Discover Tunisia, the pearl of the Mediterranean
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Golden beaches and lively souks await you.
Paradisiacal beaches and ancient culture to explore.
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Explore Tunisia: A Journey Rich in Colors and Flavors
Guaranteed change of scenery just two hours from Paris
From the small secluded shop with its colorful display to the lively souks where it's nice to get lost; from donkeys casually carrying an entire family to camels swaying on endless sand dunes; from palm trees competing for the sky to waves constantly seeking the land... So many colors, sensations, and scents that one never tires of.
When the sky is too gray, the city too noisy, and worries too present, it's time to quickly get a ticket to Tunisia, smell the jasmine, unpack your bags, and finally walk on the sand, dive into a translucent sea, and stretch out on the beach.
A Journey of a Thousand and One Discoveries
Tunisia is a true treasure to discover, between tradition and modernity. This enchanting country invites you to delve into its fascinating history while enjoying its breathtaking landscapes. The colorful souks of Tunis are full of the scents of spices and local crafts, while the majestic ruins of Carthage remind you of its glorious past. For total escape, the golden beaches of Hammamet and the crystal-clear waters of Djerba promise relaxation and leisure.
Adventure lovers will be charmed by the Sahara Desert, where sleeping under the stars becomes an unforgettable experience. The Atlas Mountains offer hiking trails for the more active, while the lush oases soothe the soul. Tunisian gastronomy, with its authentic and spicy flavors, will awaken your taste buds.
Let yourself be tempted by unique holidays in Tunisia, where the warm hospitality of its people makes every stay memorable. Whether it's to explore, relax, or recharge, Tunisia has everything to captivate.
Holidays for Everyone, All Year Round
Going on vacation with little money in Tunisia is possible. Airplane tickets are not expensive, and the cost of living there is three times cheaper than in France. In Tunisia, palm trees and white sandy beaches beckon us, almost calling us. Cultural, sports, seaside, Saharan, wellness, and even business tourism... Tunisia and its range of activities, landscapes, and sites cater to all desires. The Grand South invites adventure, from camel-back dunes to the beaches of Djerba, Sousse, or Hammamet for relaxation enthusiasts.
The medinas of Tunis, Kairouan, or Monastir, as well as the ancient sites of El Jem, Chemtou, or Dougga, are revealed to history and culture enthusiasts. Thalasso centers, balneotherapy, spas, and other treatments offer travelers seeking relaxation a wide range of possibilities. Whether one simply wishes to rejuvenate a body tired from a year of work or find treatment for more troubling health issues, the right therapy can always be found. Internationally recognized for the quality of its care and affordable prices, Tunisia is one of the world's most attractive destinations in this field.
A Journey Between History and Modernity
Tunisia bears the mark of a rich, powerful, and tumultuous past. Throughout the country, one can find remnants of brilliant civilizations such as the Berbers, Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Romans, Byzantines, and Arabs. Tunisia's archaeological heritage is particularly remarkable, and research continues to reveal new hidden secrets. History enthusiasts, fans of ancient stones, and museum lovers will be delighted.
Contemporary culture also has its say, with a myriad of festivals scheduled from April, mainly in summer, and continuing until December. Music, popular art, tradition, theater, cinema, heritage, sports: Tunisia truly offers something for every taste.
Discovery of Varied Landscapes
Tunisia, five times smaller than France, offers the possibility to enjoy an exceptional variety of landscapes and sites in a very short time. Barely 500 km separate the wild beauty of the north of the country and the peninsula of Cape Bon, shaped by rugged coves and secluded beaches, from the vast dunes that appear at Ksar Ghilane. Berber villages, ancient sites, port cities, mountains, and oases, Tunisia is a land of contrasts that one never tires of exploring through its quality road network.
A Renewed and Authentic Charm
From Tunis to Nefta passing through Djerba, more and more establishments of this type are flourishing. Tunisian homes (palaces, menzels, houch, etc.) are being restored and tastefully decorated for the pleasure of those who love charm, personalized service, and delicacy. Tunisia, long caricatured as a "all-inclusive" destination, is opening up to another type of tourism and now shows you another face, much more charming and authentic.
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