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#1 of 3 B&Bs and inns in Houmt Souk
“ i recommand ”
“ Beautiful, cosy and welcoming ”
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Hammamet South port area has great excursions to book early mornings or afternoons for not much cost. Shopping areas and coffee shops are great at the port. My favorite is called Tutti Fruity and it even had free Wifi.Be sure to try the pirate ship cruise its 3 hours of pure fun and you get to swim out in the sea with cool fish as well. Watch for the deep blue giant Jelly fish.
The People of Tunisia are some of the most gracious and friendly people in the world. They are always willing to make your time in Tunisia a positive experience. Tunis is a busy place so be ready for a lot of fast-paced activity. Three things to be aware of: most businesses in Tunisia will not accept credit cards for direct payment so either be willing to use the "distributors" (local ATM's) or bring plenty of cash so you won't run out of funds. Also, make sure that you can communicate in either French or Arabic. If not, a local Tunisian friend is essential to successfully get around. Lastly, I would advise single women travelling alone in Tunisia to be quite careful in whom they talk to and trust. The possibility of being taken advantage of is definitely present - as it is in most tourist destinations in the developing world. Outside of these precautions, you will fall in love with Tunisia!
There is a lot do describe in Sousse. Souk , arabian market , the food is excellent and cheap. The view of the sea is amazing There is a plenty of restaurant. U can eat whatever u want be careful from the chilly Tunisian they like hot food Pizza is excellent ,fish Getting around the transport is very cheap The security in Tunisia it is much better than before Try to avoid people they ask u for money change and illegal taxi try to getting u around
So much to do in Hammamet from morning till dawn. Very safe walking streets. Taxi service available everywhere as well. Lots of options for restaurants, shops and entertainment. Hammamet Beach is beautiful and clean and again very safe with security and life guards everywhere. Restaurants on the beach that serve you under your cabana so convenient as well. I'm from the United States and my husband is Algerian and we were treated so respectful and that was very much appreciated. He has been to Tunisia numerous times but this was my first time and I can't wait to get back. I ❤️🇹🇷
The city is good and somebody can enjoy time but there are very little restaurants with good food, specially western style There are beautiful attraction in saidi bou saeed and alhamamat with beautiful beaches , but for the capital two days are enough
In two words, "Choose Sousse!" You won't regret it. The people are warm and hospitable. Everywhere you go, you feel safe and happy. I don't think you will find you are wanting for anything. The beauty of the beach, sea, environment with palm trees and gardens, general cleanliness...all - visually appealing. The food, fantastic, healthy, and fresh. I felt that everyone I met really wanted me to have a wonderful stay, get to know Sousse, and their kindness and hospitality I will not forget. The history and architecture are interesting, oh, and the coffee shops...delicious, aromatic...wow! you will love your breakfasts and coffees. I suggest Movenpick Hotel for the Aga coffee! Twins Coffee Shop, Cafe de Gelato, and Mio Mondo.
