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Is it worth it to go there???
Here we are thinking with my husband to go to Tunisia, in Turkey we are already fed up ... Advise pliz whether there is anything to do there at all and is it really possible to relax there knowing only Russian? Can you recommend resorts and hotels? Only not expensive hotels, we want thousands of $ 1500 to fit in for a hotel. Thanks in advance.
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To do: 1) the beach, 2) excursions (Sahara, Carthage and so on), 3) drinking. These are the main options. Only with a Russian in the hotel will not be easy. Though things may have changed in a year. On excursions guides with good Russian.
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answered 17 years ago
I recommend El Moradi Club El Kantau + - I think it will work for your loan, although prices have grown since last year
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answered 17 years ago
Hello !!! I have rested in Sousse three times, I really like it !!! Namely, the Tour Halef hotel, it is worthy of the price that they ask for it and my girlfriend Anya works there as an animator. Sousse is quite a youth resort, several discos, many bars , there is something to see, and the prices are lower than in Hamomet!! Have a good rest!!
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answered 17 years ago
Many travel to Tunisia for thalassotherapy. Haven't tried it myself, but I think it's a good idea.
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answered 17 years ago
I was last year in Hamamet in the Jasmine area (4* Imperial Park). I liked it very much, a beautiful unusual country. I highly recommend for a change, not in vain the former French colony. Clean on the streets. Quite decently, the people are polite and well-mannered, not to be compared with Egypt. Prices are of course a little higher than in Turkey.
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answered 17 years ago
We (me, husband and child) were in June 2007 at the Marhaba Hotel (Suss). Only pleasant memories remain. We traveled almost the whole country. The hotel (HB) cost us about 2000 dollars. They do not speak Russian well (almost no one knows except guides). Minimal English is desirable, and French is even better. We regretted that we did not take the Russian-French phrasebook
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answered 17 years ago