is there lots to do in tunisia?

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A: Tunisia has a lot to offer! There are many things to see/do, and places to visit. It really depends on where you are looking to go and what you are wanting to do. The mountain region is breathtaking! There are fantastic views and an the atmosphere is reminiscent of an old town in Switzerland. Absolutely gorgeous! The coast is marvelous. The Sea is clear and picturesque. The midland and south are terrific because they offer you the chance to peek into a forgotten society - one that holds fast to tradition. I have been all over Tunisia and have visited most cities and have loved everyone because they each have their own special charm. Here is a short description of the most popular tourist destinations: The Isle of Djerba is popular because of it's seclusion from the mainland, it's quiet and calm atmosphere, and the fact that one of the Star Wars set is on the island. Definitely a favorite for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle of busy life and enjoy peace, quiet, great beaches, and nature. Hammamet & Yassmine Hammamet (same city, but divided into two parts) is popular because it is calm, quiet, yet has a great nightlife and wonderful beaches. Sousse (a lot of people think of Port el Kantaoui) is great because it offers lovely beaches but is still very much a bustling city with lots of shopping, food, and fun. Monastir is another popular destination because the city is very calm and quiet with gorgeous beaches, a few good restaurants, and is only 30mins from Sousse. It is particularly nice for those who want peace and quiet during the day but want to be close to good nightlife. From any of these popular destinations, most hotels will offer you a chance to take an excursion to see other cities and sights. Some popular excursions include: *The ancient ruins of Carthage *The Multiple Star Wars movie sets *Matmata -a UNESCO world heritage site preserved for it's underground houses *El Jem -houses the largest in tact Romen Coliseum outside of Italy *Toezer -famous for it's use of yellow bricks and a filming location for The English Patient *The Sahara If you update your question to include which city you would like to visit, I'm sure you will get better, more detailed answers. If I can be of any more help or assistance, please feel free to contact me.

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