Too much talking

10:40 wonder what was going through your head at this moment

6:05 nothing like some good old fashioned communist propaganda!!

The homages to Fellini and just Italian cinema of the 60s top tier cinematic references 😢 well played my guy

10:20 I know that take out is straight 🔥

He does bring up a good point about what the hell do you do if you’re rained out during your tropical and sunny holidays 🤷‍♂️

Can we start with that eclectic authentic music in the intro wtf 😮

This episode makes me FEEL the madness of that Medina 😮. That’s unreal mate, well done. Not sure how you’re doing this but keep it up

I’m telling you, man you got talent. This is absolutely beautiful piece of KZbin story telling unlike anyone we see on the platform. Keep killing it

Pasta 👀 👀 15:30

Been binging your stuff and I have to say this is one of the most heartwarming videos you’ve made. This is homey, deep and personal. You’ve stepped up with this one my man 👏

Been waiting for you to give us some straight to the point travel tips, so thanks brother

Dude ofc there’s going to be Czechs and Slovaks there bc it’s right around the corner 🤷‍♂️

This is one of the sickest travel vlogs I’ve ever seen 👏 well done and subbed

You should have visited hammamet & Sousse in summer ❤ I love the coast 🌊💦💧🐟

I’m glad you came and enjoyed our country 😅 Tunisia 🇹🇳 is great in summer 🌊

Great Video- I stayed in Hammamet and visited El Jem Amphitheatre and other areas of Tunisia in May 2022. The way you narrate the videos makes things unique and interesting 👍

I would really like to visit special or unusual places

When does thr Msatmata carnival take place?

ⱽᵉʳʸ ΝᏆᏟᎬ ғᴏʀ ᘎꙆᙃᙓO ❤

Hey ….lovely informative video .We are planning a trip to Greece towards end of march .Will Paris be a good place to visit at that time ?

SIDI BOU SAID got its name from the name of the righteous saint Bou Said bin Khalaf bin Yahya al-Tamimi al-Baji (1156-1230). One of the most famous landmarks of Sidi Bou Said is the Palace of "Nujma al-Zahra", which was built by the English Count "Erlanger" and was later converted into a museum that displays musical instruments and holds classical and Arabic music concerts. The origins of Sidi Bou Said date back to the time of the Phoenicians who founded the city of Carthage. Mount Sidi Bou Said was then called "Jabal al-Manar" or "Jabal al-Marsa", and this mountain was used to monitor and fortify Carthage. It was officially named "Sidi Bou Said" when a municipality was established in this place in 1893. The Tunisian town of Sidi Bou Said is the third most beautiful town in the world according to "Time Out" magazine and its website specializing in international statistics, and it was the only Arab and African town included in this important classification. The German town of Rothenburg came in first place, while the Indonesian town of Wai Rebo, located on the island of Flores, came in second place. We note that "the Greek Santorini wanted decades ago in 1967 to imitate Sidi Bou Said by painting its buildings white and its doors and windows blue, and the Greek authorities asked their Tunisian counterparts for permission to do so and were granted permission. However, some people in the region imitate Sidi Bou Said without permission in order to rob its tourists, visitors and lovers, but the imitation came distorted and did not live up to the magic of Sidi Bou Said and its global influence. Among the most prominent writers, poets and historians who immortalized the memory of Sidi Bou Said are George Duhamel, Andre Gide, Charles Lallement, Mounier, Jacques Raffault, Max Paul Fouchet and others. Sidi Bou Said was visited by leaders, chiefs, presidents and kings from various countries of the world who heard about it and its widespread fame and insisted on visiting Tunisia to see it to enjoy its beauty, charm and pure air. The late King of Pop Michael Jackson visited Sidi Bou Said on the occasion of his historic concert in Tunisia in 1997, and was amazed by it

Great that's what I like to do I am a real estate agent plus I like to travel and I want to build my Travel Channel

Provincetown, MA

We should travel together. ! Oh to have that life. With one person you enjoy. I solo travel too. Go together and have our own bubble! 🙌 I’m a good protector with others. Would love that in return one day. Would be unstoppable and always kind. Just makes it better when things go wrong or aren’t welcoming etc as you say. And facts depends on what you are looking for or where you end up I know exactly what you mean tho. Happened to me in Thailand I got ripped off central. Suppose to be a Mecca for cheapness and I paid the same food prices as I was paying in Canada and things.

