Tunisia
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Visiting the Great Mosque of Kairouan
The Great Mosque of Kairouan is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest mosques in the world. The Mosque is located in the historic city centre of Kairouan and is…
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Tunis: Explore Tunisia’s Vibrant Capital
Tunis, the capital of Tunisia is steeped in a rich tapestry of civilisations. From ancient Carthage to the medieval Medina, the city offers a captivating journey through time. Visitors can wander through the…
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Tozeur: A Journey into the Desert
Tozeur is renowned for its stunning Saharan landscapes, and is surrounded by lush palm groves, creating a mesmerising desert backdrop. You can travel on an unforgettable excursions into the nearby Chott el Jerid,…
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Solo Female Travel: Tunisia
Overall Tunisia felt safe as a solo female traveller and there are plenty of females who travel across Tunisia alone so you are bound to meet similar solo females along your journey.The Tunisian…
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Transportation in Tunisia
Tunisia offers a variety of transportation options, including a reliable road network with modern highways connecting major cities. Buses and shared taxis are common for inter-city travel, while the national railway system links…
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El Jem: A Journey through the Roman Empire
El Jem is a destination that excites most travellers with its rich history. The crown jewel is undoubtedly the ancient Roman amphitheatre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the largest and…
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Monastir: Where History Meets Coastal Charm
Why visit Monastir? Monastir is a coastal gem in Tunisia. The city has a beautiful medina, where alleyways unfold a tapestry of traditional markets, showcasing local crafts and flavours. Monastir is home to…
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Sousse: Tunisia’s Coastal Gem
Why visit Sousse? Sousse is located in the azure waters of the Mediterranean. Sousse boasts pristine beaches and the city’s UNESCO-listed Medina. It has a maze of narrow streets with ancient architecture, bustling…
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Sidi Bou Said: The White Oasis of Tunisia
Why Visit Sidi Bou Said? Sidi Bou Said is located along the northern coast of Tunisia overlooking the sparkling Mediterranean Sea. It is known as the “Blue and White Village,” Sidi Bou Said…
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Carthage: Explore the Ancient Wonders
Why visit Carthage? Carthage is situated on the shores of the Mediterranean. As one of the ancient world’s most significant cities, it offers a journey back in time. The UNESCO World Heritage Site…
