Southern Tunisia (28 to 31 October 2018)
We headed south from Sousse on a rattling old train on which a ‘first class’ ticket just meant you actually got a seat. The train was late leaving Sousse, and at times was so slow…
View PostWe headed south from Sousse on a rattling old train on which a ‘first class’ ticket just meant you actually got a seat. The train was late leaving Sousse, and at times was so slow…
View PostSousse 140km south of Tunis is Sousse. It is Tunisia’s third largest city, but with a population of only 200,000, not exactly a megacity. Sandy beaches with clear, turquoise water made it a popular destination…
View PostTunis was first established by the Berbers in around the 4th century BC. Its location on the north coast of Africa with a large harbour within easy reach of the European Mediterranean ports, made it…
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