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| PromoTunisia Exploration & Leisure |
| The Coasts of Carthage include the village of Sidi Bou Said which is perched like a shining white crown on a hill heralding the magnificent seaside resorts of La Marsa and Gammarth. Enjoy bambalouni, a light and crispy Tunisian style doughnut, in the village of Sidi Bou Said. Dine in high style at a converted Ottoman palace in the medina, the fish restaurants in the port of La Goulette or Le Grand Bleu in Gammarth. Alternatively eat at a local cafe for a fraction of the price. |
| Natural Sites to visit Often known as ‘Green Tunisia’, the Tabarka/Ain Draham coral coast region is a delightful part of the country, a region of hills, mountains and fertile plains. Temperature variations can be great, and occasional snow covers the peaks of Khroumiria. The weather is cooler in the summer season than in the south. The wooded and flower-decked foothills of Khroumiria, behind The Coral Coast, have more than a hint of unspoiled Provence, although the forests are of cork trees rather than olive. Deer, lynx, civets and jackals may be glimpsed by naturalists throughout the year. The region of Ain Draham has 80 000 hectares of cork oak, pink bay-trees, and thousands of plants as well as a horse center. This large variety of landscapes and sites where, between the trees, one can enjoy the superb blue sea of the Mediterranean, fresh air and old Roman cities nearby is an amazingly rewarding experience. Between sea and forest, Tabarka is well know for its corals, its rock coast quickly making place to beautiful white sand beaches and prestigious hotels, its fishing port, its marina and its golf. It is also a true paradise for diving, fishing, sailing and hiking. |
| Tunisia’s dazzling sites and its landscape are combined in a small area which comprises the mysterious enchantment of the Saharan oases of Tozeur, Nefta and Douz, the snowy loneliness of the forests at Ain Draham, the excitement of the beaches of Hammamet or Sousse, the Polynesian magic of the Island of Djerba and the secret attractions of Sidi-Bou-Said, which is lost in time on its rock overlooking one of the most beautiful gulfs in the world. |
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| PromoTunisia specializes in guided holidays around cultural themes such as music, festivals,cuisine, arts & traditions to provide our travelers with a Tunisian people experience. |
| Tunisia unites various geographical, climatic and cultural characteristics that make it ideal for lovers of areas where the sea, mountains and forests overlap. |
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| Nature |
| Coastal Tunisia With 750 miles of coastline, mostly unexploited, beaches of fine sand, the softness of the Mediterranean climate, shimmering sun and blue water, the Sahara Desert in the South and region of mountains, hills and green plains in the North,Tunisia offers beautiful and contrasted natural landscapes. From the Coast of the Coral in Tabarka and Bizerte; the Coasts of Carthage close to Tunis; the Hammamet resort; the port of El Kantaoui near Sousse, the Monastir and Mahdia resorts to the Djerba island, sightseeing nature in Tunisia fills visitors with wonders. |
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