After spending a few days in Tunis, we headed towards Kelibia, more specifically to Dar Allouche, a quiet agricultural region on the Cap Bon peninsula. As we drove from Tunis to Dar Allouche, the scenery gradually began to change. Rolling hills, scattered mountains, and endless rows of trees accompanied us along the road. What caught …
A Travel Guide to Cap Bon, Tunisia: Dar Allouche And El Haouaria Read More »
Tunisia is our neighbouring country, and with its beautiful landscapes, shared history, and familiar culture, visiting it at least once a year almost feels like a tradition. It’s close enough for a road trip, yet different enough to feel like a real getaway. This time, we headed to Tunis, the capital, and as always, traveling …
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Can you imagine having a picnic in a forest, sitting on stones thousands of years old, feeling the sea breeze on your face, hiking, or maybe dipping your feet in the water, all within the walls of a museum? This is Tipaza. Tipaza is an exposed gem, nourished by the sea breeze and nature itself. …
Djerba, often called the dream island of Tunisia, had been on my mind for a long time. I had already visited so many other Tunisian gems: Sousse, Hammamet, Mahdia, Bizerte, Kelibia, and of course Tunis, but somehow, Djerba was still waiting for the right moment. That moment came when my friends invited me to join …
Tunisia has always felt like a second home to me. It’s actually closer to my city than many parts of Algeria, and with friends and family there, plus an accent that sounds a little like ours, it’s a place I know well. From my hometown, it takes only three hours to reach Tunis, which makes …
An Escape to Hammamet: Music, Museums, and Medina Read More »
Annaba, often called La Coquette, “the Elegant One.” Its elegance runs deep: in its nature, its people, and its way of life. Elegant in the way the Mediterranean hugs the coastline, how the Edough Mountains rise behind the city, how places like Seraïdi and Lella Bouna offer breathtaking views and quiet beauty, and in how …
Algeria, a Country Like No Other Algeria is like a fascinating woman, confident and mysterious, who doesn’t need makeup to impress, because her natural beauty and deep-rooted identity shine through effortlessly. Algeria is vast, rich, beautiful, authentic, and truly unique. Everything you’ll experience here, from the warm hospitality to the diverse food, traditions, and breathtaking …
Martyrs’ Memorial : A Symbol of Sacrifice and Pride Because Algeria is known as the Country of One and a Half Million Martyrs, most visitors begin their journey in Algiers with a stop at the iconic Martyrs’ Memorial (Maqam Echahid). Built in 1982 by a Canadian design firm to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Algeria’s …