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Car rental - there are many small offices, literally near the hotel, for car rental. Are there any contraindications for renting in such places or should they be avoided and rented in large chains?
Car rental - there are many small offices, literally near the hotel, for car rental. Are there any contraindications for renting in such places or should they be avoided and rented in large chains?
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I will answer all your questions right away
Nabeul is not a pottery center
If you want to buy products made in Sfax, there is a minibus from Hammamet to Sfax from Hammamet Central Station or change at the Monastery
rent a car from your hotel
Why do you need to go, everything you want you can buy at the central bazaar in Hammamet
Nabeul is not a pottery center
If you want to buy products made in Sfax, there is a minibus from Hammamet to Sfax from Hammamet Central Station or change at the Monastery
rent a car from your hotel
Why do you need to go, everything you want you can buy at the central bazaar in Hammamet
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answered 7 years ago
All the same, I have never rented a car at all, especially abroad, so questions remain. Do all hotels offer car rentals? I am primarily interested in renting a car without a driver. If the hotel will not rent without a driver (Samira club 3 *), has anyone had experience renting in Tunisia? Where did you rent it, what are the nuances, what to look for, which car to choose (mileage, age). Are there automatic machines or are there only manual ones from inexpensive ones?
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answered 7 years ago
Vika284, about your phrase that Nabeul is not the center of pottery, I read about it in the livejournal blog of the author under the nickname starinlvov. Title of the article: "Tunisia. Nabeul. Part 1 - Medina." Here is the first suggestion from there: The city of Nabeul (fr. Nabeul) is a small town that is the center of pottery and ceramic production in Tunisia.
For what he bought, for that he sold.
For what he bought, for that he sold.
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answered 7 years ago