Tunisia Travel Blogs

Rades Tunisia (specifically city Olympic) is my new home from May 09 - Nov 09. Well ok Im married now, so I guess although I wont be living here full time, it will now be considered my home away from home. Rades is located approximately 9 km south east of Tunis. Rades is manily known beca…

I have just had one of the craziest experiences in my life this past weekend. I work for a company that does global networks for multi-nationals and one of our customers is the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which has, as you might expect, embassies in pretty much every exotic location imag…

I have a big friends-group, since 10 yrs we go every year with a group on holiday. Don't expect too much from that, the most of the times we are just hanging around, swimming, playing carts, go to the beach, going out and maybe if we have time left do some cultural stuff. This year we planned to …

Tunisia in december: too cold for the beach, too hot for a coat. The tourist touts have almost disappeared; the crapsellers have had their share. Touristcrazy Tunisia is cautiously slowing down from the hectic summer season. A good moment to visit this lovely country.It was a spur-of-the-moment thi…

The first day in Tunisia we went for a long walk. We felt really as if we were very far from home. So very different from the cold Holland. They thought us how to negotiate about prices, gave us tea, and welcomed us very friendly. The hotel owner is also a very nice person (in fact he is still in t…

My Gosh what a journey! Sousse, Tunis: Tip number one: If you are girls travel in groups, it´s safer... Or bring a big muscular boyfriend to walk by your side ;) Tip number two: Dress all the way from top to toe if possible... Tip number three: Bring a stick to beat of irritating men... Well …

  General Information In this blog I will give you some information about Tunisia in general, our trips and must-see things in all the cities you can find.   I have been there for already 5 times. March               11th …

End of March, in our New year Holidays(Norooz) we went to Tunisia and visit Mounastir, Sosse, Hammamet, Yasmin, Nabul, Tunis, Kairovan and Eljem. worth to visit

All kinds of pictures from my different travels :D

No need to go through this day by day. Just a short summary.Tunisa is an interesting country with a lot of sights. This was not a sight vacation, though, but a package tour. We spent one week with our then one year old daughter at the "Coralia Beach Hotel" in Sousse. Since the city is located just …

My vacacion to Tunisia! Visited Kairouan, El Djem, Monastir and Port el Kantaoui!

El Jem was built, like almost all Roman settlements in Tunisia, on former  Punic settlements and is most famous for its amphitheathre with 35000 spectators, and only Rome's Coloseum is larger (build for 45000 seats). It's the most used for gladiators shows and chariot races and it's really im…

Carthage is located on the hill of Byrsa, funded by princes Elissa-Dido. The Feniciers funded in 814 b.c. The city Carthage. The Carthage empire enclosed, Sicilie, Sardinie, Corsica, the Balearen and parts from South ��"Spain. In the third century b.c. Carthage ended up in a fight with Rome. T…

I could travel without stop for years!!!!!! :)

My trip to Tunesia. Stayed in Club Thapsus***, All inclusive, although it didn't feel like that at all..