A North African country strategically situated across from Italy and lapped by the Mediterranean waters on the north and east, Tunisia boasts diverse and captivating landscapes, beautiful beaches, and a rich heritage and culture that promise a memorable holiday.
Tunis and Carthage ancient ruins
It is usual for most international visitors arriving in Tunis, the capital, to commence their explorations with the UNESCO Heritage Site of Carthage, as the modern capital is on the same historic land where the ancient Carthage Empire wielded power. They opt for the likes of The Residence Tunis, a serene and beautiful hotel in Tuni Gammarth.
Sidi Bou Said
A picturesque town nestled on a clifftop, Sidi Bou Said captivates visitors with pristine white walls, blue décor, and double doors, adding a touch of character. Take a stroll down the narrow lanes to mingle with tourists and locals, enjoy a look around, and savour a sugar-dusted bambalouni doughnut with pine nut mint tea at Café des Délices.
Sousse
The third-largest city, Sousse, is nestled along the Mediterranean coast and is home to the Medina of Sousse, a UNESCO Heritage Site. Apart from admiring the well-preserved ramparts and fortified walls, a stroll through the vibrant souks provides a sensory immersion into the scent of jasmine, spices, and handmade brass wares.
Djerba
Beautiful Djerba is an island off the southern coast of Tunisia, boasting stunning beaches, clear waters, and tiny coves. Its fortified white mosques, bustling souks, and charming Menzel houses offer an authentic glimpse into unique island heritage.
