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Hello,
From November 9 to 16, 2025, I’ll be in Hammamet with my husband. I’m looking for a French-speaking driver-guide who could show us around Hammamet and the surrounding area.
We’re open to any great tips!
Best regards,
Looking for a French-speaking driver-guide in Hammamet
by Chapa150231
Translated into English.
Did you find one? We're leaving on November 30th and we're also interested in a driver-guide. Thanks! !
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