Nice video!! I hope I'm not making a huge mistake by booking a two-night trip to Naousa for the first week of April 2025. I live in Arizona (and am a bit tired of the hot temperatures 😂) and want to take a trip and enjoy 50-70 degree weather.

Nice video!! I hope I'm not making a huge mistake by booking a two-night trip to Naousa for the first week of April 2025. I live in Arizona (and am a bit tired of the hot temperatures 😂) and want to take a trip and enjoy 50-70 degree weather.

Question: is there some secret behind the way you pronounce Khmer as something like "Kamai"? Never heard that with a vocal between the k and the m, and I was there 14 years ago...

Sidi Bousaid is much older than Santorini

Yo! I'm about to go to Malta to portray Olive Oyl in Mellieha on the former film set of Popeye lol. Thanks for making this video.

Wow, so beautiful. Such an amazing and underrated country. Will definitely visit it ❤

Hope the algos pick this underrated gem up because this episode is a masterpiece 👏🏻 you deserve 100k subs

Don’t forget about Imerovigli because that’s chefs kiss

Gotta say that this new format is what you’ve been needing for a while. Good stuff man!

Sooooo Tunisia or Morocco?

I don’t blame anyone from Central Europe for going out there, it’s a vibe at Zrce 😅

Ugh yes more of this type of video! Don’t get me wrong I love the episodes, but this helps me plan so much. Do one for Rome please!

Keep with these videos because we’ve needed a format like this from you for years!! 👏

Ok so question… how long is long enough to visit zrce for a group of friends??

Decision fatigue is real and I really appreciated your "get to the point" and no nonsense recommendations - ie stay here, do this, etc rather than descriptions which really don't help you make a decision. I'm now clear on what yo do. Also - do you need your drivers license to rent an ATV? I forgot mine at home!

I absolutely loved the video ❤ you’ll always be welcomed man!

Very helpful, thanks man!

oh nice place! Visited this island for the first time this year.. amazing nature. Thanks

Thank you for the overview. I'm Croatian, but I never went to Zrče. I prefer beaches with the least amount of people and noise possible 😁 and with natural shade. Just a tip... It's actually very easy to pronounce Croatian. Adding a sign above a letter is like putting an "h" behind a letter in English: č, ć = ch š = sh ž = zh (as in dr. Zhivago) So kuća is kucha (not kuka), and Šimuni is Shimuni (not Simuni).

I been to Czech a Long Time Ago when I use to live in Switzerland, Beautiful Country 💪🙌👍👍👍🙏✌️👌

I love going to places I can’t pronounce!

Lovely video on our home island! So nice to see someone who appreciates it on a deeper level making content at this level. Who needs TV studios right?? Next time you're around we'd love to take on the challenge of adding some stones you may have left unturned in your 6 visits already.. or an extra cameraman/ woman if that doesn't go against solo travel policy <3

Seriously, why do Czechs love this place so much? 🤔

Bishhh not the intersection between chlamaydia and gonorrea

Tunisian here, I found your channel researching Zakynthos, and I like how sober and laid back this channel is. The script, the narration, the selection of places to go, and the filming, well done ! 05:24 -- You can see the shop owner was surprised by the "God bless you" you said in Tunisian dialect (Baraka Allahou fik), this is what a true local would say. Most tourists just use the classic arabic "shukran" which is not used by the local dialect, or "merci" inherited from the historical french colonial times. 15:00 -- I appreciate the effort put to research authentic folk Tunisian music to play in the background, it is typically played in weddings and other festivities by the locals. Here it is for those asking: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqKrgoN-ppyEaM0 There is still a lot to see in Tunisia, but this was already a treat