Golf courses are close to all the resorts. Many hotels cater for family parties with splash pools and children's clubs with organised activities for the younger members of the family. And all our Tunisian hotels offer a warm welcome to the visitor. In their time, France, Spain and Italy have all left their influence on Tunisia resulting in a surprisingly cosmopolitan cuisine, to the constant delight of the visitor. Hence you can enjoy croissants in Tunis the equal of those to be found in Paris, dine in restaurants offering the highest standard of food and service, and sample that unique mix of European and Tunisian cuisine which produces an exciting taste sensation.
Hotels generally offer both European and local cuisine.
Children are always catered forthere are often buffet services or on-site facilities such as pizzerias. With its head in the Med and the rest in the Sahara, Tunisia is an interesting mixture of western and traditional Arab cultures. France's occupation of the country may have left French as the second language, but the Arabic traditions are evident everywhere. No visit to Tunisia would be complete without a stroll around one of the bustling souks, where learning to haggle is one of the essentials before bargaining for an exquisite hand-woven carpet or some pungent spice as a colourful reminder of the country. Many invaders have left their mark on Tunisia and its people over 3000 years of history.