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Famous Places in Tunisia For Your Holiday
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Location: North Africa, on Mediterranean coast
Neighbors: Algeria (west); Libya (southeast)
Language: Modern Standard Arabic
The capital Tunis has a maze of shops and stalls in which you'll soon find yourself haggling amongst the chaos using a shopkeeper and then savoring your prize while sipping tea in a nearby café. In the evening you may take a walk among cafés inside streets on the Ville Nouvelle. Outside Tunis one must ogle on the vaulted ceilings, cupolas and galleries in the Bardo museum that is a great symbol of Arab-Moslem architecture on the 17th and 18th century. This museum also houses the richest collection of Roman mosaics along with other bronze and steelwork artifacts from various areas of Tunisia. Review your ancient history by going to the ruins of Carthage where the Romans when built beautiful buildings, villas, baths and even ancient theatres which can be still getting applied these days.
Blessed by phenomenal geographic beauty, Tunisia is the perfect place to tour holidays and off times. 1500km long-stretched Mediterranean coast added by lush blue sea and glazy sand can spellbound any nature lover. Tunisia is one of the exclusive places to have sea, deserts, and dunes all together. Explore the Tunisian mysteries and discover the nature at its best!
Experience the glorious past
Tunisia was once part of the great Roman Empire. Ruins of Roman Empire still exist in the suburbs of Tunisia. Later, Tunisia had been part of French colony. Here you can see those French styled monuments and buildings across the cities of Tunisia. Post independence, this nation sketched its own image on the global map. From the culture to the cuisines, Tunisia is backed by a great history. Impression of Roman, French and African can be perfectly experienced at Tunisia!
So if you are a history lover or art-lover, must visit Tunisia once!
Perfect for Adventures, Fun
Tunisia is one of the most adventurous places in the world. Water sports, trekking, camel safari and many more, list of fun and adventures at Tunisia is endless. The great Sahara, dunes are perfect for desert tours. People from far come to enjoy camel ride, swimming in oceans and many more activities. Scuba diving, fishing, surfing and more; crystal clear sea at Tunisia is really a great fun.
Tunisian people are very fond of music and art. Spending an evening with pleasant tune spread in the ambience is really awesome. Folk music and way of singing is pretty different from other parts of the world. That makes Tunisia tours so special.
Thinking Accommodation: At Tunisia not a problem!
Tunisia is one of the highly tourist places! It’s pretty amazing that in prime seasons, you hardly see any rush! That is because; accommodation system at Tunisia is great. After all, you have some of the world-class resorts, hotels and lodgings here.
Also, you can get to live in traditional lodges as well. Also, modern amenities and services available at Tunisia, makes your accommodation pretty comfortable and enjoyable!
In addition, these lodgings are available in different budget options as well. So, no need to worry about the budget during Tunisia Tours.
So what makes you waiting? Pack your bags, experience the heaven on earth, Tunisia Tours is calling you!
Monday, October 24, 2011
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Free Guide Tunis City
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Free Guide Tunis City
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Tunis is the capital and most populous city of Tunisia. As of 2004, the city itself had a population of 728,453, and perhaps around 2 million in the greater Tunis metropolitan area.
The city is located in the northeastern part of the country, on the shore of Lake Tunis (Arabic: El Bahira; French: Lac de Tunis), which is a natural lagoon. Lake Tunis is connected to the Gulf of Tunis (which is part of the Mediterranean Sea) by a canal which terminates at Tunis' port, La Goulette (Arabic: Halq al Wadi).
Tunis a very ancient city, dating back to at least the 2nd millennium BC, as "Tunes". The city was originally founded by the Berbers, later occupied by the Numidians, and eventually taken over by the Phoenicians from the nearby city of Carthage. After a brief period where the Berbers reestablished control, and a Greek occupation by King Agathocles of Sicily, the Carthaginians again regained control over the city. The Carthaginian Empire, including Tunis, along with the city of Carthage, was however in turn eventually destroyed by the Romans at the end of the third Punic War, in 146 BC. The city of Tunis was however eventually rebuilt during the reign of the Roman Emperor Augustus. Tunis however remained of secondary importance after Carthage (which was also rebuilt) until the early Islamic period, when Carthage was finally destroyed for good.
