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Hammamet

Description: Fishing port and beach resort, northeastern Tunisia, on Al-Hammamat Gulf. It is referred to as the Tunisian Riviera, ... more

Hammamet ... because of its sandy beaches, mild winters, and pleasant summers. / Fishing port and beach resort, northeastern Tunisia, on Al-Hammamat Gulf. It is referred to as the Tunisian Riviera, because of its sandy beaches, mild winters, and pleasant summers.

Newest Review: ... not sure how it would be in the height of summer. Buildings ______ Entering Hammamet we first drop some holiday makers at Hammamet Yassmine this on the coast on the outskirts of Hammamet about ½ hour from centre. Our hotel little bit nearer the centre. A lot of the hotels , ours included had beach access As we enter the town of Hammamet there are a few more hotels a few bars , some ... more

... small shops . Something that was striking were the doors Tunisian doors are interesting obviously pride taken in them attractive with designs on them Hammamet's houses and buildings usually painted white with blue windows, door surrounds and shutters. ...more

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Hammamet , where I rested my feet (1703 words)
by - written on 23/03/09 (Very useful, 414 readings)
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Hammamet My husband and I are both recovering from illnesses, well mine is surgery on my foot. Both of us fed up decided to book a last minute week's break in Tunisia. We booked on the Thursday flew on Saturday. We have never visited Africa or Tunisia before but decided the weather in Feb would be warmer than here. We were looking forward to visiting somewhere different. We booked At the Barceló hotel recently name change from Miramar we usually camp. Hammamet has several hotels offering BB half board or full board. Getting there ________ We flew from Stanstead to Monastir flight about 3 hours. ... Read the complete review

Everything we wish we had known before our holiday to Tunisi ... (2810 words)
by - written on 04/10/07 (Very useful, 469 readings)
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Country: Tunisia Resort: Hammamet Hotel: Les Citronniers Board: B&B only Dates: 26th sept - 3rd Oct 07 INTRO Okay, I've been thinking about how I should write this and I'm going to try and portray our holiday as much as possible. So I'll start at the beginning. I hope you manage to read all of this if you plan on staying at this hotel or even visiting hammamet because I wish I'd read a review like this before our visit! I've titled the paragraphs so that you can slide and skip bits if you want to. THE BEGINNING We booked on a late deal from Sept 26th - Oct 3rd. We arrived very tired as we had got a 7am ... Read the complete review

A Week in Hammamet (2906 words)
by - written on 22/11/05 (Very useful, 2042 readings)
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The reason I chose Tunisia for a holiday was that I was thinking about taking more adventurous holidays but wanted to test the water first and try somewhere a little bit different from my usual destinations - the Greek Islands, Canaries, Spain, etc. I wanted to see how I would fare in a country with customs quite different to those I was used to. Tunisia seemed to fit the bill - a Muslim country on a continent I had never visited before and one I thought might be quite different from previous holiday destinations. We booked a package through Panorama/Manos having seen very good prices on the internet and then made the actual booking by phone - 230 Pounds ... Read the complete review