The hotel pulls on a good four. The food is quite decent, drinks and "snacks" are available throughout the day. C's don't have to count on lobsters, and if you don't want them, the hotel is a good place to eat. The animators are great, they work with the audience all day long, both for adults and for children. The pools are pleasant, relatively clean around them.
On the other hand, I would not recommend going to Tunisia just by the sea. The local population is rather sloppy, and by the middle of the day the beautiful clear water begins to resemble the Crimean one)). If you love Turkey, then go there. . .
In the city, by the way, there is absolutely nowhere to walk. Very rubbish, the population is quite rudely importunate. Of course, they can be put in their place, no question... In general, my opinion is this: the country has potential, but Tunisia will grow to a good kurot... Maybe in 10 years we will risk going to see what they have done )))
On the other hand, I would not recommend going to Tunisia just by the sea. The local population is rather sloppy, and by the middle of the day the beautiful clear water begins to resemble the Crimean one)). If you love Turkey, then go there. . .
In the city, by the way, there is absolutely nowhere to walk. Very rubbish, the population is quite rudely importunate. Of course, they can be put in their place, no question... In general, my opinion is this: the country has potential, but Tunisia will grow to a good kurot... Maybe in 10 years we will risk going to see what they have done )))
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