Do not go, children, to walk in Africa))) but no!)))

Written: 13 april 2007
Travel time: 13 — 20 august 2006
Who does the author recommend the hotel to?: For families with children; For recreation with friends, for young people
Your rating of this hotel:
8.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms: 9.0
Service: 10.0
Cleanliness: 9.0
Food: 8.0
Amenities: 8.0
needless to say that the choice of hotel depends on the impression of the entire holiday and the country as a whole?!
Hotel.
10 o'clock in the morning. The bus drove up to a completely ordinary building of the 15th century. 4 palm trees and the Tergue Club sign will be erased on me. I go inside... I'm shocked! Where did I get? Real... it's just beyond words... A huge hall, made in the Arabic style. Numerous sofas, armchairs, tables, a giant and very beautiful chandelier. . Yes....
For about 2 more hours, we sat in the hotel lobby, waiting until we were given a room. Cute waiters passed by and smiled
Tergue Club is a 3 plus hotel located between the city of Sousse and the tourist area of ​ ​ Port El Kantaoui. The hotel is simply huge! The main building, bungalows extending from it in different directions, a terrace where children's discos and cabarets were held, a club, a pool with water polo gates, 2 tennis courts, a basketball court. Beach bar and volleyball court.

The hotel has a group (10 people) of student animators who entertain tourists throughout the day: in the morning after breakfast, gymnastics on the beach, in the afternoon, dancing on the beach and around the pool, playing water polo, volleyball, darts, children's disco after dinner, cabaret, disco club. Back in the travel agency, we were "delighted" about the animation: "Well, you yourself understand what animation can be in 3 * : ) not so hot, of course... "
But no! The animation there is just gorgeous! Cheerful animators of 22-26 years old literally did not let you get bored, they constantly entertained you with something! Animation - the main "+" of the hotel.
Food
Even on the plane, we managed to get acquainted with their national dish - couscous. At first, of course, everything seemed very sharp, but then we got used to it. In the hotel we had All Inclusive (all inclusive), you could drink as much as you want and whatever you want in the bar and on the beach (until 23h). 3 meals a day, buffet... I ate just like that! Regardless of how much I ate At first I thought that I would come home one and a half times thicker! I myself am surprised, but I lost 6 kg and my beer tummy with a booty left I didn't feel like eating at all, just drinking. We bought the most exotic fruits (cactus cones, figs, I don’t know what they are called, but for me they are flattened peaches, etc. ). Very inexpensive.
They have alcoholic drinks - wine (red is terrible, pink is better, I haven’t tried white), liquor (didn’t drink either) and local booze vodka (although all the locals drank ordinary alcohol diluted with water. They called it Russian vodka)
Excursions.

They say if you haven't been to the Sahara, you haven't been to Tunisia. It's true! A tour of the Sahara is something ! ! We were very lucky with the guide; Ali speaks excellent Russian and sometimes even soaked phrases like "if the bride is a swamp schmuck" or "Russian dream is to lie on the stove all my life . . " For 2 days of excursion we traveled almost the whole country. We visited the old Coliseum, on salt pans, met the dawn in the Sahara, rode camels in the desert, were in the mountains at a waterfall of eternal beauty and youth (the guide who showed us the waterfall was called My God. He constantly walked and kept saying: "My God! I'm single! I want to get married! I'm rich. I have a mobile phone and 10 Mercedes !! "), in a cave near the Troglodytes (as it turned out later, there I sat on a super-duper throne and, according to giving, should leave in 6 months get married and give birth to a child. It's funny! ). . . I definitely advise you to go!
With a guide in Carthage, we were less fortunate! We swept through museums and sights at the speed of light: in Carthage itself it was all 20 minutes! And in the unfortunate Medina it was 2 hours! horror! Russians, and even more so pretty girls, are strictly forbidden to enter there! )) Even though I was constantly with my mother and younger brother, the Arabs stuck to me, they constantly invited me somewhere, as soon as they didn’t contact me... and "beautiful" and "Miss Italy"....however, there is no such thing in the hotel, everyone is used to tourists. I went around the hotel in a swimsuit and pareo
I was pleased with the excursion to the reserve! Huge territories, giant pens for animals... yes . . this is not our St. Petersburg zoo for you !!
The shops.
The main state store is General. There you can buy everything from children's pots to olive oil.
Medina is an Arab bazaar. Prices there, as a rule, are inflated 5 times. No more foot there! They molested me just like that! and they grabbed my hands, and they didn’t call anyone: “sexy, Miss Italy, Natasha” . . and so on. Needless to say, Natasha is a Russian prostitute for them (no offense to anyone! It infuriates herself ! ) And I also thought of wearing a T-shirt with a neckline! It's my own fault!
When we returned from the Sahara, we stopped by a store in Kerouan. The prices there are 2-10 times lower! Pleased!
Also, in Tunisia, there are a lot of all sorts of shops, etc. One, by the way, is located right on the territory of our hotel. There I drew a tattoo for myself, a panther. The locals, and our tourists were delighted!

When I was going to Tunisia, for some reason I thought that all Arabs are smelly, scary and constantly pester Russian girls . .
I began to doubt my beliefs when I got on board the plane of the Tunisian airline. Lovely Arabs in suits and not smelly at all)))))))
Young people in the hotel were divided into 3 categories: animators, waiters and servants on the beach.

The last two categories are persons deprived of attention, including women. I really didn’t like all the waiters: they constantly climbed and interfered with eating. I even somehow yelled at one of them. The boys on the beach are very personal! True, they were forbidden to go to discos in the hotel and start conversations on extraneous topics with vacationers.
But the animators were the luckiest of all! They were allowed to walk around the entire territory of the hotel, along the beach. In addition, they were provided with 2 separate rooms. Their duties included not letting tourists rest in peace, putting on vulgar scenes and numbers. Of course, everyone envied them! very attractive young people: Joseph (dressed up as little Josephine and molested tourists), Alex Catastrophe, Aladdin, Alex two, student animator, Dj and 2 more older animators (I don’t remember their names) + university professor where they all study or "Big Boss" Mr. Nouri.

I didn't want to leave until I cried! Even for the summer of 2007, I wanted to go only to Tunisia, only to Terga and nowhere else!
My advice to you: if you are planning to go to Tunisia, then only to this hotel! Get an unforgettable vacation and a sea of ​ ​ emotions! )))
PS: I don’t know about you, but we were lucky! The fact is that the temperature in August is about 45 degrees in Sousse and 55 in the Sahara = a lot of jellyfish come to the shore and you can swim only in the pool ((. In the travel agency we This was not warned. Fortunately, we were very lucky, and there were practically no jellyfish. The sea is very salty, it is impossible to open your eyes underwater))
Have a good rest!
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