Thalassa Mahdia

... trous) et le Yasmine (parcours de 18 Trous), et met à la disposition de golfeurs une navette gratuite pour faciliter l'accès aux activités de golf.
Mahdia, Al Mahdīyah, Tunisia transportnavett

... Real Golf Travel vous assure également la réservation de vos Green Fee et met à la disposition de golfeurs deux complexes de haut niveau ...

... necessary without losing the fun part of it, after all this is a sport and a great relaxation opportunity..Moving to the next step on your own should not be too difficult ...

... in a taxi for Gatwick early (5 AM) on 17th. Spent 2 hours with the locals ( no chickens) on a hot train to Mahdia. K wanted beach immediately... The village is very quaint with several layers of history including invasions by Romans and Turks. The 5 time a day call to prayer has become normal very quickly and the people are warm.
K is adjusting very well ...

... that we ended up spending a significant amount of time in these seats, we actually picked quite wisely, opposite the stairs at the back, so we had quite a large viewing window, and could always get off first at the ...

... v*n in the process, which spurned * l*rge *rgument over insur*nce etc... me*nwhile sever*l of our quintessenti*lly British p*ssengers were enjoying the opportunity to h*ve * thoroughly good mo*n *bout how much of * sh*mbles it *ll w*s, *nd how the pl*ce w*s * dump *nd they didn't w*nt to be here *nyw*y, bl*h bl*h bl******h bl*h. Reg*rdless of these shen*****ns, *round 2 hrs l*ter, we h*d m*de it to H*mm*met, re*dy to investig*te more of North Afric*! :)

... d'etoiles 3. la bouffe est géniale dans les "boui-boui" locaux et dans le desert, mais horrible dans les restos et hotels car la bouffe y est non traditionnelle et faite au gout des Allemands 4. l'ile de Djerba est superbe pour le repos 5. le train est un bon moyen de transport - les horaires y sont davantage respecte que si vous prenez un louage

... made our flight, and he then carried our luggage all the way to the louage, and ordered our tickets for us! Such wonderful help, when Paul Eric wasn't feeling too well. In addition, he was able to tell us that we could get a louage directly to the airport from Sousse. Great! Changing at Sousse, we took the short journey to the airport, which dropped us off on the road nearby, just a few metres to walk to the entrance. We had plenty of time at the ...

Up at 5am and after 1 hour and 30 minutes worth of travelling we arrived at El Djem. It has the 3rd largest ampitheatre in the world seating more than 30,000 people. The place is very atmospheric and you can actually see the claw marks of the wild animals in the walls of the dungeons. It was built between AD230 and 238. It measures 149m ...

... it was all done with a smile :) Like the charming man who tried to sell me a moth eaten jumper for roughly AU$100. Another minor hiccup on the way home - even though the plane was 3 hours late, they still didn't manage to get my luggage on it. So i ended up standing at the baggage carousel in Barcelona at 4am with that horrible sinking feeling as my luggage failed to make an appearance, But it is home now, brief stopovers in Casablanca and Madrid, and me and my carpet have been reunited :)