Top Destinations Tunisia
Hammamet - Introduction | ||
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Hammamet is a city in Tunisia. The city of Hammamet is located near Tunis (only 60 Km) and in the souht east of Cap Bon. Hammamet is in the Nabeul district. Today Hammamet, with a population of about 50,000 is a charming, busy fishing... Next >>> |
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Djerba - Introduction | ||
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Djerba is the largest island in the Gulf of Gabes, off the coast of Tunisia. It is home to an estimated 60 000 people. Djerba is well known for its mild and temperate winters and long hot summers The island is known as the legendary home of the 'lotus eaters'... Next >>> |
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Sousse - Introduction | ||
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Sousse is a city in central Tunisia. Located on the Gulf of Hammamet, it is home to 430,000 inhabitants. The city enjoys a Mediterranean climate, with hot, dry summers and gentle warm, wet winters. Founded in the 9th century BC by the... Next >>> |
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Tozeur - Introduction | ||
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Tozeur is an oasis and a city in central Tunisia. The city is located north-west of the Chott el-Djerid and is home to about 40,000 inhabitants While the weather is pleasant most of the year, summer months can be extreme with temperatures reaching 45C. The best time to visit... Next >>> |
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Port El Kantaoui - Introduction | ||
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Port El Kantaoui is a purpose built holiday resort in central Tunisia. Developed in 1979, the resort is popular with European tourists. Port El Kantaoui has a Mediterranean climate. It has hot dry summers and cool rainy winters. The average temperature between May and October... Next >>> |
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Monastir - Introduction | ||
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Monastir is a city in central Tunisia. Situated in the Sahel area, Monastir is home to an estimated 41,400 inhabitants. The city enjoys a Mediterranean climate with the average annual temperatures in the range of 13-20C. Previously a... Next >>> |
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Tabarka - Introduction | ||
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Tabarka is a costal town in the northwest of Tunisia. Located between the mountains and the sea, it has a population of approximately 100,000 inhabitants. It enjoys a Mediterranean climate, with hot, dry summers (June-August) and mild, wet winters (December-February).... Next >>> |
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