Presentation of a gay friendly Tunisia

May 17 2013

by Marc Dedonder

History and diverse natural beauty, just a few words that describe this Tunisia of today. With its soft golden sandy beaches, its jasmine scented breeze, its fish in your plate, Tunisia is a territory of choice for a simple vacation where the sun is king.

Beyond the beaches, Tunisia is known to be an unknown destination for gay men. It is distinct for its incredible landscapes, its cultural richness and its very own architecture

Tourism plays a huge role in the country's economy. You will be surprised by the charm Tunisians have for travelers who arrive in their host country. Tunisia is the most relaxed and hospitable country in North Africa. It also happens to be one of the most interesting to visit. What to do and what to see in Tunisia. Discover the best of Tunisia.

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Tour of the Sahara
whether on camelback or renting a jeep, a visit to the Sahara could be one of the most unique experiences of your life. The Sahara is extremely hot. Expect harsh conditions at times, but when they are overcome, that's when this desert really comes into its own. One of the best starting points for your visit is the oasis town of Tozeur. This walled city will allow you to enjoy the best places of this famous desert. It is best to make a reservation in advance for your camel or jeep. Once there, enjoy the old town of Tozeur before visiting the Sahara to get used to the climate.

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Carthage
Located 15 kilometers east of Tunis, Carthage is one of the many historical sites in Tunisia that all visitors should visit. following its destruction by the Romans, its ruins represent a lot for this people. You can visit the amphitheater, forums, public baths and other sites of a bygone era. When you arrive at the site, you must purchase your tickets. These will give you access to other historical sites in Tunis. Keep your tickets well.

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Bardo Museum
The Bardo Museum is one of the least expensive popular attractions in all of Tunisia. This magnificent museum houses one of the largest collections of Roman mosaics in Africa. There are also statues, figurines and other Roman collections. A collection of Catholic artifacts is also on display at the Bardo Museum. Built in the 13th century, the building alone is worth exploring.

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Sousse
For guaranteed relaxation, Sousse is undoubtedly the best destination in Tunisia for a hassle-free vacation in the sun. This seaside resort offers many fine sandy beaches. More than a million visitors come each year to enjoy the dry summer and swim in the Mediterranean Sea. in Sousse, you will find many gay friendly hotels, but also clubs and casinos to have fun in the evening. Sousse is one of the most modern cities in the country. The cities of Djerba or Medenine are also alternative vacation destinations to Sousse.

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Maktar
The ancient city of Maktar has gained an international reputation for its panoramic views of the country. The breathtaking landscapes will not make you regret your way to Maktar. You can also discover many Roman temples of Jupiter and Apollo. Like the ruins of Carthage, the ruins of Maktar are also very - to visit and deserve this detour.

Tunisia still has a long way to go to welcome gay and lesbian tourists. Nevertheless, Tunisia's tourist spots are good to live in and the Tunisian experience will be part of your best vacation. Tunisia is a good mix between a sunny beach destination and a destination for adventure and exploration. Simply for its rich history, Tunisia deserves a detour in your travel diary.