A sea of ​​colors so intense and wonderful that catches the traveler on a great adventure. This is Tunisia. Alive. Fascinating. Unique. You are at about to live an experience of which permeate the soul. An experience that will lead you through a sweet scent of jasmine to incredible landscapes.
Characterized by history, cities full of bustle, markets, crafts, beaches, a vast desert and some friendly inhabitants who will be happy to help you at all times, Tunisia is a pearl located on the shores of the Mediterranean that shines with
its own light.
Its capital, which was baptized with the same name of the country, is the clear
example of an Arab city. More than 4,000 years old, the city of Tunis is a beautiful labyrinth of architectural jewels. The most impressive thing? Its medina, considered the most beautiful medina of the Maghreb countries.
The bazaars are full of sweets, slippers, traditional crafts, teapots, typical clothing, teas, infusions ... a complete sample of Tunisian products that you can buy at a very good price.
Although it is likely that after stroll for hours through its lively capital you want to stay forever in the capital, it is true that Tunisia has many treasures
to brag: cities like Sousse, Djerba, Mahdia, Hammamet and Monastir will draw you a map full of contrasts of a country that combines inland landscapes
with coastline and the Atlas Mountains in the background.

DJERBA

The beaches, the climate, the palm trees make it a real Pearl of the Mediterranean, that turned into the tourist destination par excellence. So unique and so different, it enchants the tourist who discovers it for the first time. Known since ancient times, it seems that the Phoenicians had a commercial emporium there. Placed under the control first of Carthage and then of Rome it became an important reference point of the Roman Empire and there are numerous archaeological remains that attest to the expansion of the kingdom. After the decline of Rome it was dominated by Vandals and Byzantines, only to be finally conquered by the Arabs. The island has been able to develop while maintaining traditional architecture, folklore and authentic charm.
The island of Djerba is the largest in North Africa and is connected to the continent by a Roman bridge. The peculiarity of its landscape, unusual and wild, the kilometers of fine sandy beaches, the clarity of the waters, as well as the hospitality of the population and a comfortable hotels, make it one of the most popular places for vacation in the Mediterranean.

KORBA

Korba is a Tunisian village which is located on the eastern part of the Cap Bon peninsula. Administratively, it is part of the governorate of Nabeul.
The town of Korba is perched on a high coastal hill. One of the charming secrets of this small town is the beauty of its beaches; in fact, being a small town, there are not many places to visit in Korba, but certainly if you are looking for one of the best swimming in Tunisia, its beaches are at the top of the list of competitors.
If you are planning to spend your vacation in Korba, there is also a good chance that you will see life in pink! In Korba you can visit the Korba Lagoon which is the home to the largest colony of flamingos. Seeing them fly overhead, land on the pond and perform their courtship display is real show!