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Tunisia or Egypt?
I don’t know why, but from the reviews and photos, I got the impression that a vacation in Tunisia is similar to a vacation in Egypt (not due to the recent revolutions, of course). I have not been to Tunisia, but I have been to Egypt more than once. Is it worth visiting this country?
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In Tunisia, in front of Egypt, the same riots took place, tourists were taken out. The president, maybe the prime minister, fled the country with 1.5 tons of gold. I think Tunisia is not worth your visit yet.
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answered 14 years ago
It doesn't look like Turkey or Egypt.
The hotels are good, the sea is empty, the landscapes are dull, there is nothing to do.
The hotels are good, the sea is empty, the landscapes are dull, there is nothing to do.
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answered 14 years ago
The sea in Tunisia is only the Mediterranean, so do not expect underwater beauties.
Chip Tunisia - a thalassotherapy.
The country as a whole is a little more civilized (apparently, the fact that Tunisia is a former French colony affects). Although what is happening there at the moment in the light of recent events is difficult to say. I wouldn't go yet, but that's IMHO.
Chip Tunisia - a thalassotherapy.
The country as a whole is a little more civilized (apparently, the fact that Tunisia is a former French colony affects). Although what is happening there at the moment in the light of recent events is difficult to say. I wouldn't go yet, but that's IMHO.
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answered 14 years ago
I was there and there, completely different countries. The beaches are gorgeous in Tunisia, with golden sand, but without corals. fish. The food is also completely different - French. the kitchen, as they say, is richer. Prices for souvenirs and other tourist junk are twice as expensive. than in Egypt. French grandmas go to the procedures, everything is cheap for them, we don’t.
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answered 14 years ago
Completely different countries both in terms of climate, and in terms of service, and in terms of "French grandmothers on thalasso" and in sea amusements, and in souvenirs, and in relation to our tourists ... Nothing terrible happened there after the revolution ... in relation to resorts. 3 more months before the first flights of 2011. Watch the situation, it's worth going... We'll go again, I'm almost sure.
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answered 14 years ago
I can say that I have been there and there, but in Egypt it is a little better
in Tunisia everything is more expensive and people are more impudent than in Egypt.
in Egypt, even if you say no, they understand it, but in Tunisia you send it, they don’t understand it. Everyone is trying to sell.
Egypt is definitely better, but due to the revolution it is better to refrain from visiting these countries. better try Thailand
in Tunisia everything is more expensive and people are more impudent than in Egypt.
in Egypt, even if you say no, they understand it, but in Tunisia you send it, they don’t understand it. Everyone is trying to sell.
Egypt is definitely better, but due to the revolution it is better to refrain from visiting these countries. better try Thailand
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answered 14 years ago
Well, Tunisia and Egypt are different places. and it's worth visiting. even deserts are different. There are many safaris worth visiting in Tunisia.
the sea is natural as they said completely different.
the sea is natural as they said completely different.
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answered 14 years ago
Thank you all for your opinion. Tell me, is Tunisia suitable for a holiday with a child (5 years old)? Are there children's animations in hotels (as in Egypt, Turkey), what excursions can be visited with children? Is it tiring in the Sahara?
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answered 14 years ago
It is very suitable for a holiday with a child, you just need to carefully choose a hotel (there are many hotels with BB, HB and without animation). The sea is warm, the sand, the cuisine is good, better than in Egypt.
The Sahara is boring. Yes, and in Carthage, too. I don’t even know about excursions with a five-year-old.
The Sahara is boring. Yes, and in Carthage, too. I don’t even know about excursions with a five-year-old.
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answered 14 years ago
Tunisia for families with children is an indispensable country. Me and all my friends went there only with children. My son went for the first time at the age of 4 and every year since then. Restaurant cuisine, swimming pools, conditions in hotels and even the same animation are suitable for children. The Mini Disco alone is worth it... All the kids are waiting for the evening to dance together.
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answered 14 years ago
Yes, do not go to Tunisia for your own safety, especially with children !!!
wait for summer and go to greece or cyprus or kraynyak turkey
wait for summer and go to greece or cyprus or kraynyak turkey
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answered 14 years ago
I would be looking now not for Tunisia, and not for Egypt, especially with
kids, these countries will calm down then you will visit. Closer to summer, Montenegro, Bulgaria, and even
Crimea. Why risk children?
kids, these countries will calm down then you will visit. Closer to summer, Montenegro, Bulgaria, and even
Crimea. Why risk children?
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answered 14 years ago
theingvar8 and alex45 - Did you understand the question? They compare Tunisia or Egypt ... without taking into account revolutionary events. Why make such comments?
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answered 14 years ago
In the question, "is it worth visiting this country?" Any country
it’s worth a visit, even Somalia, but you probably need to take into account the realities, otherwise ... look at the country guide and that’s enough. You can also have a guide with pictures. Therefore, don’t comment on comments.
it’s worth a visit, even Somalia, but you probably need to take into account the realities, otherwise ... look at the country guide and that’s enough. You can also have a guide with pictures. Therefore, don’t comment on comments.
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answered 14 years ago
if your goal is just to visit another country
it's definitely worth the trip
and if you have a choice between Egypt and Tunisia
then Egypt is definitely the winner
(if you do not take into account recent events)
it's definitely worth the trip
and if you have a choice between Egypt and Tunisia
then Egypt is definitely the winner
(if you do not take into account recent events)
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answered 14 years ago
Much more civilized than in Egypt. No one will grab your hands, selling your goods, you won’t find a seller in the store, he will sit modestly in the corner) It’s worth a visit for comparison! Personally, we now go once a year to Egypt and once-mandatory in Tunisia)
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answered 14 years ago
Yes, I would like to visit different countries. But I will refuse a trip to a country where a vacation will obviously be bad for me. I was always satisfied with my vacation in Egypt, so I became interested in Tunisia, because. It seemed to me that there is something in common in these countries (in terms of recreation). Of course, safety is also important. I am planning a vacation closer to the summer and there I will be guided by the situation. Thank you all for the active discussion.
