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We are flying to Tunisia with a family of 3 for the first time for 2 weeks, what to take?
The child is our 3rd member of the family, we hope she will be interested there. Of course, I want to know in more detail what we should take, what currency is there, we didn’t include food, we decided to eat ourselves, that’s the question: where is the opportunity for inexpensive and tasty food, what purchases can be made (I'm just a terrible clothes-maker), souvenirs to buy (a lot of friends and relatives). Help, pliz!
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We were in this hotel that year, we took dollars, we had all-inclusive food, so we didn’t think about food, there are many cafes on the territory, rooms with a kitchen, there is a supermarket and a lot of shops nearby.
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answered 13 years ago
We rested in May 2010, and drove around many cities in a rented car.
The exchange rate is the same everywhere in banks and hotels. The rate is the same at the airport. Since the plane arrives late and then it still takes time to get to the hotel, there is a chance that the exchange office will already be closed in the hotel. So I advise you to change at the airport. I saw how, with this receipt from the exchanger, a woman then exchanged dinars for dollars back at the airport. I don't know if they charge a fee for returns.
Tipping is usually given in the amount of 1 dinar.
The exchange rate is the same everywhere in banks and hotels. The rate is the same at the airport. Since the plane arrives late and then it still takes time to get to the hotel, there is a chance that the exchange office will already be closed in the hotel. So I advise you to change at the airport. I saw how, with this receipt from the exchanger, a woman then exchanged dinars for dollars back at the airport. I don't know if they charge a fee for returns.
Tipping is usually given in the amount of 1 dinar.
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answered 13 years ago
Look at the prices at your resorts. Because we have in Yasmine Hammamet in shops with a fixed price (if you go from the Medina to the Bravo supermarket) the prices for some things are the same as in local trade places, and the choice is much wider. We went on a rented car and on a tour of the Sahara. You can buy, for example, magnets, plates. postcards. Women's simple camel leather slippers cost 5 dinars there, and men's 9 dinars. In my opinion, near the El Mouradi El Menzah hotel, I saw flip-flops on sale for 4 dinars. Camel leather bags. But in those shops where they are traded, you can bargain cheaper. Carpets were bought by people in Kairouan during a trip to the Sahara - but expensive.
When traveling to the Sahara, you can buy dates of a different variety, which are not available in the cities - this is on the salt marsh. Extra virgin olive oil from a small local factory. We bought a bottle of oil - really great oil. Buy sweets and date tincture, I don’t remember the name.
When we drove by car, we saw very beautiful mosaics in such a Roman style in the capital of Tunisia. Yasmine Hammamet also has such mosaics, but the choice is small. And clothes in Tunisia were inexpensive, but I don’t know what quality.
When traveling to the Sahara, you can buy dates of a different variety, which are not available in the cities - this is on the salt marsh. Extra virgin olive oil from a small local factory. We bought a bottle of oil - really great oil. Buy sweets and date tincture, I don’t remember the name.
When we drove by car, we saw very beautiful mosaics in such a Roman style in the capital of Tunisia. Yasmine Hammamet also has such mosaics, but the choice is small. And clothes in Tunisia were inexpensive, but I don’t know what quality.
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answered 13 years ago
firstly, take your medicines, because looking for a pharmacy in Hammamet is a rather ungrateful task. You may need: drugs for pain in the stomach - it is not known how you will react to local water and food, drugs for pressure - climate change affects, drugs for sun. burns - it is possible that your skin will not tolerate the scorching sun, anabolic drugs and antihistamines (against allergies). Injuries in the pool and on excursions are also possible. In fact, these are important points if you do not want to waste time running around pharmacies that are not at every step. . . as with us, drugs are not quite familiar to us (well, it’s clear that they won’t offer you anything cheap). Personally, I have the eternal problem of "anti-climatic" which is expressed in loss of voice and subsequent pulmonary-respiratory problems. From his industrial cities, getting into a clean zone and then abruptly back, the body simply does not have time to rebuild. I recommend bringing eucalyptus branches from Tunisia, simple steaming in boiling water will help with many painful manifestations.
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answered 13 years ago
secondly, get a SIM card of the TRAVEL system (as a rule, your travel agent will tell you) or count on not cheap roaming. You can also buy a Tunisian SIM card - this is the most profitable option - SEE THE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS for Tunisia on this site.
You can eat everywhere - this is a tourist zone
Souvenirs and purchases - at the discretion, of course, Tunisian shops do not leave anyone indifferent. See the info also in the social network, it has already been written about 100 times.
You can eat everywhere - this is a tourist zone
Souvenirs and purchases - at the discretion, of course, Tunisian shops do not leave anyone indifferent. See the info also in the social network, it has already been written about 100 times.
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answered 13 years ago
yes, there is a pharmacy there, so to speak, but you need to take into account that ours need to explain what the problem is, what is really needed. If they know the active ingredient in the preparation, then maybe this will facilitate mutual understanding. Prices for banal drugs are actually many times more expensive than ours. Do not flatter yourself that they will sell you exactly what you need .... Therefore, it is better to take with you what you may need ... trust my experience.
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answered 13 years ago