Tunisia’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites: An Overview for Travelers
With eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Tunisia is a treasure trove of cultural, historical, and natural heritage for travelers to discover.
Coffee Culture in Tunisia: Tips for Travelers
Coffee in Tunisia has become an important part of the culture, like in many other parts of the world. You could even say coffee has taken on a culture of its own since Tunisians drink it in a variety of ways and social contexts throughout their day. As you prepare for your travels […]
7 Useful Arabic Phrases for Traveling in Tunisia
About once a week in Tunisia, I experience a version of this conversation:
Taxi driver: [In French or English] Hello! Where do you want to go?
Me: [In Arabic] Good morning! Souq Sibit, please.
Taxi driver: [In Arabic] You speak Arabic?! Where are you from? How do you learn it?
In some countries, […]
Destination Races: A Unique Way to Experience Tunisian Culture
Runners of the Zriba Night Trail race head out of the village just after crossing the start/finish line.
On July 20th, more than 700 runners from all over Tunisia, including my wife and I, gathered in the ruins of a Berber village, Zriba Al […]
Tunisia’s Surprising Diversity As A Travel Destination
Tunisia is only the size of England, but it offers a surprising variety as a travel destination. Travelers to Tunisia say what stands out are its fascinating history, the Mediterranean Sea, the captivating Sahara desert, and the authentic culture.
Tunisia Offers Fascinating History
Tunisia has a fascinating history that started with the founding of mighty Carthage nearly 3,000 years ago. Other […]
Spotlight on Sustainability: The Mornag Eco-Farm
If you’re planning your Tunisia itinerary and looking for interesting things to do around Tunis, the Mornag Eco-Farm is well worth a visit. Just south of sprawling Tunis, the farm has been modeling sustainability since 2011 for a young generation of Tunisians.
History of the Mornag Eco-Farm
Amine Draoui founded the Mornag Eco-Farm just […]