Tourists are regaining confidence in Tunisia as a potential holiday destination for the 2011 season. Only a handful of overly cautious airlines and cruise companies are omitting the ever popular North African country from their current routes and itineraries.
Click here for a visitor's guide to Tunisia
Accommodation varies from exclusive 5 star hotels complete with casinos to opulent villas and apartments in the town of Hammamet which is Tunisia's answer to St. Tropez. The following website shows an example of typical apartment accommodation at an affordable price - only a short walk away from beaches of fine golden sand. For a unique slide show of Tunisian highlights and details of this beautiful apartment to rent in Hammamet click here.
Some of the best hotels are part of the Les Orangers group and include the Bel Azur, the Royal Azur and the Sol Azur in Hammamet. The Bel Azur has a fantastic health hydro which is located in a marvelous setting directly overlooking the Mediterranean. The hotel is located in one of the most popular spots along the Tunisian coast. The following photos were taken in summer 2010
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| The ever popular amphitheatre |
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| The outdoor restaurant between two beaches |
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| A typical view from sun terrace |
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| The pool area |
Incorrigible sun worshippers will be certain to be impressed with the beach and surroundings that Hammamet has to offer. And for those who prefer milder weather a winter long-stay vacation to Tunisia will cost you less than if you remain at home and pay costly heating bills! Read some reviews of the hotel from Trip Advisor here or click here for a review of my own.
The hotel is soon to complete a full refurbishment program and will be even better than before.
Food in Tunisia is rich in variety and is always freshly prepared almost before your eyes. The olive oil rich Mediterranean diet is one of the healthiest in the world.
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| Couscous - the national dish |
For a taste of Tunisian food, follow this link
Hammamet, Tunisia's premier and longest established resort is described in the following article.
Hammamet - the 'Garden resort'
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| Hammamet's Ancient Medina |
Tunisia will never fail to please whether you visit for the climate, the food or the fabulous beaches and choice of water sports. The people are friendly and hospitable and flights from Europe are frequent and inexpensive.
And finally for an on-line opportunity to discuss all things Tunisian and discover a wealth of information before you travel, the following site has everything you need to know about flights, hotels and places of interest.
www.Tunisia.com
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