HAMMAMET Ville - A Visit With First Breakfast And Walkabout 🇹🇳 TUNISIA TRAVEL

So after finding out that north Hammamet which is quite touristy normally is rather quite we took the local bus down to the centre of Hammamet, they call it Hammamet ville (city) and bought some nice breakfast and then headed down to the Medina to walk around. There is no much more going on here, it is incredible. Touristy, I give you that, but still it is kind of authentic and nice. Very surprised to be walking around there. Please do check it out.
#tunisia #familytravel #hammamet
Please don't skip the adds as this is what keeps us running, give the video a like and maybe even a comment if it is not too much to ask for as it then will be more present in todays KZbin algorithm.
In case you want to make a contribution feel free to sent us something on paypal: [e-mail].
Or else there is a patreon site:
www.patreon.co...
We do appreciate any donation as it does make a big difference.
I am a professional writer gone vlogger. Let's see if I can make this professionally too. Please make sure you subscribe to my channel, Moonshine and Lemongrass and even share this video with your friends.
You can also find me on Facebook:
www.facebook.c...
I also have an Instagram account:
www.instagram....
www.tunisia.com

[@haryhary399]

Its like walking inside a maze hallway full of souvenir's shop! but its really interesting and beautiful, its clean too.

[@yvesthesleeve]

I totally agree!

[@ArupaDas-qf5zs]

Loved your new country selection of Tunisia! Especially the country's local markets, local foods, shops as well as seaside sights are great.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Well, let us see what it has to offer

[@chaw294]

A lovely thumbnail !! A wonderful family of five ❤️❤️👍

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@chaw294]

@@yvesthesleeve Most welcome, Sir.

[@vidyutmulki2807]

Good to see you and your lovely family enjoying. I have been watching all your episodes

[@yvesthesleeve]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@bhavanamurthy4255]

Nice to watch you enjoying delicious Tunisia breakfast interesting 😊❤

[@yvesthesleeve]

It really was great

[@nazrilokman9336]

Thanks to you and your family for the adventures Take care and stay safe God bless

[@yvesthesleeve]

many thanks

[@Chiheb_AK]

Beautiful Video from a beautiful family! Much ❤

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thank you so much!

[@anama3313]

The cat scene: too cute! Love how happy your kids are.

[@yvesthesleeve]

They love the street cats so much

[@MariamMrad]

Originally from Hammamet, I was somewhat taken aback when you first described it as merely a tourist town lacking authenticity. Hammamet is, in fact, a historic town with a deeply rich heritage. Its inhabitants take great pride in their origins, maintaining numerous customs and traditions that have been passed down through generations. I'm glad to see that by the end of the video, you seemed to reconsider your initial impression. However, there is still much more to explore and appreciate about the unique and authentic character of Hammamet..

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes, I was very wrong in the beginning, it really has a rich history

[@toutou2154]

the link you made between "tuna" and "tunisia" is very funny loool I think you are the first person to have made this link ahahaha good one... Nobody really knows the origin of the word Tunisia, but what is certain is that it is linked to the name of the capital Tunis, a hypothesis says that Tunis comes from the Berber dialect of the word "TNS" which means "to lie down", "to spend the night", "camp" and another hypothesis says that it comes from the Punic goddess "Tanit" ... But your hypothesis seems much more credible to me Tunisia comes from Tuna because the Tunisians eat a lot of tuna !!

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes, it really must be the tuna 😀

[@prr71]

The cat encounter was so hilarious 🙂 .Little boy was so cute in all aspects!! Lots of love to him!

[@yvesthesleeve]

cheers mate

[@efkvn489]

such a nice lovely family, welcome to Tunisia ❤ i was worried that the little kid steps on something when he was running barefoot in a public place, please be more careful next time ❤

[@yvesthesleeve]

My kids have grown up abroad and are used to be barefoot, he does not like to wear shoes

[@efkvn489]

​@@yvesthesleeve Ahaha i guess kids just like being kids, Have Fun ❤

[@Zizou239]

Another nice video brother thank you ❤ 🇹🇳

[@yvesthesleeve]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@brucemiller8611]

❤ hi Mr Moonshine and family another great vlog😅

[@yvesthesleeve]

Hey, thanks!

[@ayedhamdi]

Wonderful family and nice video. Tunisia 🇹🇳🇨🇭

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thank you! 😃

[@stefanierider9559]

Very nice, looks good

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thanks 👍

[@foufa7048]

Enjoy your time ❤thkx for this video

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thanks for watching!

[@raghuramanraman1174]

Such a nice lovely family ji thanks for your videos

[@yvesthesleeve]

My pleasure 😊

[@chaw294]

An interesting walkabout. Love the part where Dylan chases after the cats. Wow, he has grown up fast. I watch him grows from a new born baby to a cute toddler now. Great that everyone loves those yummy buns as breakfast. Thanks a bunch for sharing and showing us Hammamet ville and Medina. Good job, Sir.

