Vincci Kantaoui Centre 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 ...

... and has been a definite stop on many European golfers. This championship course was the venue of several international Pro-Am.<br> After a long day of golf, the club house ...

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... to London but having now been there I would reccommend it to everyone. <br><br>Originally we were looking for a cheap and cheerful package holiday to either Portugal or the Greek Islands but after checking out the budget we found we could go to these places but it would be a maximum of a 2 star hotel that was self catering. When we saw we could go to Tunisia for the same price in a 4 star hotel all inclusive we knew thats where we would be heading. <br><br>We made it to the airport ...

... the availability of alcohol is restricted, and you might encounter restaurants that don&#8217;t offer alcohol. We never experienced a total alcohol-free place, but several restaurants we came across didn&#8217;t serve anything stronger than beer. 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 ...

... It is also cheaper than imported wines!<br><br>Another consequence of the states religion is that you won&#8217;t find any pork in the menus or in the supermarkets. Islam considers pig to be an unclean animal, so Muslims don&#8217;t eat it, and won&#8217;t sell/serve it to foreigners either, there simply isn&#8217;t any! So are you addicted to morning bacon you should pack it in your suitcase before you go, for you won&#8217;t find any once you arrive in Tunisia ...

... as I have just completed! It took us about 18 hours to get home, safe to say I&#8217;m a bit tired. And I always look forward to sharing my experiences with my friends and family, and now; also with you! <br><br>First of I want to start off by saying I had a great time, this was my first trip to Tunisia, but it certainly ...

... to be very much a contender for North Africa's most pristine-looking street, and the bazaar and market-style shopping which covered a sizeable area provided the right kind of atmosphere for an otherworldly travel experience. Many points of interest can be found along Tunisia's rail network, and one such town which most definitely warranted a visit was the compact, but significant town of El Jem, most famous for its highly attractive ancient ampitheatre ...

... in the country. As Kairouan was where Islam first took hold in Tunisia, this makes it special. Some people say that if you visit Kaitouan seven times, it is the equivalent of going to Mecca for the Haj, and as I will never have the chance to do this, I have to come back another five times. Inside is a massive courtyard, smaller than the Badhashi in Lahore, and no ablution pits. The minaret is way tall, but the worst part in Izzyville is they don't let you into where the prays ...

... dirty though. - separate mens and ladies showers. Wasn't great last time either. - communal loo - which has seen far better days - great location, right next to the Great Mosque and near the Ribat - very little english spoken - staff so-so - sorry, forgot to take interior shots