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We are going to rest in the summer with a child. Is it calm there now? Is there animation in Russian? Like sea? What's with the alcohol?
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Well, people write that calmly, machine gunners are everywhere (in short, terrorism, no) The food there is good, alcohol, I didn’t specify.
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answered 8 years ago
Our people after this manage to fly to Egypt. And I ask about Tunisia ........
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answered 8 years ago
Is it better in Tunisia? The shooting of two hotels from the sea does not alarm you? What is there so valuable in Tunisia that you risk your life for it? In Egypt, at least the Red Sea. Here - the sea is lousy, people are lazy, hotels are so-so, it is also dangerous.
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answered 8 years ago
Just Egypt super. The attitude towards the Russians is filthy and they only love the Germans. I don't need any excursions. Sea and sun. Can you ruin your vacation...
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answered 8 years ago
to each his own! and therefore the hotel itself is not bad. Until July 28, 2011, the hotel was called Iberostar Sahara Beach.
Hotel type Hotel complex
Location
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Beach, 1st line (distance from the sea < 200 m)> Transport accessibility
Proximity to the airport - nearby (up to 20 km)
About the hotel
Arrangement: The hotel is located on seacoast, in 8 km from Monastir, in 12 from. Suss. to the airport 6 km.
In the hotel: 1042 rooms. 3 buildings with 7 floors.
In the rooms: Air conditioning (central), telephone, bath, balcony / terrace, toilet, sink
Infrastructure: outdoor pool, indoor pool, children's pool, water activities, surfing / windsurfing, bar, restaurant, billiards, bicycles, horseback riding, volleyball, mini golf, table tennis, archery, tennis courts, playground, kids club , disco, entertainment programs, shop, currency exchange, safe.
Beach: sand. On the beach: umbrellas (free of charge), sun loungers (free of charge).
Hotel type Hotel complex
Location
look at the map
Beach, 1st line (distance from the sea < 200 m)> Transport accessibility
Proximity to the airport - nearby (up to 20 km)
About the hotel
Arrangement: The hotel is located on seacoast, in 8 km from Monastir, in 12 from. Suss. to the airport 6 km.
In the hotel: 1042 rooms. 3 buildings with 7 floors.
In the rooms: Air conditioning (central), telephone, bath, balcony / terrace, toilet, sink
Infrastructure: outdoor pool, indoor pool, children's pool, water activities, surfing / windsurfing, bar, restaurant, billiards, bicycles, horseback riding, volleyball, mini golf, table tennis, archery, tennis courts, playground, kids club , disco, entertainment programs, shop, currency exchange, safe.
Beach: sand. On the beach: umbrellas (free of charge), sun loungers (free of charge).
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answered 8 years ago
Yes thank you. I looked at this hotel...good. And the rating of the hotel is almost 5. Is it calm there?
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answered 8 years ago
Well, the hotel is guarded to prevent terrorist attacks, which means that the hotel itself is really calm (like eating and swimming there)
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answered 8 years ago
What about beaches? There is also a passage yard - all the beaches are public, everyone who is not lazy roams around. Or did they put frames there and drive everyone through them for explosives under their overalls?
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answered 8 years ago
The latest reviews were that there are a lot of patrols with machine guns, horse patrols, Tunisians themselves are strictly inspected, etc. Maybe it’s not scary on the beach. ). True, organized excursions are also accompanied by police. Decide for yourself.
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answered 8 years ago
I will answer one thing: from Odessa to Egypt they fly 3 times a week to Sharm., 200 people per plane. Tunisia is also a visa-free country, which has a lot of demand from both clients and my tourists. especially for the summer. It is clear that someone is afraid, and someone flies. Therefore, I will not take responsibility and dissuade! I myself have been to Tunisia, Egypt, the Dominican Republic, etc. danger lurks everywhere!!! And to speak so categorically about it.... I would not! A person asked me about the hotel and I answered.
Therefore, dear members of the forum! Ask! I will be happy to answer or write to me in a personal or leave a request on the site !!!!!brigantina-tour.com.ua!!!!!!
Sincerely, senior manager of TA "Brigantina-Tour" Diana 063 054 87 27 or 068 913 95 95!!
P.S I do not advertise my agency, but simply provide adequate information about the tourism business!
Therefore, dear members of the forum! Ask! I will be happy to answer or write to me in a personal or leave a request on the site !!!!!brigantina-tour.com.ua!!!!!!
Sincerely, senior manager of TA "Brigantina-Tour" Diana 063 054 87 27 or 068 913 95 95!!
P.S I do not advertise my agency, but simply provide adequate information about the tourism business!
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answered 8 years ago
And about security, I will say the following: Tunisia is an Islamic country where people sacredly honor their traditions and order, but, despite this, you can encounter thefts here. Such unpleasant incidents can not only spoil the vacation, but also make it impossible to return to the country if documents and a return plane ticket were in the missing bag along with the money. That is why it is recommended to keep money and valuables in a safe.
In addition, many girls complain about being molested by Tunisians. As a rule, this is because in the city women must wear closed clothes. Therefore, Tunisians are simply trying to show in this way that it is better to observe their traditions and customs.
The security of recreation in Tunisia is ensured by the police, who regularly patrol in different areas. Sometimes you may not even notice the presence of the police, who may even ask if everything is in order and continue patrolling.
In addition, many girls complain about being molested by Tunisians. As a rule, this is because in the city women must wear closed clothes. Therefore, Tunisians are simply trying to show in this way that it is better to observe their traditions and customs.
The security of recreation in Tunisia is ensured by the police, who regularly patrol in different areas. Sometimes you may not even notice the presence of the police, who may even ask if everything is in order and continue patrolling.
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answered 8 years ago
The "own" beach in Tunisia is a public beach where the hotel's sunbeds are located. Local families, sticky merchants and just loitering locals, anyway, they constantly roam there.
BEFORE the shooting of hotels, too, all forums were full of optimistic answers to such questions, they also talked about the police and the fact that buildings abandoned after the revolution on the coast do not pose a threat. Travel agents also sang the mantra "where is safe." And then here, in the photo. God forbid anyone.
BEFORE the shooting of hotels, too, all forums were full of optimistic answers to such questions, they also talked about the police and the fact that buildings abandoned after the revolution on the coast do not pose a threat. Travel agents also sang the mantra "where is safe." And then here, in the photo. God forbid anyone.
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answered 8 years ago