Tantalising Tunisia

Paul Westhead on 16 November 2024
Beachfront Room View
Hotel Beach
Camel Rides
Sousse Medina
Hergla
Me with our guide
Sunrise view from room
Sousse Medina
Port El Kantaoui
Beach
Fishing boats Kantaoui
Hotel Tunisia A La Carte Restaurant
Hotel at night
Beach in morning
Hotel lobby
Beachfront pool
Main pool area
Beachfront Room
We flew to Enfidha airport in approximately 3 hours and then took a private transfer to the hotel with a journey time of around 30 minutes.

We stayed at the Iberostar Selection Kantaoui Bay located on an amazing stretch of beach with soft white sand. The hotel offers top class amenities and a diverse range of dining options. It’s ideally suited to families, friends, couples and solo travellers alike.

We had a beach front room with amazing views overlooking the sea and the wonderful morning sunrises.

You can spend your time here chilling on the private beach or by the outdoor pool. However, if you are looking for further relaxation, be sure to check out the spa, where you’ll find a heated seawater indoor pool, a traditional hammam and a sauna. Massages and skin treatments are also available on request.

The hotel restaurant serves a plentiful choice of buffet options for breakfast, lunch and dinner. However, you can also dine in the à la carte restaurants offering authentic Tunisian and Italian cuisine. Between the lounge bar, the lobby bar, the poolside bar and the beach bar, you’ll never be short of options when you’re after a drink, either.

The amazing hotel staff are always willing to help and never without a friendly smile.

We took a half day guided private tour starting with a visit to the enchanting town of Hergla. Known as a hidden gem along the coast, Hergla captures the essence of a traditional Tunisian fishing village. We explored the quaint streets with white-washed houses, vibrant flowers, and charming cafés. We then visited the marina of El Kantaoui, dotted with colourful fishing boats and luxurious yachts. A place to relax for a drink and watch the world go by. We finished with a visit to the lively streets of Sousse's old town. Walking through narrow alleyways filled with colourful cafes and stalls offering traditional crafts and vibrant textiles.

The Medina of Sousse is a UNESCO World Heritage site, where ancient walls and well-preserved fortifications tell tales of centuries gone by. We finished our visit of Sousse with a visit to a rooftop café with panoramic views over the city and the Mediterranean Sea.

For any further information: - Email – paul.westhead@mytc.com Tel – 0161 464 4860

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