[@yvesthesleeve]

thanks a bunch, yes, kids grow up fast, and those chocolate buns were amazing

[@yakdhaneworld9235]

Tunisia = country of tuna 😂 , this is funny man , so just i realize the meaning of the name of my country now 😂. ENJOY YOUR TRIP

[@yvesthesleeve]

😂😂😂

[@aliessid6090]

I really liked the laughter of children with cats

[@yvesthesleeve]

They loved those cats

[@maryL390]

Welcome to Tunisia!

[@yvesthesleeve]

Many thanks

[@ZEMNI-23]

Enjoy your stay!

[@yvesthesleeve]

Many thanks

[@Amy-hd7rz]

First i want to welcome you to Tunisia!! I hope you see as many places as you can.. And i hope you can visit Djerba island and Bizerte. Also best beaches in Tunisia would be kelibia and Haouaria.. And then answering your question about filming government buildings: in Tunisia you can film anything and you can use your camera anywhere except military bases and military areas and there would be signs there,where you can know that it's not allowed to film and take pictures of.. Again welcome to Tunisia and i hope you have a great time with your family

[@yvesthesleeve]

Many thanks mate

[@Amy-hd7rz]

@@yvesthesleeve anytime!! And regarding wearing shorts or dresses in Tunisia.. You can.. Even us locals we do wear shorts.. Except in the south which is more conservative

[@samark4209]

It's 700 millim, and welcome to tunisia ❤

[@yvesthesleeve]

Many thanks

[@jayceontalylor4244]

Awsome

[@mariapatel3492]

Great blog! Enjoyed it.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Many thanks

[@aliessid6090]

أعجبتني كثيرا ضحكات الصغار مع القطط

[@NitCh0]

welcome to tunisia bless you and all your family ❤❤

[@yvesthesleeve]

many thanks

[@swarisivane8514]

This is an awesome vlog, Sir. It is wonderful to see your lovely family and you visiting Tunisia. Thank you very much for the tour 🙏👌

[@yvesthesleeve]

Glad you like it

[@AZtn-d2l]

SANTORINI In 1967, the iconic combination of blue and white even became mandatory when a law was passed under the military dictatorship for all houses on the islands to be painted in these colors. It was thought at the time that this would inspire patriotism and reflect Greek nationalism. Although these regulations were relaxed, they helped cement the association of blue and white with the Cyclades in the collective imagination. SIDI BOUSAID ( TUNISIE ) The village received the name Sidi Bou Saïd when it became the seat of a municipality in 1893. On August 28, 1915, a decree was issued to ensure the protection of the village, imposing the blue of Sidi Bou Saïd11 and the white so dear to Baron d'Erlanger, and prohibiting any anarchic construction on the promontory12,6, making Sidi Bou Saïd the first classified site in the world.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Interesting to hear...

[@AZtn-d2l]

@@yvesthesleeve it's on google

[@ThePunisher014]

The blue and white pattern is much older than Santorini or even Sidi Bou Said, and is believed to originate in the Carthaginian realm in the heart of the Mediterranean region. Modern day Tunisia including Sidi Bou and Hammamet or Sousse's Old Medinas are just successors of this heritage.

[@mouradghazouani8076]

Ilike your vidio because you nice persson and i remember may contry very nice

[@yvesthesleeve]

many thanks

[@rageb2528]

❤❤❤❤

[@yvesthesleeve]

👍

[@3milyScales-ee3oq]

Beautiful medina mashaAlalh

[@FreeThinker10]

❤

[@hamdihamdiego153]

Willkommen in Tunesien ❤❤

[@yvesthesleeve]

Vielen Dank

[@SughranBibi-ty1fm]

Nice 👍 anjoy Bro

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thanks ✌️

[@khandavillianirudh8741]

Dylan grew up. Its nice to hear him speaking and running to chase cats. Its so cute. BTW Dylan's voice is a bit similar to Olive's voice.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes, they grow up

[@maryrosed8475]

Dylan is a real cutie. All kids lovely enjoying the adventure.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thanks mate

Pastries as your Tunisian breakfast without any coffee or tea. What is a typical Tunisian breakfast like in its coffee shop or restaurant?

[@yvesthesleeve]

I suppose there are lots of different coffees but also tea. I could have taken either on, but we had black coffee before and the kids only ever drink water. We do not drink any sugary drinks.

[@rio8298]

I hope you like the country. Welcome Cute 🥰 kids

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes, we like it, we hope to extend the tour all around the country during the next months, so I hope the views are going up.

[@mouradel7548]

I think tunisia has changed alot because of the economic struggle , the country is almost bankrupt, people live in misery thats why you cant see anything interesting, about filming people not just the africans who dislike it but most people around the world do , in USA you may get shot , just for staring not even filming .

