I have booked to stay at this exact hotel in about 3 weeks and is there a dress code at all? I am coming with my mother and sister and I have heard that they don’t like male and female guests staying together in some hotels. I totally understand and respect the local customs but is there anything to be aware of?
@@jackjoyce1744 No dress code other than cover swimwear in dining rooms, never had any issues with my husband this is our 2nd time at this hotel, staff are friendly, animation team are fab. Only need to cover up if you go to any mosques. When out and about and someone says they are the chef from your hotel just keep walking they only try to take you to their shop, it's pretty safe and everyone we've met are friendly. Always haggle if you want to buy something and most importantly enjoy yourselves 🥳☺️ (bonus tip I wouldn't recommend the 2 day Sahara desert trip) I'll be doing a video on that soon 😕 definitely recommend the quads 👍
@@ChasingtheDreamTravel thanks. I’ve been to Egypt before so from my understanding it’s very similar. In Egypt it wasn’t recommended to walk outside the hotel and just use prepaid taxis to go anywhere more than a 10 minute walk. Is Tunisia similar in that regard?
Not really, reception will get you a taxi no problem, you can walk along the beach to the harbour (about an hour walk) other than that it's definitely easier to get taxi as there isn't much outside the hotel street side 😊
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Yes we really like the hotel. We are staying for 28 nights
I have booked to stay at this exact hotel in about 3 weeks and is there a dress code at all? I am coming with my mother and sister and I have heard that they don’t like male and female guests staying together in some hotels. I totally understand and respect the local customs but is there anything to be aware of?
@@jackjoyce1744 No dress code other than cover swimwear in dining rooms, never had any issues with my husband this is our 2nd time at this hotel, staff are friendly, animation team are fab. Only need to cover up if you go to any mosques. When out and about and someone says they are the chef from your hotel just keep walking they only try to take you to their shop, it's pretty safe and everyone we've met are friendly. Always haggle if you want to buy something and most importantly enjoy yourselves 🥳☺️ (bonus tip I wouldn't recommend the 2 day Sahara desert trip) I'll be doing a video on that soon 😕 definitely recommend the quads 👍
@@ChasingtheDreamTravel thanks. I’ve been to Egypt before so from my understanding it’s very similar. In Egypt it wasn’t recommended to walk outside the hotel and just use prepaid taxis to go anywhere more than a 10 minute walk. Is Tunisia similar in that regard?
Not really, reception will get you a taxi no problem, you can walk along the beach to the harbour (about an hour walk) other than that it's definitely easier to get taxi as there isn't much outside the hotel street side 😊
@@ChasingtheDreamTravel thank you for your advice.
We are there in 3 weeks also. First time in Tunisia.