Fly direct from Cardiff to Tunisia

The North African country of Tunisia is burrowed in the heart of the Mediterranean coast and promises a relaxed retreat. A country of two halves, you will find the mighty sands of the Sahara in the south and then lush forests and lakes meandering throughout the north.

A favourite with tourists, Tunisia is an interesting mix of tradition and modernity. Islamic culture is still celebrated but is now entwined with 21st century offerings that are popular with holiday makers. Luxurious hotels are perched on sandy beaches or amongst streets that proudly boast age-old customs.

If you tire of soaking up the sun on the beaches that stretch 800 miles of coastline, take a trip to one of the many historic sites that remain in Tunisia and create an unforgettable Tunisian experience.

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Explore the capital. If you want to explore Tunisia’s metropolitan side head for Tunis, which is the largest city and the capital of the country. Make sure you explore the Bardo National Museum as this houses some beautiful Roman mosaics.
Enjoy a round of golf. If you are a fan of the sport Tunisia is happy to help, there are a range of championship courses all over the country.
Discover the Romans. The amphitheatre of El Jem is a must-see as it is the largest colosseum in North African and incredibly well preserved. It is also an UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Take a trek. If you are looking for an adventurous holiday there are many opportunities to join a trek into the desert. The breathtaking Sahara will speak for itself.
Try to haggle. Tunisia is incredibly laid back so the vendors at the souks are more than happy to barter. They might even offer you some mint tea whilst you negotiate the best price!

Take plenty of suntan oil/cream and drinks lots of water as it can be very hot

By Irene Swindell

Look out for camels on some of the beaches!

By Irene Swindell