You Won't Believe This Is Africa! (Better than Santorini?)

This African Town Looks Just Like Santorini! It is in North Africa, Tunisia, and is called Sidi Bou Said.

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[fritslabroussaille]

The difference between Santorini and Sidi bou Saïd is that Santorini is an artificial place, built for tourism and which lives exclusively for tourism. While Sidi bou Saïd is an authentic village where residents live year-round independently of tourism. It is therefore normal that in residential areas we do not tolerate noise at night.

[arafcamelshoes]

Been to Tunisia a few times, its beautiful 😊

[tyroneskitchen]

Stunning views thanks for sharing man, great stuff

[ThePunisher]

The beach is so much more fun in Summer. I was there in June with a couple friends from Poland. Taking the steps up to the town was brutal. That was a sign for me to start working out more XD

[monamaatoug]

Santorini is the Western SidiBouSaid because Sidi Bou was Built before Santorini and Santorini asked Tunisia for permission before doing the same style. Anyway welcome to Tunisia and hope you enjoyed the trip

[mrsinflames]

Lovely city, that painter was right!I was suprised by the prices, guess that's why Slovenian turists changed from Greece to Tunisia or Turkey.That cat wanted something from you😍

[KenWiggerAnotherAncientGamer]

Very scenic and interesting travel video Michele!

[TheTruth-mrml]

A beautiful video about Sidi Bou Said, ranked as the third most beautiful village in the world. It is certainly older than Santorini in terms of the use of blue and white colors. You can check the years of use of the white and blue colors in each of them. Sidi Bou Said is about 60 years older. By the way, Sidi Bou Said was called the Carthage Plateau before the righteous saint Sidi Bou Said inhabited it and died there, and his name was immortalized on the village. Also, Djerba Island is registered with UNESCO. It is called in Tunisia the island of dreams. Djerba is also in Tunisian architecture and in blue and white colors. It is a golden opportunity to visit it.

[ipmac]

Oh wow… beautiful city. Thanks for sharing with us.

[ewaszall]

I like this video very much. Thank You, done well.🥳

[Nibrs]

I went to it last year and it was incredible

[souaiacharfi]

Sidi Bou Said is the name of the place in Arabic, and our history and heritage cannot be changed to please you. It is a city that cannot be compared to Santerini, out of respect for the history of Sidi Bou Said. You must respect countries, their history and names and not mock them. Finally, welcome to Tunisia.

[marek]

Tunisian are very proud of sidi bousaid and its kind of always being compared to Santorini which i understand as its a paradise island known worldwide . I agree also with the fact that us Mediterranean have more in common than the sea and that we should be grateful for our roots in the center of late mankind history . That said i would also say you did a proper sidi bousaid tour you went to places where tourists don’t usually go the mosque you thought you went to was actually a shrine of another saint beside sidi bousaid (who is the saint who lived and gived his name to the village) . The sandwich you had is called malfouf a variation of mlawi famous in all north africa with different names . Finally that coffee shop with the stunning view has a very greedy owner and it’s basically a tourist trap as beautiful as it is it’s not worth it .

[wantedyt]

enjoy your trip and do not forget to eat mlewi, lablebi and makloub, u will fall in love with these food

[gloryglory]

great vid man learning so much about Africa and other countries from you..Keep up the great work

[trabelsi.mohamed.amine.]

Nice video I loved it so much like your Italian accent, keep coming back. Much love habibi 🇹🇳❤

[JBwhattodo]

I’d never heard of it but it looks nice 🙏🍄

[veghatilla]

Haha even there are the steps like from Fira to the port in Santorini. Great content, thanks for introducing this gem!!

[aminedridi]

You're wrong about one thing, french as a second language is dying out, the younger generations mostly speak english

[tri_ppy-sq]

Sidi bousaid is actually older than santorini