Tunis is the major North African gateway to the Roman and Punic ruins of Carthage. You will be awed by the city's ancient Roman baths, cisterns, and basilicas. Be sure to visit the theater and amphitheater as well. True adventurers will not want to miss a trip to Sidi Bou Said, a charming seaside village set high atop the cliffs.
Very different from all of the other ports.
From the minute you are off the ship you are being pulled in all different directions.There is high pressure selling which can be very un nerving
Visited: Oct 10, 2008
The guide talked down to us like we were 4 year olds. He basically said about 10 different things about Tunis, over and over again. Each time we passed a mosque, he told us that 95% of the nation was Muslim. (We passed at least a dozen mosques.) The guide told us not to buy souveniers from anyone except 3 shops he would point out to us, which he did, then he promptly disappeared until the bus was ready to go. The shop keepers were rather creepy, and the shops were very dark and uninviting.
Visited: Jul 28, 2007
3 wheeling was fun. Too much pressure from locals to buy their very over priced itemes. Very pretty sights and clean.
Visited: Sep 03, 2010
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