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What is the weather in Tunisia after July 15.
We were going to Turkey, but since we were forbidden to go there, there was a country where we can go, this is Tunisia. I wanted to know what the weather is like on July 15? And more importantly, when does the jellyfish season start there?
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In July, the average temperature during the day is + 31, at night + 24, water + 23. In many hot countries, including Tunisia, there is a so-called jellyfish season. Here it usually lasts about two weeks and traditionally falls on the hottest time: mid-August - late August, sometimes a little later (depending on the weather). The largest number of jellyfish is observed in the regions of Sousse and Monastir, sometimes in the Hammamet region (here jellyfish are much less common). As a rule, jellyfish appear off the coast of Tunisia when the sea temperature warms up to 23-25 degrees. As a rule, hotels' own beaches are equipped with a special barrier net through which jellyfish simply do not fall into shallow water, so you can ask the tour operator about the availability of such a measure precautions at the chosen hotel if the trip falls on a potentially dangerous, from this point of view, season. The first-aid kit should contain ointment (psylobalm, lifeguard). When confronted with a jellyfish, the bite site should be washed with salt water and treated with alcohol or vinegar.
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answered 10 years ago
By the way, the guide told me that jellyfish 1. not every year 2. mostly in August 3. not on all beaches, so in extreme cases it will be possible to roll up to another beach)
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answered 10 years ago
Ride to another beach??? Are you joking? 300 km there / back is not embarrassing?
On the subject: in mid-July in Tunisia - hell. Very hot. It's hot in the pool. In the sea - hot and jellyfish. I can't imagine how many more jellyfish can be"in the regions of Sousse and Monastir, sometimes in the region of Hammamet ", if in Mahdia it was just a soup of jellyfish, the average size of which was comparable to the size of a watermelon. We didn't swim in the sea!
On the subject: in mid-July in Tunisia - hell. Very hot. It's hot in the pool. In the sea - hot and jellyfish. I can't imagine how many more jellyfish can be"in the regions of Sousse and Monastir, sometimes in the region of Hammamet ", if in Mahdia it was just a soup of jellyfish, the average size of which was comparable to the size of a watermelon. We didn't swim in the sea!
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answered 10 years ago