10 days in Tunisa from £400
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Tunisia is a very popular tourist destination in Northern Africa because of its culture, history and Sahara desert. Any tourist coming to this place will be transported to a place where time has seemingly stood still.
The Carthage
The ancient ruins of Carthage is a must see for any traveller to Tunisia. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site which has increased not only in popularity but also in protection and preservation. The ruins will show you the remarkable way of life of the citizens of Carthage. It is also very easy to find as the area is located in Tunis, the capital of Tunisia.
The Desert and its oasis
Tunisia is located at the edge of the Sahara which means you can freely explore the desert while enjoying the convenience of immediately going back to the city. But the best part of Sahara is not the massive sand formations, it’s the Oasis scattered in different areas of the Saharan desert. There you will truly appreciate the value of water and the stunning landscape of the Oasis.
The Villages
Aside from Carthage, there are villages in Tunisia that should also be visited based on the ruins of the Punic Settlement (Kerkuoane) and Roman City (Dougga).
Restful Places
The stunning, Port El Kantaoui and the village of Djerba should not be missed as well. The former is a remarkable port with hotels and golf courses that will cater to your every need while Djerba will make you enjoy its beaches with the backdrop of traditional structures of Tunisia.
10 nights in Tunisia (flight+hotel) from £405.
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