So here we are in Tunisia after a wonderful two weeks in Tuscany. We’re well rested and ready to explore this ancient country.
Before we left home, friends asked me, why Tunisia, as it’s a country not many New Zealanders have travelled too. The answer is simple. I love an adventure, somewhere a little off the beaten track. I knew very little about the Tunisia, but now I’ve been there, I’m well informed, so here we go.
The ancient quarters or medina in each town are often still enclosed by a wall.
Where is Tunisia?
It’s the northern most African country, bordering Algeria and Libya. The good news is the Mediterranean Sea is on the north and eastern borders, providing a magnificent coastline with great beaches.
How to get about in Tunisia?
There’s little to no public transport in Tunisia, despite a population of 12 million, which only leaves a couple of options to get around. A bus tour (of which there were many) or to drive ourselves in the traffic mayhem, where local rules prevail. Neither of these options worked for us, so we got a guide/driver, through an international company called
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