Tunisia

At one end washed by the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean and at the other sinking into the Sahara Desert, the alterations in the Tunisian landscape enchant even the most demanding visitor.

The vastness of the largest desert in the world in combination with the green oases, overgrown with palm trees, will literally take your breath away while the northeastern side of the country, washed by the Mediterranean Sea, is full of plains and hills that make up a landscape rich in olive groves.

Tunis, a modern Arab capital, with its Ottoman and colonial prehistory present all over, will enchant your mind, while the famous holiday resorts, Monastir, Sousse, Hammamet, Port El Cantawi, that attract millions of tourists from all over the world, full of modern hotel complexes and opportunities for sports and entertainment are waiting for you.  

Tunisia has been a crossroads of cultures, carrying today a rich history of 3,000 years. Romans, Arabs, Turks, Phoenicians and French, each gave some element of culture that composes today’s modern  Tunisia, a country with a unique atmosphere that you will surely love!