Olivia Marsh

Olivia Marsh - Author - Professional chef and Travel enthusiast.
Culinary Institute of America (CIA) graduate. Chef Marsh has traveled the globe from France, Italy, Germany to China, Thailand, India, Tunisia and more.
Olivia lived in Tunisia for almost 10 years now.
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Kelibia: View from the fort.

Kelibia 2026 Travel Guide: Best Beaches, Fort Views, and a Simple 2-Day Plan

Kelibia is Cap Bon’s easy beach base – clear water, soft sand, and a dramatic hilltop fort that is actually worth the climb. It works best if you want beach mornings, a simple fort-and-port loop in the afternoon, and one history day trip (Kerkouane) without turning your trip into a long transit grind. Kelibia is […]

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El Jem, Mahdia, Tunisia

El Jem Amphitheater 2026 Guide: Tickets, Hours, What to See, and How Long to Spend

The Roman site of El Jem is one of Tunisia’s main tourist attractions. This gigantic 3rd-century amphitheater, built in the Roman town of Thysdrus, is famed for its sheer magnitude, accommodating up to 35,000 spectators and second only to the Colosseum in Rome. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most

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Bab Bhar, Tunis

Where to Stay in Tunis in 2026: Best Hotels in Lac, Gammarth, Central Tunis and Sidi Bou Said

Visitors to the Tunisian capital of Tunis are greeted by a sensory experience of a vibrant Islamic city, whose culture is woven into its ancient history and tradition. Choosing the right hotel for your stay is key to a successful visit to this North African city, divided into four distinct zones, each offering different vibes

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Makroudh of Kairouan

Three Classic Tunisian Desserts You Must Try On Your Next Trip

Tunisians make delicious puddings on special occasions every year. There are three you should try. These three desserts cover Tunisia’s sweetest trio of tradition, heritage and street comfort. Buy Smart As A Tourist Go where locals queue high turnover usually means fresher sweets. Ask what’s made today especially for Maqroud drenched in warm honey. Skip

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Best Outdoor Activities in Tunisia

Looking for Adventure in Tunisia? Here Are Some of the Best Outdoor Activities

If you’re someone who likes to stay inside and simply just enjoy a view, this may not be for you. If you’re looking for a little adventure, however, then look no further. Tunisia has you covered. This northern African country is famous for its potential for adventure. Cave exploring, rock climbing, scuba diving; the list

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olive oil and olives

All About Tunisian Olive Oil

Olive oil farming dates back to the 8th century in Tunisia. The olive oil tree was first brought to North Africa by the Phoenicians. When proto-Greeks lived in the Greek peninsula, this type of farming was in full force in North Africa. Olive producers soon saw their product flourish, which brought many great advantages to

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