Solymar Tunis

Soliman Plage Tunis, 08020, Tunisia

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Carthage

A travel blog entry by nacrobat

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I was really feeling it in my legs three days ago. Visiting Carthage is pretty tiring, especially when you're a CAB (Cheap Ass Backpacker) and refuse to take an actual cab.

I was pretty excited, I was going to visit Carthage While I had heard of this great ancient city, I admit to not knowing that much about it apart from it being the scene of epic battles between the Carthaginians and the Romans and that after the last war, Carthage finally fell ...

Africa, Tunisian Style

A travel blog entry by sachanicole

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... again before entering the county).

But speaking of weather, apparently, we arrived in Tunis just in time since a few days earlier it had “rained dirt” according to Nate. This explained the excessively dirty cars in the parking lot. So, with no dirt clouds in the sky, we headed out for lunch. Nate took us for our first Tunisian delicacy, the maqloub, which is sandwich with meat, a bunch of veggies and a hummus-like chili paste ...

What would Brad Pitt do?

A travel blog entry by mtinot

... involved me (us) driving through down town Tunis to get there. Enter the wonderful owner of our hotel and M Ali our driver.  This was fabulous.  The kids and I in the back seat, windows down, completely relaxed.  I got to appreciate the city much more than if I had been in the driver's seat trying not to run over anything.  We passed through the outskirts of Tunis which looks like any movie you've ever seen of ...

Civitavecchia to Tunis by Ferry

A travel blog entry by london_to_ct

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Day 5 & 6

On the 4th of July we left Ladispoli for Civitavecchia to catch our ferry to Tunisia. We made a stop off along the way to grab some lunch where Chezzy, for some obscure reason, ran off to the beach to collect some sea sand. This puzzled us all, and he came back looking proud of himself and expecting lunch to be ready. Unfortunately the language barrier had got the best of us again and we couldn't communicate to order.

So we left hungry to book ...

Tunis, Tunisia

A travel blog entry by danharriet

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... times it was even the location of the slave trade that existed here in Tunis. We went into one store and climbed several stories of narrow winding stairs that led up to the third floor and a rug merchant that proceeded to bring out carpets after carpets for us to view and hopefully buy. We were thankful that our guide was familiar with the medina and capable of directing us thru the maze of stores and alleyways.

We had one more stop before heading out ...

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