Tunisia, Hammamet, Nesrine 4 Tunisia, Hammamet

The hotel lives up to its 4 stars. The rooms are cleaned daily, though the towels were changed every two or three days, and given the humidity, sometimes after a shower in the afternoon, in the evening I had to dry myself not very fresh. The food is good, but the food did not differ in a special variety. From fruits - melons, watermelons, apples and sour pears. For such a southern country in September, this is certainly not enough. From the hotel to Medina and Yasmine by taxi 5 dinars. There is almost nothing to buy. I bought two leather bags, but even then not in Hammamet, but on trips on excursions. I have never been to Egypt or Turkey, so I can only compare with Jordan, where I visited, so I think excursions in Tunisia are informative and informative. Tunisians try and save the uninhibited cities, it is all the more pleasant that they cherish the traces of not their own civilization. The beach is dirty, camels and old horses on the beach are annoying. And it’s a pity to look at them and feel sorry for yourself because you go to the sea on their poop.