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if anyone knows when the jellyfish season is in Tunisia and when they are not?
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аватар monami
As for jellyfish, you don’t have to worry, as a rule, the territory, you can swim in the sea for a year, is fenced and the hotel staff monitors it, so that there are no jellyfish at all, just don’t swim far beyond the fenced area.
When exactly the jellyfish season begins, it’s difficult to say for sure.
аватар Elena-S
We rested in Hamamet (the center of the Jasmine resort area), in its southern part. Between 23.08. As of September 6, 2007, there were no jellyfish. Communicated with tourists from Sousse in the same period there were jellyfish. In Mahdia, with jellyfish, the calmest thing in Tunisia and the beaches there are the cleanest, but there is nothing to see, go outside the hotel and silence ... :-))) Do not be afraid of these jellyfish. They say that the most inexpensive and reliable remedy for a burn (if such a thing happened) is an ordinary tomato! put it on and you'll be fine! Good luck and have a great holiday!
аватар Azizam
I rested in early July in Yasmine Hammamet and did not find jellyfish. They said that they should appear a little later, at the end of July-August. Whether they were or not, I can't say.
аватар grinvich
jellyfish season in Tunisia - end of July - August. Rested August 2-12 this year, Sousse, jellyfish was the sea. As for the enclosure of the hotel sea, I disagree (obviously, the author of the post was just very lucky). And how do you imagine it? there are several varieties of jellyfish, some are only about 5 cm in diameter, so in order to protect yourself from them, you need a thick net in the sea. How ??? says, because they didn’t bite him)
аватар grinvich
they bite painfully, people with sensitive skin have many days of red stripes on the skin. In principle, you can be patient, even children endure, but the pleasure of swimming can be spoiled. These are not Black Sea jellyfish, believe me, although you can’t die from them. Conclusion: if it is possible to go at a non-jellyfish time, while you plan to lie on the beach and not go on excursions, then it is better to take into account the moment with jellyfish. There are no jellyfish in May-June. In September, I don’t know.
аватар grinvich
Indeed, the gruel of the tomato applied to the bite helps, as mentioned above. We tried the aftershave cream for irritated skin - it also helped us, relieved swelling and itching.
аватар Angelochek
in August and early September there are a lot of them. It all depends on the hotel, whether the area of ​​the sea is a little fenced or not, and whether they monitor it. no one in our hotel followed this. I know for sure that during a storm there are no jellyfish, but you are still afraid to swim, as they sting painfully and unpleasantly, even near the shore.
аватар tunisia.com.ua
Jellyfish season - August - early September. They bite painfully, look like algae, difficult at first to identify .. tomatoes help from bites! Have a nice holiday in Tunisia :)
аватар bur47
I was in Sousse in June of this year. The sea is not fenced, but the jellyfish are perfectly visible, as they are dark in clear water. In fact, there were not so many of them, you can always notice and evade a meeting.
аватар natalijan
rested 2007,08,04 to 2007,08,18. in the city of Kantaui there were more than enough jellyfish. Thank God, not one bit us, but most people went bitten.
аватар valerikvv
We were in the Caribbean Ward Hammamet. I stung twice ... because I walked with my back, forward along the bottom ... well, I didn’t notice.))) Not stronger than nettles.
аватар alyamelya
We rested this year from August 12 to 22 in Port el Kantaue (near Sousse). As the guide told us, the jellyfish were supposed to appear at the end of August, but we were not lucky. They sting painfully and leave stripes from burns. But they are completely invisible after 7-10 days. Be careful if the burn fell on your hands: in no case do not rub your face with them (very unpleasant sensations !!!). These jellyfish are small in size and, if you look closely, you can find them in the water, because. their edging is brown. We were helped by a short rubbing of the burn with sand. Didn't try the tomato. But this only relieves the acute first pain, and then there will be a burning sensation for another 2-4 hours. As for fenced or not - this is nonsense, because. then it is necessary to put not a grid, but to stretch something like gauze! Have a nice holiday without jellyfish!!!
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