Due to its rich history, there are many ancient and historic sites to see in Tunis. These include the Aghlabid Ez-Zitouna Mosque ("Mosque of the Olive") which dates back to 723, the Dar-al-Bey (the Bey's palace), and the Great Mosque. Additionally the ruins of Carthage are just a short distance away from the city, to the Northeast.
Free Guide Tunis City
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Tunis is the capital and most populous city of Tunisia. As of 2004, the city itself had a population of 728,453, and perhaps around 2 million in the greater Tunis metropolitan area.
The city is located in the northeastern part of the country, on the shore of Lake Tunis (Arabic: El Bahira; French: Lac de Tunis), which is a natural lagoon. Lake Tunis is connected to the Gulf of Tunis (which is part of the Mediterranean Sea) by a canal which terminates at Tunis' port, La Goulette (Arabic: Halq al Wadi).
Tunis a very ancient city, dating back to at least the 2nd millennium BC, as "Tunes". The city was originally founded by the Berbers, later occupied by the Numidians, and eventually taken over by the Phoenicians from the nearby city of Carthage. After a brief period where the Berbers reestablished control, and a Greek occupation by King Agathocles of Sicily, the Carthaginians again regained control over the city. The Carthaginian Empire, including Tunis, along with the city of Carthage, was however in turn eventually destroyed by the Romans at the end of the third Punic War, in 146 BC. The city of Tunis was however eventually rebuilt during the reign of the Roman Emperor Augustus. Tunis however remained of secondary importance after Carthage (which was also rebuilt) until the early Islamic period, when Carthage was finally destroyed for good.
Due to its rich history, there are many ancient and historic sites to see in Tunis. These include the Aghlabid Ez-Zitouna Mosque ("Mosque of the Olive") which dates back to 723, the Dar-al-Bey (the Bey's palace), and the Great Mosque. Additionally the ruins of Carthage are just a short distance away from the city, to the Northeast.
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Money Exchange for Tunisia Services - Money
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Money Exchange for Tunisia Services - Money
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Foreign exchange Tunisia, if you need to transfer funds into Tunisian dinar, maybe for a business transfer, property purchase or, if you send money to Tunisia on a regular basis, you should use a foreign exchange broker to save money on transaction costs.
Foreign Exchange Brokers - Tunisian Dinar
If you need to exchange a larger amount of money into Tunisian Dinar then you should consider using the services of a professional money transfer provider as they will be able to beat most, if not all high street bank foreign exchange rates.
Currency Overview - Tunisia
The official currency of Tunisia is the Tunisian dinar, TND. If you are looking to make a large currency transaction into Tunisian dinar, then you should use a foreign exchange broker to make the transfer as you will save typically between 3 to 5 percent over high street bank rates. See the best foreign exchange service providers here: Exchange Brokers
Accessing Local Tunisian Currency
Visa, MasterCard and American Express cards are accepted in Tunisia's more densly populated areas, where ATM's are available. In smaller, or rural areas, you may find it difficult to locate an ATM although you will be able to exchange currency for Tunisian dinars at a local bank or specialist foreign exchange offices.
Recommended Foreign Exchange Options for Travelers to Tunisia
For large money transfers to Tunisia in dinar, you should conduct your exchange transactions through a specialist broker to attain the very best foreign exchange rates into Tunisian dinar. For smaller transactions (less than £1,000 in total) use an online money transfer provider.
Currency information:
Tunisian Dinar (TND) = 1,000 millimes. Notes are in denominations of TND30, 20, 10 and 5. Coins are in denominations of TND5 and 1, and 500, 100, 50, 20, 10 and 5 millimes.
Credit cards:
Credit cards (mainly MasterCard and Visa) are accepted in a few places in major resorts and towns. American Express and Diners Club are accepted in few places in tourist areas. There are ATMs in most towns and every tourist resort.
ATM:
There are ATMs in most towns and every tourist resort. Almost all of these will accept Visa cards – many also accept Maestro (Switch).
