Tunisia is a small state in the northern part of Africa, which is famous for warm hospitality, fascinating history and traditions. In Tunisia, you can see the holy temples of the ancient gods, bask in the sultry sun of the Sahara, visit a date palm plantation and enjoy the spicy scent of jasmine. Tunisia is a place where you can relax by the sea, sunbathe on beaches with golden fine sand and live without worries in international class hotels.
Geography
The Tunisian Republic is one of the countries of the Arab Maghreb. It is located in the central Mediterranean basin and is separated by the Sicilian Strait. The area of the state is only 164 thousand square kilometers. The Maghreb is often compared to a bird, since the territory of Tunisia resembles a wing.
Climate
The average temperature in summer in Tunisia ranges from +22 to +33 degrees, and in winter - from +5 to +12. The sea directly affects the climate of Tunisia. Summers in the country are quite dry, while winters are relatively cool and humid. The tourist season runs from late April to early November.
sights
Tunisia has very comfortable conditions for recreation. The friendly and qualified staff creates a friendly atmosphere and will take care of every tourist. Clean sea, sunny weather, effective medical procedures, reasonable prices - everything is conducive to relaxation.
Most of the tourists note that Tunisia is a state where you can visit only once and stop. The main attraction is ancient Carthage. Locals strive to reconstruct this city and make it the most attractive for holidaymakers. Carthage and Salammbô are generally recognized national monuments. On the streets of Carthage you can see sacred temples, old residential buildings, a seaport with many ships. Local residents have recreated places of amazing beauty from the ruins of the ancient city. Near the port is the ancient shrine of the goddess Tanit - a place where hundreds of tombstones are collected. Carthage is the new administrative center of Africa, where you can find not only stately buildings and villas, but also such cultural places as theaters and galleries.
Tabarka is a beautiful port where you can take a boat ride, look at the foothills of the mountains, admire the dense forest and clear waterfalls. In the old Phoenician trading port, tourists have the opportunity to play golf, go diving, spear fishing, hunting, attend the annual summer culture festival and relax in scenic spots.
Duga is a city that fascinates with how much the history of the Roman era has been preserved in it. The arc rises on a hill, representing an architectural monument.
Ancient mosaics are considered the pride of Tunisia. Since the days of the Phoenicians, this art has developed, not succumbing to the influence of the Roman Empire. The floors of a huge number of public buildings are decorated with panels. The general condition of many of the compositions is still excellent - it seems that they only burned out a little under the scorching sun.
