Tunisian beaches
Between Libya and Algeria, on the coast of North Africa, there was a place for the exotic country of Tunisia. This place has become a real paradise for all those who love to relax at sea. The coastline of Tunisia, with a length of about 1300 km, is soft sand, azure sea and gentle sun.
All beaches in Tunisia are free for guests due to municipalities. If the beach belongs to a hotel, then usually there are umbrellas and sun loungers for vacationers mounted on it, occasionally they may require payment there, usually in hotels with three stars.
The most popular beaches in Tunisia
- Djerba Island is the southern resort of the country. Djerba is famous for its olive and palm groves and the purest water. Despite being an island, Djerba can be reached by road. There are only 4 to 5 star hotels here, but there are quite a few of them.
- Mahdia is considered one of the young resorts in Tunisia, which is famous for its amazing sand. Many travel agencies recommend this particular resort for vacationers with children..
- Monastir, as well as its resort area called Skanes, is the best place for relaxation, quiet and peaceful rest..
- The Sousse resort will fully satisfy the needs of lovers of a noisy and cheerful holiday, offering a large abundance of discos and nightclubs. Its main competitor is the resort of Port el-Kantaoui, constantly striving to outshine Sousse in terms of reckless resort life. Local pubs, casinos and discos will give a hundred points head start to any eminent institution in the big city.
- Hammamet will appeal to fans of thalassotherapy, as you can find many different wellness centers here.
- Diving enthusiasts will find everything they need in Tabarka - beautiful coral reefs, mighty rocks, and equipment rental.
- Not far from the city of Tunisia there are two most picturesque beaches: Sidi Bou Said and Cartage. They are popular with tourists who prefer active pastime rather than lying on a sun lounger. This place is the epicenter of creativity of musicians and artists, they come here from different parts of the world..
