Holidays to Tunisia 18 October 2009  Holidays to Tunisia are an ideal choice for beach lovers, history lovers, culture seekers and even Star Wars fans. From famous movie sets to Mediterranean seaside resorts and a vast array of historical sites, including remnants of ancient Byzantine, Phoenician, Roman, Berber and Arab inhabitants, holidays to Tunisia can easily blend relaxing on beaches, exploring ancient architecture and ruins, shopping in traditional open-air souks and partaking in an active nightlife.
Travelers on holidays to Tunisia will not want to miss the Ottoman palace that houses the Bardo Museum, shopping for carpets in the Islamic holy city of Kairouan, taking in the El-Jem Coliseum, climbing the steps of Jugurtha’s Table to indulge in views that stretch to Algeria, or shopping on the island of Jerba. With whitewashed villages, barren deserts, seemingly insurmountable dunes, plenty of shopping, lively festivals and gorgeous beaches, holidays in Tunisia have something to offer for every type of world traveler.
Travelers will find that hotels are rated differently in Tunisia. For example, what is rated as a four star hotel in Tunisia is of considerably lower quality than what an American or European traveler would expect in relation to the four star hotels they are accustomed to on their home continents. Because of this, it is highly desirable to forgo hotel accommodations entirely by opting for a Tunisia self catering holiday with private accommodations. Opting for private Tunisia holiday apartments or villas allows you to ensure that your stay will be comfortable, your lodgings will be conveniently located and your holiday will be more fully enjoyed in a self-paced, relaxing manner. Tunisia self catering holidays also have cost-saving benefits, such as fully-equipped kitchens for taking meals at home, and extra niceties, such as an onsite security guard at no additional charge.
Renting a private villa or home in Hammam Sousse for a Tunisia self catering holiday is an ideal option for those who appreciate being in walking distance from horseback riding, golf, water sports, coffee shops, restaurants, and – of course – the golden stretches of sand that line Tunisia on its Mediterranean coastline. With a mild climate, breathtaking beaches and numerous festivals, this seaside resort is a popular tourist destination where travelers will find monuments, museums and high-end shopping, as well as local shopkeepers selling their wares, such as carpets, artisan-crafted copper pieces, jewelry and blankets. This popular resort is also just two hours from the capital city of Tunis, and allows easy access to many of Tunisia’s cultural and historical sites.
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