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What holidays and festivals celebrated in Tunisia?
Festivals in Tunisia One of the most important parts of the Tunisian culture is the numerous Festivals that take place across the country throughout the year. The lively nature of the people of Tunisia is reflected through their celebration... Read More »
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What to take on holiday to Tunisia?
tunisia is very westernised, and you can wear what you wish full vail or not, either way you will go unnoticed it is quite warm there this time of year, can get a little chilly on a night depending what you are used to enjoy yhe people are ... Read More »
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How is tunisia as a holiday destination for christmas?
Tunisia is wonderful! I'm an American who moved to Tunisia 6 years ago and I love it. Weather wise, it'll be cool and a little rainy, but don't let that distract you. There are many things that you are able to do during this time that you a... Read More »
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Hi I'm just back from tunisia and I know it cost us roughly 500pp but that was flights aswell and we were all inclusive at the riviera which was great! Its currently 2dt to £1 so you don't need that much as prices are resonable.
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i would say sousse!! it is close to a few well known places like monastir (where the airport is) nice town also, skanes and port el kantoui and everything you need is on your door step, the beach (water sports), restaurants, shops Medina, k...
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both of these countries are great you should try them both start with Monastir, awesome place and turkey, Bodrum, wow tuff choice, but i'll say tunisia the cost side; Monastir, Sousse and up to the north, Hammamet and Nabeul u wont regret
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It's not for certain just now when people will be able to start travelling to Tunisia again. I'm not sure where you are from but assuming Britain and booked with Thomas Cook, as far as I know, if you can't go due to this then you will eithe...
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I personally would pick July. August has slightly higher temperatures, and more humidity. It makes taking day trips more difficult, and doing outside adventures more stifling. The Sea is also at it's highest temperature during this month. B...
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in 1 word DEFINETLY i have been there 3 times and going back in 9 weeks for 2 weeks cant wait staying at the thalassa village in skanes lovely hotel with 3 pools (1 indoor 2 outdoor) entertainment all day all inclusive and last but definetl...
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If you go to either I hope you are travelling with someone else as you will get harrassed quite a bit as a lady on your own dressed in western clothes. Egypt has the more renowned sites but can be disappointingly frustrating. The Pyramids f...
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