coucou a tous,
voilà je pars avec ma famille à monastir a l'hotel caraibes world du 30 juin au 8 juillet, nous sommes allé dans le même hotel l'an dernier mais a hammamed ou on sait vraiment bien plus comme on change d'endroit j'aurais voulu avoir pleinnnnn de renseignements et de photo sur l'hotel et ses environs????????????
est il possible d'aller jusque port el kantoui???????????
merci a tous
bonjour,
Je ne connais pas l'hôtel, mais je suis déjà allée plusieurs fois à Monastir, en fait tous les hôtels se trouvent sur Skanes, il faut à chaque fois prendre soit le taxi ou aimer bien marcher(minimum 5 km pour aller à Monastir.
Monastir est une belle ville avec un beau centre commercial, des souks, maussolé et le ribat
Le top du top est quand même Port El Kantaoui (les hôtels se trouve près du port et la marina, plus d'animations, plus touristique en fait)
De Monastir vous pouvez aller à Port El Kantaoui (il faut compter plus d'une 1/2 heure en taxi) et le mieux est d'y passer une partie de la journée et de regarder le spectacle des fontaines (le soir) c'est magnifique.
Si vous aimez le shopping, port el kantaoui est le top en Tunisie.
Si vous voulez d'autres renseignements sur ces coins, n'hésitez pas car nous sommes des adeptes de la Tunisie (plus de 10 voyages déjà faits dans ce pays) Cette année, nous essayons Djerba.
Salut à tous et bienvenue en Tunisie !
Je voulais rectifier un petit peu ce qui vient de se dire.
En fait tous les hôtels à Monastir ne se situent pas à Skanes bien que la plupart y est.
Y en a quelques uns au centre ville dont par exemple l'hôtel "El Habib" mais les grands budget trouverons ceux de Skanes bien plus charmants :D
Sinon, c'est vrai que Sousse est beaucoup plus animée que Monastir mais chacune a son charme. Monastir est plutôt faite pour ceux qui veulent se la couler douce loin du vacarme des grandes villes :D Rassurez vous rien n'y manque pourtant, toutes les commodités de la vie moderne s'y sont installées depuis longtemps !
D'un autre côté Sousse ( loin seulement de 20 km de la première ) est absolument une ville à visiter. Mais pour faire du shopping y a bien moins cher que port el Kantaoui que se soit pour les derniers fringues à la mode ( y a le complexe Slim Centre et Tej Marhaba à titre d'exemple ) ou bien pour des articles artisanaux ( alors là rien ne vaut un petit tour dans les ruelles de l'ancienne médina )
Je vous passe un lien pour le blog d'un certain touriste passé par la Tunisie et où il raconte ses aventures. Je le trouve assez intéressant.
bonsoir, grand merci pour les informations et non moi j'ai 39 ans je ne voyage pas avec ma maman lol je voyage avec une ado de 17 ans, un ado de 15 et une ado de 13 ans ainsi que 3 enfants de 8, 6 et 4 ans et bien sure mon mari, si tu veux un peu nous connaitres voici mon blog 7marinsamoi.skyblog.com
a bientot,
Bonsoir Kar... et Mich...
Y a pas de quoi me remercier. C'est normal il me semble.
Je viens de jeter un coups d'oeil sur votre blog et j'ai découvert une grande famille qui respire la joie :D
J'aurais bien aimé vous accueillir en Tunisie et faire la connaissance de "la tribu" mais je pense que malheureusement à ces dates je serai pas dispo :( affaire à suivre !
Sinon comment tu t'es faite tout ce beau monde en à peine 39 ans ? T'as eu peut être de l'aide ? :D
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