IS TUNISIA REALLY SAFE FOR SOLO FEMALE TRAVELERS?
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- In this video, we'll be looking at the safety of solo female travel to Tunisia.
Tunisia is a beautiful country However, as with any destination, it is important to take the proper precautions to avoid potential dangers. So make sure to watch this video to find out all you need to know about the safety of travel to Tunisia as a solo female traveler!
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I'm so happy that you felt safe! Thank you for recognizing the uniqueness of Tunisia regarding women rights!
This was so fascinating to watch! I love Roman history, my grandma and I would watch history channel and movies about it together all the time.
The Roman history is fascinating! When you have time look up the story of princess Elissa. She’s the woman who founded Carthage. She’s Phoenician. The story of how she escaped from her brother, gathered a bunch of people and found land for them is amazing to read about.
I love history documentaries more than movies
@@TrekkingPals What you say is a myth, not a fact. The Carthaginians are Punic, not Phoenicians, and they ruled themselves as one of the first constitutional republican regimes in the world.
woooow Tunisia is a very wonderful and beautiful country
And a historical, cultural and civilized country
And people are good♥♥️🇹🇳
Tunisia is very unique and the people are wonderful!
@@TrekkingPals yes yes
Thank you for the review, I like hearing your point of view. I am a solo female traveler, I'm used to being noticed (red hair/green eyes) pretty much anywhere, but there is a big difference between "being noticed" and not being safe. I'd love to go to Tunisia - enjoy
Thank you 🙏 I found Tunisia to be really safe for solo female travelers. People are curious but never disrespectful. I hope you choose to visit one day.
That was a very fair and honest review. Thanks.
Thank you
I'm loving your energy and excitment in this new country!
I love Tunisia 🇹🇳
happy that you enjoyed your stay in tunisia you are so welcome, and I really appreciate you showing the world about tunisia
It’s a wonderful country! Thank you 🙏
Also love the tidbits you provide about being from Arabic origin and then being able to compare and contrast different laws and your experience.
Thank you
You pronounced hbib bourguiba perfecly. Are you an Arab? I also went to tunisa solo in december and it was really safe and friendly
Edit: just watched the video. You're of Moroccan origin. I advise you to tell that to the security agents because I have seen you paid 12 TD for the ticket whereas you can pay only 5 ( maybe 8 i don't remember) as a person coming from Maghreb region. I paid that as an algerian
Hi Zineb 👋 I was born and raised in Morocco 🇲🇦 I realised a day or so later that there’s a price for residents of the Maghreb! I was happy to hear that.
I’m glad you enjoyed Tunisia! Most Tunisians think I’m Algerian by the way. I love all the similarities we have ❤️
Thanks for your video, very informative, can you share about how you were able to get that ticket to all of the ruins sites? Thanks!
Pretty straight forward. You take the train from Tunis (Terminus metro TGM sud) and you get off at one of the stations near the first site you want to see. Every site has a ticket office from where you can purchase a ticket. It’s 12 TND and you walk or take cabs between sites. You use the same ticket to enter all of the other sites.
I been to Tunisia many times and felt extremely safe every time I went and was in the areas where the tourists don’t go “I’m from the USA and I don’t feel safe at all here people act crazy here and if your a blond with blue eyes you will be very noticed in Tunisia they ❤ blonds but you got dark hair they will think you are Tunisian
If u are blond dont go to no touristic places you will be noticed like any country in the World there is no go zones and by the way WE dont have guns in Tunisia lik the US so we are more safe 😘😘
What makes this video a great one.
Is you being a Moroccan.
Tunisians & Moroccan gets on very well.
Both nations are relaxed and laid back.
Lots of love to all Moroccan
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We have soo many similarities, it’s amazing! I’m falling in love with Tunisia 🇹🇳 every day!!
@@TrekkingPals yes you're right we have many similarities and we also share the same culture. goed luck to you you're doing a good job
@@sammygarnaoui7907 Thank you so much.
Okay so I’ll be flying to Tunisia from Rome in late October of this month and my flight gets in at 3 pm and my flight leaves back to Rome the same day at 6:30 pm? What advice would you give me? I’m a male of 18 travelling alone, should I rent a taxi and will it be safe for me?
Three hours is not enough time to get out of the airport, explore and catch your return flight on time.
@@TrekkingPals Thank you so much however, I'm adusting my flight for another date and would allow me 6 hours, I don't intend to explore the whole city just getting a glimpse of it and to be in a new contident? Would this be an issue with the customs office/immigration at Tunis airport?
@aaravvarma1143 things can move slower there and the officers might have questions. In my opinion, 6 hours is not enough time but if you’re set on it, I would book a guided walking tour and arrange for transportation before getting there so that if the officers ask, you can tell them that you have a lay over and a booked tour that you can show them too. Email me at Wearetrekkingpals@gmail.com I can help you plan.
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Cat calling is horrible in Tunisia, but sexual harassment is rlly rlly rlly rlly rlly rlly rlly rare, it does exist, but people won't let it slide, besides the laws r clean
I had a very positive experience in Tunisia. I felt so safe, barely any cat calling.
"...if it's safe as a solo female traveler in Tunisia...". *Random man turns around and stares....* 🤣
Hahaha 😂 😂 but seriously, I’m feeling super comfortable traveling around Tunisia perhaps better than I even would in Morocco. Moroccans will come after me now 👀
@@TrekkingPals It depends on where you are in Morocco. But now there are undercover police officers everywhere, especially in the tourist area
Tunis Carthage earth of civilisation ♥️♥️♥️
Tunisia has a great history! The MANY empires that ruled this area of the world makes Tunisia and its people so unique.
Hi do you need a visa or a yellow fever to visit ?
Visa depends on what passport you have. Yellow fever is not needed as far as I know
@@TrekkingPalsoh okey I see . I have a USA passport.
@@marzhayez3428 for American passport holders no visa to enter Tunisia and no yellow fever vaccine needed. Enjoy Tunisia 🇹🇳
@@TrekkingPals thank you so much 🫶🏽🩷
@marzhayez3428 you’re welcome
You look Mediterranean/arabic, you are wearing a bubble jacket and i presume you can speak some arabic and have experience on how to handle yourself. Are western women safe travelling alone in Tunisia?
All the western women I met while traveling there had positive experiences. Are you making fun of my bubble jacket? It’s the best jacket in the world 🌎
@@TrekkingPals @TrekkingPals haha it's a lovely bubble jacket, it looks very warm, comfortable and safe. Western women tend to wear very revealing clothes. I'm just wondering because my wife and son are going with her sister this month. Thank you for your insight.
@lewishudson231 You’re welcome. Even tho Tunisia is much more progressive with women rights in general compared to a large number of countries in the MENA but it’s still better to dress according to what’s acceptable for the local population. My rule is to observe how women are dressed in the street and cover to that level or closer.
You talk like original English but you look exactly tunisien
I was born and raised in Morocco then moved to the USA.
You look Tunisian
I'm Moroccan
Unless you are a female ninja equipped with a lightsaber, I wouldn't recommend Tunisia to solo female travelers!
BS
Not true ; Tunisia is very safe ;
@@maddehsabrine4781 It's an awesome country.
It is very safe what are you talking about
Sorry but i do not recommand Tunisia for solo Male or Female travelers. Own experience and point of view.