Cocoloco, situated in “Yasmine Hammamet”, is easily the biggest disco in Tunisia and it fills over 4000 in its two floors. There is also a great restaurant that specializes in Mediterranean dishes. It is served up with great music all night long.
Casinos are located in Sousse, Yasmine Hammamet, Tunis and Djerba. Casino Caribe in Sousse and the Cleopatra in Hammamet are the two largest among these. Everything from poker tables, blackjack and roulette, to luxurious restaurants plus bars with live entertainment are present. There is a dress code at this nightclub.
Bizerte is the oldest city in Tunisia, the northernmost city in Africa. Bizerte lies along the Mediterranean coast. Bizerte is the least Tunisian, and the most French, city in Tunisia. Inexpensive to reach, Bizerte is one of the most beautiful holiday destinations. Offering lagoons, extravagant wildlife, beaches and healing sunshine, Bizerte is exotic and lush
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The Kerkennah Islands are nestled in the Gulf of Gabes, off the eastern coast of Tunisia. Offering a step back in time to a simpler day, Kerkennah Islands are perfect for holiday travelers. Kerkennah Location This forgotten paradise is almost untouched by history, save a brief point. During the Roman Empire, Kerkennah and its
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South of Tunisia, the Chaambi Mountain rises spectacularly into the sharp blue sky. Offering visitors ample hiking and climbing opportunities, the Chaambi Mountain is Tunisia’s highest, boasting an elevation of over 1544 meters / 5000 feet. Part of the Atlas Mountains, which snake across Tunisia as well as Morocco and Algeria for over
In the northeastern region of Tunisia, there sits a piece of history, preserved against the odds for thousands of years: the Punic city of Kerkouane. Travelling the world will offer you the opportunity to see different archaeological sites, but discovering an entire Punic city, is something different. Once a thriving Phoenician metropolis, Kerkouane became
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Ain Draham is one of those areas that the person is not going to want to miss when they are visiting Tunisia. They are going to find that this is some of the most picture perfect scenery that the person will ever see. With that being said, what is it that makes people want to
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When one is researching Tunisia and the various places to visit in the country, the usual destinations are the likes of Tunis, Sousse and Hammamet. All of these are incredibly tourist-friendly and will offer attractions at any time of the day, whether it is day or night. Taking this into account, few people are likely
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Located just north of Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, is the town of Sidi Bou Said. The entire town is located on top of a steep cliff, which overlooks the Mediterranean Sea. The view from Sidi Bou Said is absolutely phenomenal, and will continue to amaze you throughout your entire trip. The entire town is
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For those looking for an exotic, fun vacation that won’t break the bank, consider Tunisia. Tunisia is a beautiful country, with a mediocre economy. This means that you can travel there and have a great vacation for much less money than you would spend on a more popular vacation destination. One of the most popular
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History Kairouan is the fourth most holy city of the Muslim faith and as such a major destination for pilgrimage, The history and Mosques in the city and the long history of Kairouan have seen it become a UNESCO World Heritage site. Funded by Arabs in around 670 AD the city quickly became a centre
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You may expect for there to be little left of Phoenician or Punic Carthage after it was destroyed by the Romans, the city was rebuilt by the romans but with some remains of earlier buildings left undisturbed. There is more of Roman Carthage to see though, an important city and capital of the Roman Province
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This charming city in the South West of Tunisia is based around a large Oasis famous for its Palm trees and production of dates, which are exported around the world. The city is a good place to glimpse the Sahara from and take in traditional Tunisian culture including a wide range of architectural styles.
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History Tunis dates from at least the 4th Century BC when Berbers founded the town of Tunes. Tunis is close to Carthage and many visitors to Tunis visit the historic Carthaginian capital’s UNESCO world heritage site. Tunis though was destroyed by the romans at the same time as Carthage and has a lot of history
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What is it? Situated off the coast of Tunisia, Djerba is a beautiful island in the Mediterranean sea. Within easy reach of almost every country in the world (thanks to its great transport links!), Djerba has long been the hidden jewel of the Mediterranean. Jewel is an appropriate title – its sparkling beaches set the
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Perched on the coast of the Mediterranean sea, Sousse is a glistening town on the East Coast of Tunisia, located about 150km south of the capital. With a long history dating back as far as the 11th century, Sousse has huge appeal for tourists. It was founded by the Phoenicians in the 11th century and
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Tunisia is full of many different animals, birds, plants and other forms of wildlife. In fact, there are so many interesting creatures living in the country that wild-life watching is actually a tourist attraction for the North African state. If you are looking for adventure, the opportunities will be endless if you organize a GAP
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