23 BEST Things To Do in Tunisia 🇹🇳 (Travel Guide)

23 BEST Things To Do in Tunisia 🇹🇳 (Travel Guide) is a video where i will show stunning historical landmarks delicious local food and practical travel tips, this video is your ultimate guide to exploring Tunisia! I’ll cover 23 BEST things to do in Tunisia, including iconic attractions, hidden gems, and essential travel advice to help you plan the perfect trip.

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❇️ Chapters In Today's Video

0:00 - Plan For Today
1:12 ATM’s/Cost
2:08 Renting A Car/Transport
3:18 Accommodation
3:50 Internet/Data
4:37 Safety
6:13 Tunis Medina
6:46 Fondouk El Attarine Restaurant
8:00 Shopping in Medina
9:10 Drinking Tunisian Tea
9:50 Madrassa Slimania
10:19 Zaytuna Mosque
11:43 La Marsa
12:27 Tunis Beach
13:29 Tunis Mall
14:28 Le Mac 2 Modern Area
15:21 Carthage
16:12 Sidi Boy Said
17:00 The Palace of the Baron d'Erlanger
17:49 DAR ZARROUK Restaurant
19:02 Cafe Sidi Chebane
20:10 Famous Donut (MUST TRY)
21:00 AMPHITHEATRE OF EL JEM
21:49 Hammamet
22:32 Takrouna Berber Village
23:16 Zibra Olia
23:57 Ksar Hadada
24:53 Staying in a resort
25:27 Conclusion

[YadVenturess]

Hope everyone is enjoying the Tunisia videos more to come ❤️

[syedamarmusa]

Damn, This nation Tunisia is criminally underrated af tbh. People go discover this gem ffs.
Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[msahliano]

Thank you Yad for your lovely words and feedback about Tunisia 🇹🇳.

[omarriehi]

I have watched all your videos on my country and you are a very honest person and I loved the way you film and explain the country, Tunisia and its people always welcome you and all your family members, and I hope you come back to visit other cities, all the support 🫀🇹🇳

[TeacherSkander]

Guys in commments here I'm so proud of you. Twensa a7la ness

[shapalikhanam]

Thank you for this video will be beneficial on visiting tunisia in February

[richelleheidi]

Thanks for loading this. I am happy to hear you again. You sound like one of the voices from national geographic, really great, informative and credible. Thank you for sharing this.

[Yasin_Affandi]

What a lovely video. You guys have a great weekend.

[AshrefJemaii]

I can’t thank you enough for mentioning the good parts of our country ❤ hope you are enjoying with the lovely family

[tunisiandoctor]

Tunisia safer cheaper and more beautiful than any other western city...

[houxill]

Hi YAD! As a Tunisian I want to say a big welcome to you and your family! Ive watched your whole series and I absolutely loved it! You've captured the beauty of Tunisia so honestly and I really respect how you didn’t shy away from mentioning the challenges you faced. To answer your question, Sidi Bou Said was the first to go blue and white, way back in the 1920s, thanks to the french artist Rodolphe d’Erlanger. As Tunisians it’s in our vision to see our country overcome its issues and shine even brighter, we’re hopeful and working towards it every day. Thank you for exploring our country with such genuine curiosity and kindness. You’re always welcome here, and I hope to see you back soon!

[rabiizenati]

Again disappointed hearing this inaccurate roman thing everywhere. No country no people accept the alteration of their history. This is the civilisation of Carthage having been one of the very few oldest republics parliaments and democracies in the world with which Tunis, Tunisia and Tunisians identifie. On another note, you missed trying the tea with pignons, a delicious Tunisian specialty, the variety of pizzas we have got and the Tunisian delicious sweets which are with all due objectiveness unmatched in the world. And try to do the island of Djerba if you ever come back it is a treasure. Good video overall and honest review

[fekerskandrani]

Impressive video! You’ve really captured the essence of our culture 👏
One mind-blowing place to visit: Dougga (Dugga).

[mohsenjassousti]

You have to visit Djerba island next time ❤.
Big thanks from Tunisia❤

[alarming_anything]

Amazing video as always. Hope you get back one day

[hachemyassin]

Come and visit us in sousse another beautiful city in tunisia on the coast❤❤

[Imran_A-Mumin]

Just came back 2 weeks ago, it was wicked!

[KS_VIDEOTECH]

thank you for the feedback, you are always welcone in Tunisia ♥ next time please visit the south Djerba Tozeur and the sahara

[medzouaoui]

Trust me you've only seen 50% of our beautiful country i hope you get back one day and thank you for your lovely words

[IIheb]

yes, Sidi Bou Said adopted its iconic white and blue color scheme in 1920, setting a precedent for this aesthetic. In contrast, Santorini began transitioning to white and blue in the 1930s, initially for health reasons (limewash to combat diseases). This style gained prominence between 1936 and 1941 during the Metaxas regime