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by sarchives

North Africa's smallest country is a frequent destination of European tourists, who gracefully stay in a small number of resort ghettos along the coast near the capital city of Tunis and the well-trodden coastal town of Sousse. Outside of these high-traffic areas are the beginnings of the Sahara Desert in the south and a good beginner's point for dune-crashing, sand surfing, and hanging out with Berber families. Tataouine, Tozeur, and Kairouan are picturesque towns on the edge of the desert. Tunis is a pleasant town, neither too big nor too sprawling, that is reasonably safe thanks to the somewhat stifling atmosphere created by President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, who has ruled since 1987 and seems to keep the country on good terms with the many foreign visitors, as their business means so much to the country's economy. Near Tunis, suburbs such as Sidi Bou Said and Carthage offer sites worth visiting. Other big cities near the coast are Djerba, near the Libyan border, and Bizerte, near the northernmost tip of the country, which have well-maintained central markets (called medinas) and a few forts nearby. Both retain a pleasant North African charm and are easy to get around in. Train connections are excellent, but if that's not fast enough there are plenty of "louage" minibuses that run between towns in half the time.
Tunisia travel guide by sarchives
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sight Ksar Ghilane
in Tunisia
A tiny oasis and an ancient fort in the expanses of the desert. A Palmenoase in the vastness of the Sahara, where sand and Kieswüste meet between high dunes, walls of a Roman fortress, the stranger at a...
sight Ksar Ouled Soltane
in Tunisia
As a memory castle, and serves this market partly Ksar today. Again, this memory castle 23 miles south of Tataouine, the parts still in the 15th Century, is well preserved, it was the end of the 1990s r...
Tunisia Trip created by guest on 2009-10-10 12:34:33
Trip to Tunisia perhaps for 5 days...
Welcome to Tunisia,the land of the tradional hospitality and old civilisations. Tunisia is one of the leading touristic destination in the south part of the Mediterranean. It's a multing pot of different ancient civilisations which left a tremendous cultural leg such as the well preserved archeological sites(The must see) and the brace of ethnies. It's a safe country in all means and offer a variety of good hotel accomodations,the possibilies for discovery and relaxation which fit all budgets and meet the new holiday's makers demands. The mild weather is wonderful in most part the year. Being very close to Europe,can be also combined with another country for the guest coming from Northern America or the far east. Ben Jebara M. Tahar Tourism & Travel consultant Professional tour guide.
2009-07-14 / / report abuse
News about Tunisia from the twitter community...




Strong Sporadic-E opening on FM - Spain and Tunisia with RDS, Algeria can also be heard.
2009-06-11

@thoughtcloud I ate horse meat 1st time 1998 in Tunisia. Was quite yummy. So when I was a student in Ljubljana, I went to Hot Horse.
2009-06-11


If you're interested in a non-paid internship at UNDP Tunisia go here http://bit.ly/ExyqG
2009-06-10

rb @darcysharman , dhafer youssef, yabay, from tunisia ♫ http://blip.fm/~7yw0h
2009-06-10
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