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Travel InformationTunisia cruises
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Cruises to Tunisia line up sand, sea, souks and ancient sights.
Where we sail in Tunisia
Our cruises to Tunisia call in at La Goulette – a port city dubbed the gateway to Tunis. The capital’s half an hour’s drive away from the port. Its UNESCO-listed Medina’s home to spice-scented souks where vendors flog everything from traditional Moroccan lamps to hand-woven carpets in canopy-covered storefronts. And once you’ve bartered for a good deal on your souvenirs, you can check out the city’s grand mosques, or see the world’s biggest collection of Roman mosaics at the Bardo National Museum. Also nearby is Carthage – a city so full of temples, shrines and Roman ruins that it was declared a National Monument.
Sun, sea and sights
The best time to visit Tunisia’s in the early summer, between April and June, when temperatures are balmy and there’s very little rain. This time of year’s perfect for sightseeing. From La Goulette, head into Tunis to get lost in the twisting alleyways of its souks, or make a beeline for ancient ruins in Carthage. The weather’s warm enough for sunbathing, too, so if you fancy some downtime while you’re in port, you can always flick down a towel on one of the camel-coloured beaches or stroll along the seafront promenade.
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Port of call in Tunisia
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La Goulette (for Tunis)
Enter the city of Tunis via this northern gateway – the port city of La Goulette. This place puts you a half-an-hour drive away from Tunisia’s capital, which is decked out with mosques, Islamic schools called medersas, and Tunis’ Great Souk – a spice-scented medina. Here, you can weave your way around stalls piled high with carpets, lanterns, shisha pipes and tea sets.
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