Tunisia - A Mix of Cultures on the Fringe of the Sahara

Africa » Tunisia
April 22nd 2013

Published: May 5th 2013

12 Days in Tunisia Being a small country and not particularly famous for anything I wasn't that bothered about exploring Tunisia in great depth. For this reason Me and Steph opted for a cheap 12 day package holiday (my first package deal in about 14 years) so we could visit without breaking the bank and I could move a step closer to completing my corn flake mission. What we found was a ... Read Full Entry

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Guinea Pigs at the Table

At a zoo close to our hotel

Starting Our Roadtrip

Through countless fields full of olive trees

Heading South

There were so many unfinished buildings

Heading South

Here you can see sheep watching their friends cooking and waiting their turn

Heading South

Getting close to the desert

Approaching the Desert

The Area Close to Matmata

A hill that looks like a pyramid

Matmata

A town famous for its typical housing

Matmata

Luke Skywalkers House

Now a hotel

Luke Skywalkers House

There was Star Wars memorabilia all over the hotel

Luke Skywalkers House

7th May 2013

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

TUNISIA
I was in Ethiopia during the Arab Spring uprising in Tunisia. Do you recommend Tunisia as a destination? Definitely an impressive Cornflake moment in your photo.

15th May 2013

The Corn Flake Traveller
Mick Hobday

Visiting Tunisia
Hi Dave I liked Tunisia but it is not one of my favourite destinations. I would recommend travelling to any country but there are many more I would recommend before Tunisia. Having seen that you have travelled off the beaten track I would suggest Morocco or Egypt first. Also depends on the amount of time you spend there and what you're in to. Egypt my friend is a must for any traveller

13th May 2013

The Travel Camel
Shane Dallas

Camels everywhere
Tunisia looks like my sort of place; another destination to add to my wish list.

8th July 2013

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

FOLLOW THAT ROAD
I've put this on the Follow that Road thread in Photography Forum

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