Tunisia

Tunisia is bordered by the Mediterranean to the north and east. This Republic is the smallest of the nations situated along the Atlas mountain range. The south of Tunisia is composed of the Sahara desert with much of the remaining land consisting of particularly fertile soil. During Roman times it was known as the “bread-basket” of Rome. It passed under French protection in 1881. Tunisia is an export oriented country having relations with the European Union – with whom it has an association of agreement. Tunisia has established close relations with France.

In Tunis there is a tram network.

Snow occurs in winter in the northwestern corner of Tunisia, where elevations reach 3,440 ft (1,050 meters). There is great environmental diversity in this country due to its north-south extent. The climate is temperate in the north, with mild rainy winters and hot, dry summers. Besides the president, Tunisians enjoy a significant degree of religious freedom, a right enshrined and protected in its constitution, which guarantees the freedom to practice one’s religion.

Due to its beaches, the town of Hammamet is a popular destination for swimming and water sports. It was the first tourist destination in Tunisia. It is located in the north-east. It is particularly known for jasmine, and that is how the tourist resort of Yasmine Hammamet got its name. All over Hammamet souvenirs of jasmine can be found.

Port El Kantaoui Tunisia is a purpose built holiday resort. It is a peaceful and picturesque destination, which mixes Andalucian style arches, narrow cobbled pathways and lamp illuminated quays with contemporary boutiques, restaurants, souvenir shops and cafes. Port El Kantaoui is well equipped with high quality hotels, a busy marina, golf courses, bars and beaches. Designed in a traditional Tunisian style, the resort is made up of brilliant white buildings, cobbled streets and narrow walkways.

Surely Tunisia and the two resorts of Hammamet and Port El Kantaoui beckon you to take a holiday in one of our hotels.