Travellers cheques:
Readily cashed in banks and the usual authorised establishments; the most convenient currencies are Euros or US Dollars.
Banking hours:
Mon-Fri 0800-1600 (winter); Mon-Fri 0730-1300 (summer).
Currency restriction:
The import and export of local currency is prohibited. The import of foreign currency is unlimited, but large amounts should be declared and the amount exported must not exceed that declared upon arrival.
Currency exchange:
All banks change money. They may require your receipt for traveller's cheques and will want to see your passport. Post offices change cash only.
Money Exchange for Tunisia Services - Money
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Foreign exchange Tunisia, if you need to transfer funds into Tunisian dinar, maybe for a business transfer, property purchase or, if you send money to Tunisia on a regular basis, you should use a foreign exchange broker to save money on transaction costs.
Foreign Exchange Brokers - Tunisian Dinar
If you need to exchange a larger amount of money into Tunisian Dinar then you should consider using the services of a professional money transfer provider as they will be able to beat most, if not all high street bank foreign exchange rates.
Currency Overview - Tunisia
The official currency of Tunisia is the Tunisian dinar, TND. If you are looking to make a large currency transaction into Tunisian dinar, then you should use a foreign exchange broker to make the transfer as you will save typically between 3 to 5 percent over high street bank rates. See the best foreign exchange service providers here: Exchange Brokers
Accessing Local Tunisian Currency
Visa, MasterCard and American Express cards are accepted in Tunisia's more densly populated areas, where ATM's are available. In smaller, or rural areas, you may find it difficult to locate an ATM although you will be able to exchange currency for Tunisian dinars at a local bank or specialist foreign exchange offices.
Recommended Foreign Exchange Options for Travelers to Tunisia
For large money transfers to Tunisia in dinar, you should conduct your exchange transactions through a specialist broker to attain the very best foreign exchange rates into Tunisian dinar. For smaller transactions (less than £1,000 in total) use an online money transfer provider.
Currency information:
Tunisian Dinar (TND) = 1,000 millimes. Notes are in denominations of TND30, 20, 10 and 5. Coins are in denominations of TND5 and 1, and 500, 100, 50, 20, 10 and 5 millimes.
Credit cards:
Credit cards (mainly MasterCard and Visa) are accepted in a few places in major resorts and towns. American Express and Diners Club are accepted in few places in tourist areas. There are ATMs in most towns and every tourist resort.
ATM:
There are ATMs in most towns and every tourist resort. Almost all of these will accept Visa cards – many also accept Maestro (Switch).
Travellers cheques:
Readily cashed in banks and the usual authorised establishments; the most convenient currencies are Euros or US Dollars.
Banking hours:
Mon-Fri 0800-1600 (winter); Mon-Fri 0730-1300 (summer).
Currency restriction:
The import and export of local currency is prohibited. The import of foreign currency is unlimited, but large amounts should be declared and the amount exported must not exceed that declared upon arrival.
Currency exchange:
All banks change money. They may require your receipt for traveller's cheques and will want to see your passport. Post offices change cash only.
Friday, October 14, 2011
Health and Medical Information for Tunisia
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Health and Medical Information for Tunisia
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Health insurance is essential. Tunisia's public healthcare system often provides excellent care in larger towns, but you have to pay for treatment, usually in cash. There are a few private 'polyclinics' available in the larger towns, which function as hospitals and provide a range of procedures.
Food and drink:
Mains water is normally chlorinated, and whilst safe may cause mild abdominal upsets. Bottled water is available. Milk should be boiled when unpasteurised. UHT milk is available and is advised. Only eat well-cooked meat and fish, preferably served hot. Vegetables should be cooked and fruit peeled. Avoid ice cream being sold on the street, which might have melted and been refrozen. It’s also worth noting that vegetarians aren’t extensively catered for, although this situation has improved in recent years, particularly in resort areas.
Other risks:
Vaccinations against Hepatitis B are recommended.
Health and Medical Information for Tunisia
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Health insurance is essential. Tunisia's public healthcare system often provides excellent care in larger towns, but you have to pay for treatment, usually in cash. There are a few private 'polyclinics' available in the larger towns, which function as hospitals and provide a range of procedures.
