Explore Tunisia like a local - Travel from TUNIS to HAMMAMET plus hotel footage من تونس إلى الحمامات

Hi everyone!
This is the second episode in my Tunisia series where I leave Tunis, the capital, and travel to Hammamet, a popular seaside city about an hour away by road.
The vlog starts with me giving a tour of my hotel room where I also give a travel tip for travelling to countries with different power or electricity configuration. I also talk about the currency of Tunisia and explain the value in relation to Pounds Sterling. Then I head downstairs to the breakfast area in my hotel and enjoy a Tunisian breakfast, sampling various items on the menu.
After breakfast, I leave the hotel in Tunis and make my way to the louage station using a local taxi. At the louage station, I find the appropriate minibus to travel to Hammamet. Once the louage is full, we hit the road, and I give non-verbal comments on the journey and my experience of it.
I then arrive in Hammamet at my hotel where I receive a complimentary coffee and treats as well as a tour of the room from one of the staff members. I also reflect on my journey and the change of scenery between Tunis and Hammamet, and calculate the cost of my journey using local transport.
Hope you enjoy this vlog! Let me know what you thought of it in the comments!
In my next vlog, I'll be exploring Hammamet. Make sure not to miss this and subscribe to the channel!
Best regards
Willie

[@willieexplore]

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[@algeriaicook6034]

I admire how you ventured and travelled the way the locals do. You could have tried taxi, or train but you would miss out on seeing inner city places...and with your modest French ...you did well, MashaAllah.

[@leoprg5330]

Your tunisian videos inspires me to be more adventurous next time I visit. I stayed in Yasmine Hammamet for the first time in this country, now preparing for my holiday in Djerba island. I am the type who usually only relax in the resort and doesn't visit places where locals go, doesn't enjoy haggling in souks.. I agree that it is culturaly enriching to experience local customs.

[@Swanoaks]

Have to take my hat off to you Willie for all this traveling. The food looks interesting and the cost is unbelievable, I am enjoying it all. Thank you. Kiwi from Virginia

[@shaundeklerk4706]

Hey Willie! Fellow South African here. I call Sousse home now. I love your videos! Awesome stuff!

[@mayousimon1]

Brilliant video Willie great travelling thanks!

[@ramzigharbi8425]

Exellent Video, you are very welcome in our Beautiful Country 'Tunisia'. Looking forward to your next video in Tunisia.

[@eprohoda]

Willie- professsional view- 🎥

[@kam1681]

Hey Willie!!!

[@sheilam4525]

That was a very unique breakfast buffet. The strawberry juice looked good, I thought it was tomato juice😂. Always interesting to see where you actually stay in the countries, Willie. Both hotels looked nice but the last one looked very luxurious with the flower petals and the view over the gardens. Informative vlog for tourists👍

[@toscabrutus1781]

Willie goeie inligting vir travellers.

[@espadasensei]

Nice video! Keep up the good work. I like your content. The louage station is called "Beb Aleewa" which means Aleewa's Gate. Many regions and neighborhoods in Tunisia are named upon gates.

[@slooben3790]

What a nice breakfast my man!

[@Anisonadal]

Welcome!!!!!!

[@no_soy_rubio]

Nice mate, accommodation and transport are very reasonable. The fig rolls looked good, you can get them here in the UK, bit of an old-school snack, but they don't look as good as the ones you had

[@Sherirose1]

I remember that you cannot take out their currency out of the country. You have to exchange there and either use up all the money beforehand or spend at the airport( not much of anything there). I stayed at El Moradi in Yasmine Hammamet which was very close to the beach. I enjoyed my times there and hoping to travel this year.

[@medkh4517]

Very good

[@hebadoha5552]

Ilove tunisia

[@DarkTruthPlatform]

Chemiya is grounded sesame seeds with sugar syrup for the base (sometimes with honey for the wealthy people). Then you can mix it with all sort of nuts or grounded nuts for more flavor.

[@Gamedaystream90]

Hi mate ! welcome to Tunisia i hope you enjoyed your time here i just want to clarify something in the minute "4.45" that's a sorghum cereal cream and it's called "drôo" here in Tunisia. you can also eat it with helwa chemiya..still too many beautiful places worth seeing in Tunisia ;) cheers !