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answered 14 years ago
Alex45, judging by the blog, you have not been to Tunisia. So why are you commenting on trips to this country? Talk about what you know for sure where you have been personally. Don't cause confusion.
Lu-lu, be sure to find an opportunity to get out to Tunisia with your child. I recommend Hammamet, the center. There are excellent beaches (the sea near the shore is rather shallow, the water warms up well), they bring the kids to a health resort. Yes, adults can enjoy it there too. See my reviews.
Lu-lu, be sure to find an opportunity to get out to Tunisia with your child. I recommend Hammamet, the center. There are excellent beaches (the sea near the shore is rather shallow, the water warms up well), they bring the kids to a health resort. Yes, adults can enjoy it there too. See my reviews.
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answered 14 years ago
If you have been to Egypt many times, then for a change, you should definitely go to Tunisia. Why is Egypt better? It's not the same for everybody. I still think that in Tunisia everything will get better faster. Of all the Arab countries - the most civilized. Therefore, by the way, they were the first to start. And there are no Muslim brothers there.
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answered 14 years ago
safsaf! I do not comment on a trip to Tunisia, there may be heavenly places. I commented on the current situation in Tunisia. To do this, just watch TV and
surf the Internet and see how crowds of people flee from this country to Italy, probably from a good life. And I would never allow my children and grandchildren to go on vacation to an unstable country. And in general, what a manner to indicate where I should write.
surf the Internet and see how crowds of people flee from this country to Italy, probably from a good life. And I would never allow my children and grandchildren to go on vacation to an unstable country. And in general, what a manner to indicate where I should write.
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answered 14 years ago
Normal manner, quite acceptable in this situation. Who needs the current situation, and even more so in your understanding? If you were physically there right now and broadcasting, that's a different matter. People always fled to Italy, at any opportunity, just like the Ukrainians. Well, count our zarobitchans.
In general, this is a tourist forum, not a political one. So a Russian girl with a child (Lu-Lu), as soon as charters are determined (and this will happen with a guaranteed stable positive situation that has already reigned in Tunisian resorts), plan a trip to Tunisian resorts and do not take into account any nonsense. I have already been there 10 times and always with a child, so I know perfectly well what kind of vacation it is. How can the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria, or the Adriatic (where we have also been more than once) compare with the Tunisian Mediterranean?
And I wish Alex45 to see everything with my own eyes in the coming season.
In general, this is a tourist forum, not a political one. So a Russian girl with a child (Lu-Lu), as soon as charters are determined (and this will happen with a guaranteed stable positive situation that has already reigned in Tunisian resorts), plan a trip to Tunisian resorts and do not take into account any nonsense. I have already been there 10 times and always with a child, so I know perfectly well what kind of vacation it is. How can the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria, or the Adriatic (where we have also been more than once) compare with the Tunisian Mediterranean?
And I wish Alex45 to see everything with my own eyes in the coming season.
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answered 14 years ago
Some people got stuck with marks, in a rare blog you will see so many maniacal minuses!
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answered 14 years ago
In fact, I try to do without the words "broadcast, nonsense, etc." in discussions. Therefore, you are welcome to Tunisia, Morocco, the Canary Islands. By the way, you broadcast categorically about everything, this is your principle, apparently.
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answered 14 years ago
I am talking about what I know for sure and have seen with my own eyes. And I have no appeal. I have different principles, one of them: do not cast a shadow on the wattle fence. And your irritation is due to the fact that you are not in the subject ... but you speak out. If you are competent in the topic of Egypt and the Crimea ... then how would you like a tablecloth there ... Now it is clear who is littering with "minuses" here !!! The current pensioners are quite active, oddly enough.
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answered 14 years ago
I recommend the hotel in Hammamet Omar Dar Hayam if you are with a child. Beautiful animation and during the day the Neckermann team entertains the children. Every day a children's disco, then they put on a performance by the children, rooms for children with free stationery. 7 swimming pools, one heated under the roof, 8 slides, a gym, there is a children's menu. This hotel was the best in animation in 2008, we were in October 2009. Although this is a C grade, but not cheap, plentiful French cuisine, a lot of fruit in basins, chocolate. desserts and ice cream for lunch 6 varieties. The food is better than with the Egyptian four, only the bungalows are poor. Animators entertain children and adults all day long.
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answered 14 years ago
safsat! Too much honor to get annoyed with you! I had to go through enough information about Tunisia, From enthusiastic ones, like yours, to such "turbid sea
with jellyfish, the shore is dirty, with rotten algae, "etc. If for 10 times in Tunisia you have such
was not, then the one who wrote is telling a lie. But
there cannot be a calm sea with a wave on a sandy
shore. Now, the main thing. There are connoisseurs and “rating collectors” here to receive prizes. I don’t give a damn about tic-tac-toe. .You are not interesting to me. Gather a rating, you look like you will win a lighter. I don’t answer anymore!
with jellyfish, the shore is dirty, with rotten algae, "etc. If for 10 times in Tunisia you have such
was not, then the one who wrote is telling a lie. But
there cannot be a calm sea with a wave on a sandy
shore. Now, the main thing. There are connoisseurs and “rating collectors” here to receive prizes. I don’t give a damn about tic-tac-toe. .You are not interesting to me. Gather a rating, you look like you will win a lighter. I don’t answer anymore!
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answered 14 years ago
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