Food and drink:
Mains water is normally chlorinated, and whilst safe may cause mild abdominal upsets. Bottled water is available. Milk should be boiled when unpasteurised. UHT milk is available and is advised. Only eat well-cooked meat and fish, preferably served hot. Vegetables should be cooked and fruit peeled. Avoid ice cream being sold on the street, which might have melted and been refrozen. It’s also worth noting that vegetarians aren’t extensively catered for, although this situation has improved in recent years, particularly in resort areas.
Other risks:
Vaccinations against Hepatitis B are recommended.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Short History Of Tunisia and Culture
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Short History Of Tunisia and Culture
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Originally Tunis was a satellite town of Carthage, located about 6.2 miles (10 kilometers) inland from the Mediterranean Sea. Carthage with its port was the historic urban center in the region from the ninth century B.C.E. through the eighth century C.E. Since Carthaginian times the rural hinterland around Carthage, later Tunis, has approximately corresponded to the contemporary boundaries of Tunisia. It has sometimes been part of a larger empire, as when it was the Roman province of Africa, sometimes an independent unit, as under the medieval Hafsid dynasty, but always distinct. Today Tunisia is part of the larger Arab world, with which it shares a language and many cultural elements, including a political identification. Within this broader identity, the sense of Tunisian uniqueness remains strong.
Location and Geography. Tunisia is located in north-central Africa, between Algeria and Libya, with an area of 63,200 square miles (164,000 square kilometers). It has a lengthy Mediterranean coast and is very open to Mediterranean influences. Tunisians are a maritime people and have always maintained extensive contacts by sea with other Mediterranean countries. The main cities are all on the coast, and contemporary development, including tourism, is also concentrated on the coast. Some ecologically significant wetlands are found along the coast. From a physical and economic point of view, there is considerable variety in the country, from cork oak forests in the north to open desert in the south, but this physical variety has not produced cultural variety.
Mountains play a role in Tunisia as determiners of climatic variation and refuge for political outsiders. A chain of mountains separates the grain-producing areas of northern Tunisia from the high, dry plateau to the south, where animal husbandry dominates, and the semiarid coastal plains where olive cultivation is common. The highest point is Mount Ash-Sha'nabi, near Al-Qasrayn (Kasserine), at 5,050 feet (1,544 meters). The country is heavily dependent on rainfall, which falls mostly between September and May, and in northern Tunisia averages around 20 inches (50 centimeters) a year. The mountains in the northwest attract heavier rain and even snow in the winter. The longest river in the country is the Medjerda, which rises in Algeria and flows through Tunisia to the sea. Many drainage systems end in saline lakes. Southern Tunisia extends into the Saharan desert, and includes some notable oases; people live wherever there is water.
Tunisia has been the subject of a remarkably colourful history, its current role as North Africa’s most progressive face the product of millennia spent being handed (or grabbed) from ruling power to ruling power.
Its timeline is a story of successive upheavals. The Phoenicians settled in Tunisia in around 1100BC, founding the city of Carthage some 200 years later. By 500BC, the city had become a commanding force in its own right.
When Rome waned, Tunisia fell first into the hands of the Byzantine Empire and then the Arabs, who in turn were conquered by Ottoman Turks in the 16th century. They held sway until being ousted by European powers. Italian influence was initially most prominent, before French troops invaded from Algeria in the 1860s and Tunisia became a French protectorate.
Independence from France was granted in 1956, and the still-respected Habib Bourguiba became the country’s first president. His government was responsible for many of the facets that still shape Tunisia today, from widespread public education to female emancipation.
There were intense and large-scale public protests over unemployment and freedom of speech in late 2010 and early 2011, which saw a number of fatalities. President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali – who had succeeded Bourguiba and been in power since 1987 – was forced to stand down.
