Hotel Shalimar
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Travel Blogs from Hammamet
Day 1 Hammamet
... door. A very lovely place to stay.
We decided to explore our new surroundings and ended up at the beach. My toes were greeted by fairly cold water - I won't be swimming in it this week. A man lead his camel along the beach, hoping to relieve tourists of a few dinars - however we didn't take photos of his furry friend. There are no wild camels in Tunisia, they are all owned by someone.
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Medina(s)
... with a perfect plan to Sousse to stay thee for a night then travel to Hammamet the followng day. We packed out bags in 5 minutes and set off to Sousse by a mini bus.
Sousse is a city where it is famous for tourist, same as the other cities such as Sfax, Monastir and Hammamet, it has its own Medina as well, we had already been there 3 days before went on this trip, but we love this city and we didn't have enough time ...
"Market research with locals in a local market"
... etc etc etc etc. Purely Tunisian people prior to tourists arrival local families on there way to work/school. The fish photos were surreal in the sense that i helped them unload and push to local market.
I go back/side streets off the beaten track sometimes scary but needless to say it adds to the photos! The ones with the cuddly lambs in i hated because after i took them, they were slaughtered, obviously i didn't ...
Cea mai frumoasa
... care s-a spus ca ar fi fost homosexual, ca si-ar fi ucis sotia intr-un acces de nebunie sau ca ar fi fost un agent al spionajului francez, era frecventat de personalitati ca Churchill, Marlaux sau Andre Gide pe care ii gazduia in somptuoasa sa resedinta. La finalul razboiului mondial resedinta va fi rechizitionata devenind cartier general pentru diviziile lui Rommel iar dupa ...
Into Africa!
... bit of time, as was a bit mazey and had nice views. Enjoyed it in here.
Taxi (15DN) to Sousse. We wouldnt normally get taxis like this, but with four of us it was an easy option. Medina in Sousse was much bigger than in Monastir and walls on outside were impressive. Ribat was less interesting though, but still good views across to the Kasbah and ocean. Had lunch in a small cafe, just inside walls on far side ...