Built on the Southern end of the Gulf of Hammamet on the northeast coast of Tunisia. It is the capital of Sahel and is a significant olive growing region. It is no wonder why Sousse has become a favoured tourist destination.

The place has it all. Stunning beaches, excellent climate, hotels of all classes, good restaurants and a fantastic range of day trips. Especially known for its ancient walled city, Medina, the resort of Sousse attracts families and young couples. It is full of interesting sites with many attractions around Medina. Some of these are: a lighthouse built in 859 AD and The Ribat fortress that was designed to defend the country from invaders, an impressive Mosque and the Sousse Museum. To the north and on the way to Port El Kantaoui there is a suburb known as Hammam Sousse with a beach, shops and cafes.

Situated right next to Monastir, Skanes is an attractive, easy-going resort and historic town surrounded by olive trees and set on a spectacular sandy beach. It is one of the most important holiday destinations in Tunisia, as it is a suburb of its famous neighbor Monastir. It has a new 18-hole golf course called the Palm Links Golf Club. A holiday in Skanes would be ideal for those holiday makers who desire a relaxing holiday on the beach.

One of the most chic, up-market resort areas of Tunisia and the first purpose built holiday resort. It features a swish international Andalucian-style yacht marina surrounded by luxurious hotels. The port is a narrow coastal strip on both sides side of a smallish purpose-built resort, centered on the marina.

It has no authentic sites and local history but instead most of the traditional architectural style has been cleverly recreated in the modern style. The resort features excellent sandy beaches offering a wide range of water sports including sailing, windsurfing, jet skiing. Other activities include tennis and golf. The marina has souvenir stalls, waterfront cafes, and restaurants.

An extremely elegant city edged by a sea-front boulevard and located at the southern end of the Gulf of Hammammet surrounded by olive groves and pine trees. Considered as one of Tunisia’s most important holiday destinations with white sandy beaches stretching all the way towards Sousse.

Surrounding the marina are a wide range of restaurants and small pavement cafes serving international and local dishes. The old town area offers a picturesque, Arabic atmosphere and features numerous shops and entertainment. With its 9th century walls and the famous Ribat tower (a fortress for warrior monks) over a modern resort complex, the result is truly amazing and harmonious as Monastir has managed to blend old/traditional and new together.

The beautiful port of Mahdia is conveniently situated around the resorts of Sousse and Sfax and it was proclaimed the first capital of Tunisia. One of its most important attractions is the Central Mosque which dates back into the 10th century, and the entrance to the Medina whose main characteristic is a humungous 16th century gate.

Tailors, embroiderers, and local weavers who sell traditional costumes alongside the market can be found all over the city. The market which takes place every Friday is a highlight.

Located exactly south of Hammamet just a few minutes away. Its sandy white beach is one of the longest golden sandy beaches in Tunisia, adjacent to a palm-tree lined promenade.

This resort is bustling with entertainment which ranges from shops, casinos, nightclubs, bazaars, and thalassotherapy centers. It has recently gained international status and a holiday there can be enjoyed in first class hotels at extremely reasonable prices. All of the main attractions are only a few minutes away.

Situated on the northeast coast of Tunisia. It is considered Tunisia’s number one holiday resort, the most mature seaside playground and the essence of the Tunisias holiday experience, combining modern facilities with North African culture. Stylish and luxurious hotels lie along the golden beaches of the Cap Bon peninsula on either side of Hammamet.

The coastline offers long stretches of excellent golden sand with warm turquoise waters and great waters sports backed by lush palms. The centre itself features a great selection of shopping, cafés and bars and nightlife with a wide range of restaurants offering both Tunisian and international cuisine. Hammamet also offers excursions which include desert safaris, visits to Tunis and Carthage, boat trips, and camel and horse riding.

A quiet residential location, only 20 km north of the centre of Tunis. Part of the Carthage Coast, a location that you can compare with the French Riviera. Gammarth is a famous seaside resort with beautiful sandy beaches. It is recommended for tourists that want a resort based holiday but also to have an easy access to the rest of Tunisia.

An oasis surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea and vast stretches of beaches and a golf course. Situated off the southern coast of Tunisia very near the Libyan border, Djerba boasts miles and miles of unspoilt beaches and is constantly developing new hotel properties all along the beach.

One of the most important sights found there is the 15th century fortress Borj El Kebir. Also, one can visit the Ghriba Synagogue, considered as one of the holiest Jewish Buildings in North Africa.

Located in the middle of the Mediterranean, at the highest end of North Africa, The people are rich history and traditions, Tunisia offers to each visitor innumerable opportunities and thus became one of the most popular destinations in Africa.

Tunisia, this magic and mysterious country, combines marvelously its white sand beaches with the massive extent of the desert of the Sahara and its old temples with the crystalline water bordered with corals. Explore the old mosques and the souks, the old médinas are still very animated, your visit could also include a safari by jeep to visit historic sites such as the ruins of Carthage, the caves of Matmata and the amphitheatre of El Djem close to the beach. The cordial population will accomodate you in the respect of Tunisian hospitality.