[@yvesthesleeve]

Haha, actually in many countries people love to get filmed, also here most people like it, it really depends on the country.

[@predatorstalker9214]

Sir.. you shouldn't be feel embarrassed when your wife not wearing SHORTS in Muslim countries.. that mean she's respectful , honorable lady for other religions... I do think all Muslim people has same though too.. and you sir should be proud of her.... frankly say, I like your wife attitude.. don't mind those other tourists that wear shorts. and I do like your children too. anyway, take care and be safe...

[@yvesthesleeve]

Many thanks mate

[@predatorstalker9214]

@@yvesthesleeve anytime sir

[@astrostar43]

Tourists...tourists...tourists...that is all U hv talked about & mentioned that word more than a hundred times!!!

[@safsouf1]

@1:20 it's called "Millime". 1 dinar = 1000 millimes

[@yvesthesleeve]

thanks, I now know.

[@drstrongfeet]

When are you visiting Pakistan again??

[@yvesthesleeve]

Well, this will all clear in a few months but we will surely return there

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

In fact, the white and blue colors are specific to Tunisia, but Morocco was known for the orange-brown color before it imitated Tunisia 10 years ago and used the famous colors in Tunisia, such as white and blue and white and green.

[@yvesthesleeve]

I did not know that, but I think Chefchouenne in Morocco has had blue and white houses for a very long time

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

@@yvesthesleeve About 10 years ago Chefchaouen started turning blue. If you want I can send you pictures of Chefchaouen before 2010 and you will not find the blue color at all. I have a video and pictures of it before 2010.

[@khaaaaaled]

ماتعياوش خويا!! اي حاجة المغرب قلدكم فيها؟ السياحة الاقتصاد الرياضة!! غريب امركم

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

@@khaaaaaled اي صحيح مقلدينا في برشا حاجات وين المشكل كي نقولوا الحقيقة علاش تغطيوا في عين الشمس بالغربال

[@beachkram]

@@yvesthesleeve Chefchaouen before 2010 cdn.tourradar.com/s3/tour/1500x800/177125_1ed3d4d8.jpg ..photos.thalassoto.com/circuit-fes-chefchaouen-maroc-ovoyages-10.jpg

[@user-ex8nx8gq9m]

The lesser unit of a dinar is the millime, so you bought your ticket at 7 hundred millimes

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thanks, meanwhile I get it. Strange that it has a thousand shares.

[@tiffanybob922]

Your children are a joy

[@yvesthesleeve]

also a lot of work

[@osirisosiris1439]

the origin name of pizza is arabic word khabiza

[@yvesthesleeve]

that is a new one, thanks

[@astrostar43]

In the last video U complained about a lack of tourists & in this one U complained about seeing them everywhere!! Aren't U also one of them??

[@yvesthesleeve]

Not complaining but if you saw the video before you might understand that there were no tourists in the very touristy area of Hammamet north which surprised me very much.

[@mohammedelyoussfi4759]

When will you return to morocco welcom to morocco

[@yvesthesleeve]

Not sure but surely will. We miss Morocco.

[@mohammedelyoussfi4759]

@@yvesthesleeve welcom to morocco

[@navajyotichetia8968]

Your peak cap- worn like that fooled me into thinking you're wearing a Muslim skull cap, and felt in that case embellishments with a skull graffiti over the forehead part would be cool

[@yvesthesleeve]

I should have worn a skull cap for sure

[@MohammedEl3arabi-fh9ib]

نحن ننتظر زيارتك للمغرب مرة اخرى نحبكم

[@yvesthesleeve]

Don't quite understand....

[@emnasammari1685]

Tunisia , in arabic Touness it mean sociability.

[@emnasammari1685]

Enjoy,

[@yvesthesleeve]

I did not know that, thanks

[@karimkhalfaoui6233]

If you dont speak any Englisch, i ll think you are tunisian .

[@yvesthesleeve]

well, I am surprised how many people actually speak English here... and I do speak French.

[@karimkhalfaoui6233]

@@yvesthesleeve you Look like any egyptian. Lol

[@ThePunisher014]

Let's make a list, he looks Tunisian, Egyptian, and Algerian, what else cmon Lol.

[@tiffanybob922]

Please don't eat bunnies on video :( I know lots of people eat bunnies but it hurts my heart.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Haha, apparently here it is normal again

[@ayoubmarzouk9499]

Hammamet is mosquefree place shamefully

[@ayoubmarzouk9499]

The touristc area of course

[@yvesthesleeve]

that is a bit shameful, I agree

[@ayoubmarzouk9499]

@@yvesthesleeve for authentic tunisian placed you my enjoy kairouen and aoghouen wolcom in tinisia

[@chahreddin3745]

❤