Tunis Hotels - Reviews and Rates

After leaving our camel experience we headed for the mountains-Atlas that is. Had a lovely swim with some local teens; male only of course. On our way up the steep winding road we stopped to pick up a hitch-hiker which is not only acceptable but expected here. He insisted on taking us to meet his family and try so,e dat (dates- Tunisia is known ...

Our tour of Tunisia started with a visit to Carthage; just outside of the capital city of Tunis. Carthage was one of the most powerful cities of the ancient world; founded in 814 B.C. by Phoenician colonizers. Over ensuing years, it was conquered by Romans, Vandals, Byzantines and finally the Arabs, falling into ruins by the 7th century A.D. The...

Llegamos a Africa! Despues de un dia entero en ferry desde Italia finalmente cruzamos el Mediterraneo para empezar nuestro tour islamico. Lamentablemente llegamos en el medio de Ramadan y no habia nada para comer!! Ayuno hasta las 9pm! Ojo despues partusean hasta las 5am y se morfan todo lo que no comieron duarante el dia. La ciudad de Tunez es ...

Sometimes when I am in a different country to the one that I live in, I always ask myself why do we have certain rules. In Holland, you can fill up your car at the servo and buy a slab of beer. Kind of puts a different perspective on filling up. As the louage drove away, we stopped at the servo. The ***** kept his motor running whilst the Izzy l...

That's it. I'm all alone now. Quebecers have all gone back and the real experience of my trip is really beginning. When you're in a protected environment, the advantage is for you to focus on the limited tasks that you have to do, but the experience is limited. Now, all is open, I can go anywhere; when I want, as long as I fulfill my engagements...