MYSTERIOUS ADVENTURE IN TUNISIA... WITH AN AMAZING LOCAL GUIDE! | VISIT TUNISIA TRAVEL GUIDE

Today we are hitting the road and exploring the magical region of Southern Tunisia.
We decided to join one of the most knowledgeable and impeccably dressed guides of Tunisia: Fethi! When we signed up for this tour, the only description we had was "desert". We didn't know the guide, any of the stops, even where we would sleep. However, we went with a spirt of adventure and were unquestionably captivated by the desert and the surrounding areas.
Follow us as we visit this fascinating and bewitching area of Tunisia!
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[@rebeccagutierrez1960]

I'll be visiting Tunisia next year, 2025. Thanks for showing us what's it's like.

[@rio8298]

Welcome in Tunisia

[@terabithian99]

I'm loving these tunisian episodes ❤❤

[@helakharrez1949]

I agree they are well informed and as a Tunisian they give very true information

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Thank you so much guys! We really enjoy learning about Tunisia and its culture - and we loved making videos there!

[@helakharrez1949]

It was a long time ago in the 90 when i was a child and i visit tozeur ma grandpa original homeland eveey year, the salt lake was really dangerous, people can really fall in, but now it seels that it is dried and more safe, beautiful memories though

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The salt lake that we saw was really beautiful. Crazy to think that it dried up in a few decades. Also, Tozeur must have been a fun place to visit as a kid - a ton of good dates!