"A long lasting relationship comes with a lot of forgiveness and understanding..."
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The Republic of Tunisia lies in the western region of North Africa. Its northernmost point, Cape Angela, also marks the northern tip of the entire African continent. Tunisia shares borders with Algeria to the west and southwest, and Libya to the southeast - both nations facing ongoing internal conflicts - while the Mediterranean Sea stretches along its northern and eastern coasts.
The majority of Tunisians are of Berber descent. Arabic is the official language, while French is widely spoken and serves as the second language. It is common to see shop signs, menus, and road signs written in both Arabic and French, reflecting the country’s colonial past and multicultural character.
When we decided to venture into Tunisia, I must admit I was a little apprehensive. To prepare ourselves mentally and logistically, we began researching this North African nation - learning about its safety, people and culture, language, currency, navigation, and key attractions. Our plan was to visit most of the major towns across Tunisia, tracing the Berber heritage that threads through its landscapes and history.
Truthfully, Tunisia had never been on my travel wish list - but sometimes the most unexpected journeys become the most memorable.
Tunisia Trip Itinerary:Day 02: UNESCO World Heritage...
Day 03: Star Wars Filming Locations…
Day 04: Golden beaches and affordable luxuries...
Day 05: A Walking Tour Around Town...
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