Short History Of Tunisia and Culture
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Originally Tunis was a satellite town of Carthage, located about 6.2 miles (10 kilometers) inland from the Mediterranean Sea. Carthage with its port was the historic urban center in the region from the ninth century B.C.E. through the eighth century C.E. Since Carthaginian times the rural hinterland around Carthage, later Tunis, has approximately corresponded to the contemporary boundaries of Tunisia. It has sometimes been part of a larger empire, as when it was the Roman province of Africa, sometimes an independent unit, as under the medieval Hafsid dynasty, but always distinct. Today Tunisia is part of the larger Arab world, with which it shares a language and many cultural elements, including a political identification. Within this broader identity, the sense of Tunisian uniqueness remains strong.
Location and Geography. Tunisia is located in north-central Africa, between Algeria and Libya, with an area of 63,200 square miles (164,000 square kilometers). It has a lengthy Mediterranean coast and is very open to Mediterranean influences. Tunisians are a maritime people and have always maintained extensive contacts by sea with other Mediterranean countries. The main cities are all on the coast, and contemporary development, including tourism, is also concentrated on the coast. Some ecologically significant wetlands are found along the coast. From a physical and economic point of view, there is considerable variety in the country, from cork oak forests in the north to open desert in the south, but this physical variety has not produced cultural variety.
Mountains play a role in Tunisia as determiners of climatic variation and refuge for political outsiders. A chain of mountains separates the grain-producing areas of northern Tunisia from the high, dry plateau to the south, where animal husbandry dominates, and the semiarid coastal plains where olive cultivation is common. The highest point is Mount Ash-Sha'nabi, near Al-Qasrayn (Kasserine), at 5,050 feet (1,544 meters). The country is heavily dependent on rainfall, which falls mostly between September and May, and in northern Tunisia averages around 20 inches (50 centimeters) a year. The mountains in the northwest attract heavier rain and even snow in the winter. The longest river in the country is the Medjerda, which rises in Algeria and flows through Tunisia to the sea. Many drainage systems end in saline lakes. Southern Tunisia extends into the Saharan desert, and includes some notable oases; people live wherever there is water.
Tunisia has been the subject of a remarkably colourful history, its current role as North Africa’s most progressive face the product of millennia spent being handed (or grabbed) from ruling power to ruling power.
Its timeline is a story of successive upheavals. The Phoenicians settled in Tunisia in around 1100BC, founding the city of Carthage some 200 years later. By 500BC, the city had become a commanding force in its own right.
When Rome waned, Tunisia fell first into the hands of the Byzantine Empire and then the Arabs, who in turn were conquered by Ottoman Turks in the 16th century. They held sway until being ousted by European powers. Italian influence was initially most prominent, before French troops invaded from Algeria in the 1860s and Tunisia became a French protectorate.
Independence from France was granted in 1956, and the still-respected Habib Bourguiba became the country’s first president. His government was responsible for many of the facets that still shape Tunisia today, from widespread public education to female emancipation.
There were intense and large-scale public protests over unemployment and freedom of speech in late 2010 and early 2011, which saw a number of fatalities. President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali – who had succeeded Bourguiba and been in power since 1987 – was forced to stand down.
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Tunisia Accommodation. Hotel Guide. Details
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Tunisia Accommodation. Hotel Guide. Details
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Hotels in Hammamet
An extensive number of Hotels in Hammamet have come up to provide accommodation to the large number of travelers, who flock to this city every year. If you are planning to take a trip to Hammamet, be confident that you will get any one of the Hammamet Hotels to put up. Hammamet is a renowned town of Tunisia that is famous for beaches, swimming and water sports. This tourist destination is situated in the south east of the northern cape of Cap Bon at Governorate of Nabeul. Hammamet is also known for the jasmine. Apart from the various attractive beaches, sightseeing places and water sports, the Hotels in Hammamet are also alluring.
A wide gamut of accommodation awaits your pleasant attendance to offer you with the superb facilities and services. A large number of travelers come to this destination in every year. To accommodate the booming number of travelers, various Hotels in Hammamet have been established. There is no drought of Hotels in Hammamet to stay in. The large kinds of Hotels of Hammamet feature luxury hotels, 5 star hotels, 4 star hotels, 3 star hotels, resorts and bed and breakfast hotels. You can choose from the various categories of hotels to suit your needs, budget and requirements.
