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Tunisia holidays offer everything from relaxation on powder-soft beaches and journeys across the Sahara Desert to scuba diving on the Mediterranean coast and exploring ancient Roman ruins. Behind excellent beaches and low-rise hotels lies a country of great variety. Green mountains, rivers and lakes dominate the north, while the south is ruled by the sand dunes of the Sahara Desert – powerful scenery broken only by sporadic oases. Concealed in the country's interior are caves, gorges, waterfalls and lakes to explore. Let your senses run riot in Tunisia amongst the sights and sounds of the walled medina in Hammamet, or in Tunis where you can barter for traditional Berber carpets and experience the exotic echoes of the muezzin call to prayer. The capital, Tunis, sits in a sheltered inlet on the country's northern coast. This is one of the most sophisticated Arab capitals, the French colonial influence still apparent in its wide boulevards and shopping malls. Tunis' old medina is the main tourist attraction; in this 13th century walled city you will find the souks in narrow alleyways around the central Zitouna Mosque. With its modern hotel complexes and splendid unspoilt beaches and turquoise seas, package holidays to Mahdia are a popular option amongst families. Sousse combines the hustle and bustle of city life with stunning beaches and historic sights. Skanes holidays are ideal for those who want a long golden sandy beach and stylish hotels.
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Tunisia holidays represent great value for money and there are usually plenty of late deals and cheap offers available. As the market leader we have the widest range of Tunisia holidays available, including tours and desert safaris in the Sahara, twin centres and beach stays. There is a superb choice of hotels from small, charming and family run to large hotel complexes featuring spas and oceanfront locations on an all inclusive basis. Because there’s so much to do and the weather is constantly good, Tunisia is great for long stays, with some people opting to spend four, five or six weeks here. Tunisia is also very convenient as you can fly from 11 regional airports in the UK. Out and about there are plenty of things to do in Tunisia other than relaxing on the beach. Popular activities include camel rides in the Sahara desert and Arabian nights of belly dancing, horsemanship and an incredible Fakir show that’s not to be missed. Golfers will love Tunisia’s Championship golf courses where the greens are challenging but the fees are not. Tunisia is also home to many of the sights of the Roman Empire, and a visit to the Roman colosseum at El Djem is a memorable experience. From beautiful beaches to ancient history, Tunisia has much to offer. To find out more watch Tunisia videos or read Tunisia holiday reviews.
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Currency : Tunisian Dinar
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Resorts in Tunisia (7)
Hammamet
Known as the 'garden resort' Hammamet is backed by olive, orange and lemon ...
Mahdia
Tucked away neatly between Sfax and Sousse the ancient village of Mahdia ...
Port el Kantaoui
This purpose-built resort is a fantastic base and a great place to unwind. ...
Skanes
Skanes consists of a string of good quality hotels stretching out along ...
Sousse
Sousse combines the hustle and bustle of city life with stunning beaches ...
Tunis
Tunis is one of the largest Mediterranean ports and is a gateway to Africa. ...
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