arabic ...
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