The luxury hotels, 5 star hotels and 4 star hotels offer superb packages to draw the large number of tourists. You can opt for the honeymoon packages, wedding packages, sightseeing packages and others given by the hotel. The Hammamet Accommodation are widely appropriate for both the business travelers as well as vacationers.
Sofitel Saphir Palace Yasmine, Royal Azur Thalasso Golf, Vincci Lella Baya, Yasmine Beach, Sindbad Hotel, Vincci Taj Sultan, Grand Oasis Hammamet, Maritim El Hambra Thalassa, Le Royal Hotel and Residence Diar Lemdina in Hammamet are some popular 5 star accommodation for the travelers. If you want to stay as luxuriously as a king and want to be treated with best of facilities and services, then make your stay at any of these hotels. All the well-appointed accommodation to delicious dining and prearranged business to wonderful recreation, travelers will get several facilities and services to enjoy.
The four star hotels in Hammamet are also attractive for the travelers. Nahrawess Hotel & Spa Resort in Hammamet, Tunisia Lodge, Tunistar Marina Palace, Hammamet Serail Hotel Dar Khayam, Hotel Bahia Beach, Thalassa Hammamet Village, Hammamet Garden, Sheraton Hammamet Resort and Medi Golf Hammamet have carved out special niches for themselves of all the Four Star hotels in Hammamet. They provide all the facilities and services at a lesser budget than the five stars.
You can also make your stay at any of the 3 star or budget hotels if you do not want to punch a hole in your pocket. The famous 3 star hotels are Bel Azur Thalassa, Hotel Miramar, Fourati Hammamet,Domina Inn Sultan Beach, Les Orangers Beach Resort and Hotel Nesrine in Hammamet.
Hotels in Monastir
Are you worried about finding hotels in Monastir during your Monastir Tour? Do not worry as there are plenty of hotels in Monastir geared with international standard amenities and services ready to provide you with all types of accommodation. Monastir is a lovely tourist spot in Tunisia and is frequented by a large number of holidaymakers with family or with their special ones. There are hotels in Monastir that suits all budgets and all style.
Monastir hotel span a wide range. If the 5 Star hotels in Monastir provide you with luxurious accommodation, the 4 Star or the 3 Star Hotels will give you all the comforts and convenience within your budget. There also cheap hotels, lodges and Inns to suit the accommodation needs of weekend tourists who flock the place to spend their weekends in mirth and merriment. There is no shortage of accommodations in Monastir. All that you need to do is to check out the best deals offered by hotels at different times of the year and book one for yourself.
Almost all the hotels in Monastir are equipped with facilities that ensure convenience and comfort and at the same time serve your dining and recreational needs. Some of the hotels also have facilities to serve the needs of a business traveler who prefer a trip that can be mixed with pleasure and entertainment. Some hotels offer great conference facilities for the corporate world as well as venues for hosting weddings and corporate parties.
Some popular hotels of Monastir that can be checked are:
Hotel Houda Golf & Beach Club Monastir: This is one of the top rated hotels in Monastir preferred by tourists seeking to spend their time in leisure amidst peace and tranquility. Featuring 516 spacious and elegant rooms the hotel is situated near to the sandy beach and next to the 18-hole Palm Links Golf Course.
Skanes Rivage Monastir, Monastir: This a 226 room 4 Star Hotel located close to the sand beach and amidst a garden covered by palm trees and colorful flowers. The hotel offers comfortable living with commendable facilities for dining and recreation. Experience the warmth and hospitality of the Tunisians who will make you feel at home and serve with a strong sense of anticipation to meet your basic requirements.
There are several other hotels in Monastir in Tunisia set up with the purpose of providing admirable accommodation in order to back up the growing trends of tourism in Tunisia.
Hotels in Nabeul
Nabeul in Tunisia is a popular tourist destination. People from all corners of the globe come to enjoy the beauty of the its lovely beaches and enjoy different activities. The place also draws innumerable tourists who come here to purchase some of the excellent specimens of pottery and handicrafts which are produced by the local craftsmen. There are a number of Hotels in Nabeul. The Hotels in Nabeul belong to a wide range of categories.
The Hotels in Nabeul, have earned a great deal of reputation among the Tunisia Hotels by their amenities and services. There are luxurious hotels as well as cheap Nabeul Hotels . If you are satisfied with nothing but the best visit the luxurious hotels. If you want the real value for your money opt for the low cost budget hotels.
Lido Hotel, Nabeul is one of the most popular Hotels in Nabeul in Tunisia. Housing 355 rooms, which are all air conditioned, the rooms of the hotel are provided with telephones and televisions. The guests can cook the food at the kitchenettes attached with the rooms. The hotel offers a myriad of health and recreation facilities. There is a spa and massage services at the hotel. The hotel has game room and offers the provisions of water skiing. Children will enjoy swimming in a separate swimming pool. The hotel is your perfect choice of accommodation in Nabeul.
Sol Azur Beach Hotel, Nabeul is an outstanding name among the Hotels in Tunisia. Rated as a 4 Star hotel, it offers 290 rooms provided with televisions and telephones. The rooms also have min bars and in room safes. The hotel provides the facilities of currency exchange too. The hotel has a pool and offers massage services and the provisions for horse riding.
Hotel Byzance in Nabeul is well known among the Hotels in Nabeul. The hotel offers easy access to the historical sites of the city as well as the beach. The noted feature of the hotel that it has a night club. The hotel has 63 comfortable rooms. Besides the restaurant of the hotel serves a wide rang of dishes belonging to different cuisines of the world.
Tunisia Accommodation. Hotel Guide. Details
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Hotels in Hammamet
An extensive number of Hotels in Hammamet have come up to provide accommodation to the large number of travelers, who flock to this city every year. If you are planning to take a trip to Hammamet, be confident that you will get any one of the Hammamet Hotels to put up. Hammamet is a renowned town of Tunisia that is famous for beaches, swimming and water sports. This tourist destination is situated in the south east of the northern cape of Cap Bon at Governorate of Nabeul. Hammamet is also known for the jasmine. Apart from the various attractive beaches, sightseeing places and water sports, the Hotels in Hammamet are also alluring.
A wide gamut of accommodation awaits your pleasant attendance to offer you with the superb facilities and services. A large number of travelers come to this destination in every year. To accommodate the booming number of travelers, various Hotels in Hammamet have been established. There is no drought of Hotels in Hammamet to stay in. The large kinds of Hotels of Hammamet feature luxury hotels, 5 star hotels, 4 star hotels, 3 star hotels, resorts and bed and breakfast hotels. You can choose from the various categories of hotels to suit your needs, budget and requirements.
The luxury hotels, 5 star hotels and 4 star hotels offer superb packages to draw the large number of tourists. You can opt for the honeymoon packages, wedding packages, sightseeing packages and others given by the hotel. The Hammamet Accommodation are widely appropriate for both the business travelers as well as vacationers.
Sofitel Saphir Palace Yasmine, Royal Azur Thalasso Golf, Vincci Lella Baya, Yasmine Beach, Sindbad Hotel, Vincci Taj Sultan, Grand Oasis Hammamet, Maritim El Hambra Thalassa, Le Royal Hotel and Residence Diar Lemdina in Hammamet are some popular 5 star accommodation for the travelers. If you want to stay as luxuriously as a king and want to be treated with best of facilities and services, then make your stay at any of these hotels. All the well-appointed accommodation to delicious dining and prearranged business to wonderful recreation, travelers will get several facilities and services to enjoy.
The four star hotels in Hammamet are also attractive for the travelers. Nahrawess Hotel & Spa Resort in Hammamet, Tunisia Lodge, Tunistar Marina Palace, Hammamet Serail Hotel Dar Khayam, Hotel Bahia Beach, Thalassa Hammamet Village, Hammamet Garden, Sheraton Hammamet Resort and Medi Golf Hammamet have carved out special niches for themselves of all the Four Star hotels in Hammamet. They provide all the facilities and services at a lesser budget than the five stars.
You can also make your stay at any of the 3 star or budget hotels if you do not want to punch a hole in your pocket. The famous 3 star hotels are Bel Azur Thalassa, Hotel Miramar, Fourati Hammamet,Domina Inn Sultan Beach, Les Orangers Beach Resort and Hotel Nesrine in Hammamet.
Hotels in Monastir
Are you worried about finding hotels in Monastir during your Monastir Tour? Do not worry as there are plenty of hotels in Monastir geared with international standard amenities and services ready to provide you with all types of accommodation. Monastir is a lovely tourist spot in Tunisia and is frequented by a large number of holidaymakers with family or with their special ones. There are hotels in Monastir that suits all budgets and all style.
Monastir hotel span a wide range. If the 5 Star hotels in Monastir provide you with luxurious accommodation, the 4 Star or the 3 Star Hotels will give you all the comforts and convenience within your budget. There also cheap hotels, lodges and Inns to suit the accommodation needs of weekend tourists who flock the place to spend their weekends in mirth and merriment. There is no shortage of accommodations in Monastir. All that you need to do is to check out the best deals offered by hotels at different times of the year and book one for yourself.
Almost all the hotels in Monastir are equipped with facilities that ensure convenience and comfort and at the same time serve your dining and recreational needs. Some of the hotels also have facilities to serve the needs of a business traveler who prefer a trip that can be mixed with pleasure and entertainment. Some hotels offer great conference facilities for the corporate world as well as venues for hosting weddings and corporate parties.
Some popular hotels of Monastir that can be checked are:
Hotel Houda Golf & Beach Club Monastir: This is one of the top rated hotels in Monastir preferred by tourists seeking to spend their time in leisure amidst peace and tranquility. Featuring 516 spacious and elegant rooms the hotel is situated near to the sandy beach and next to the 18-hole Palm Links Golf Course.
Skanes Rivage Monastir, Monastir: This a 226 room 4 Star Hotel located close to the sand beach and amidst a garden covered by palm trees and colorful flowers. The hotel offers comfortable living with commendable facilities for dining and recreation. Experience the warmth and hospitality of the Tunisians who will make you feel at home and serve with a strong sense of anticipation to meet your basic requirements.
There are several other hotels in Monastir in Tunisia set up with the purpose of providing admirable accommodation in order to back up the growing trends of tourism in Tunisia.
Hotels in Nabeul
Nabeul in Tunisia is a popular tourist destination. People from all corners of the globe come to enjoy the beauty of the its lovely beaches and enjoy different activities. The place also draws innumerable tourists who come here to purchase some of the excellent specimens of pottery and handicrafts which are produced by the local craftsmen. There are a number of Hotels in Nabeul. The Hotels in Nabeul belong to a wide range of categories.
The Hotels in Nabeul, have earned a great deal of reputation among the Tunisia Hotels by their amenities and services. There are luxurious hotels as well as cheap Nabeul Hotels . If you are satisfied with nothing but the best visit the luxurious hotels. If you want the real value for your money opt for the low cost budget hotels.
Lido Hotel, Nabeul is one of the most popular Hotels in Nabeul in Tunisia. Housing 355 rooms, which are all air conditioned, the rooms of the hotel are provided with telephones and televisions. The guests can cook the food at the kitchenettes attached with the rooms. The hotel offers a myriad of health and recreation facilities. There is a spa and massage services at the hotel. The hotel has game room and offers the provisions of water skiing. Children will enjoy swimming in a separate swimming pool. The hotel is your perfect choice of accommodation in Nabeul.
Sol Azur Beach Hotel, Nabeul is an outstanding name among the Hotels in Tunisia. Rated as a 4 Star hotel, it offers 290 rooms provided with televisions and telephones. The rooms also have min bars and in room safes. The hotel provides the facilities of currency exchange too. The hotel has a pool and offers massage services and the provisions for horse riding.
Hotel Byzance in Nabeul is well known among the Hotels in Nabeul. The hotel offers easy access to the historical sites of the city as well as the beach. The noted feature of the hotel that it has a night club. The hotel has 63 comfortable rooms. Besides the restaurant of the hotel serves a wide rang of dishes belonging to different cuisines of the world.
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