Is Tunisia As Dangerous As They Say? My First Impressions 🇹🇳

[@YadVenturess]

This is our first day in Tunisia and we were honestly blown away by this country, WOW! What do you guys think of so far? 😍 If you're travelling get unlimited data with Holafly eSIM discount here use code YADVENTURES: bit.ly/Holaflyyad

[@dacedaine822]

I really enjoyed Tunis Medina, so interesting 😊

[@ImedAyachi-x7s]

@@YadVenturess ❤

[@welcom3779]

Bro ufron where🤔

[@AliceBradley-t3o]

*I visited Tunisia last week and I can confirm that it is one of the best countries in the world 😍 I like the food , the weather , the people ... I will visit Tunisia again 🥰 Love Tunisia and Tunisians so much from the US 🇺🇸♥️🇹🇳*

[@HA-xq9eo]

Greetings from Sousse❤

[@AzizAmri-l5d]

Love Usa from Tunisia 🇹🇳💖🇺🇸

[@ghassencsetwow]

faux profile w tahchi fih mhaalba

[@MohammedAloui-x7m]

​@@ghassencsetwow و برا فوبروفيل شنيا المشكل ؟! حاجة باهية كي تكتب هيا كومنتار كيما هكا كي يشوفو الأجانب كومنتارها يوليو يجيو لتونس

[@MohammedAloui-x7m]

​@@ghassencsetwow ماتكونش بهيم ربك

[@NECKKISH]

Tunisia isn't dangerous, the ignorance of people is.

[@narjessbenhamouda7071]

What do you mean?

[@TeacherSkander]

@@NECKKISH we are happy to be ignorant to you

[@dacedaine822]

It’s a lot to do with attacks that were directed at tourists, but I keep telling everyone it’s more dangerous in London or Paris these days. Tunisia is beautiful and has its own charm and is a country worth a visit 😊

[@YadVenturess]

The media likes to create the perception but I will be showing the real side of the country

[@Yasin_Affandi]

What a wonderful video. Hope that you guys have had a good time and a pleasant stay in Tunisia.

[@YadVenturess]

@@Yasin_Affandi Thanks Yasin!! ❤️🙏

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@YadVenturess Have a great weekend Yad, Dace, Aya. 😀

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you, Yasin! Yes, we had a great time! Hope you’re doing good 😊

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@dacedaine822 Thank you Dace. Hope you guys and Aya are doing good as well. 😀

[@dacedaine822]

@ All is great! Getting closer to Malaysia 😉

[@KS_VIDEOTECH]

beautiful family god bless you , welcome to Tunisia ♥

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you for the kind words ❤️❤️❤️

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you so much for the welcome 🤗

[@club2146]

Tunisia is a safe, quiet and beautiful country, and it is a second home for every foreigner.❤❤❤❤❤

[@archmnt713]

Thank you for this video about Tunisia, and welcome in our country🙂

[@carthagene-jm4uh]

Thank you for your cool honest and authentic video about Tunisia 🇹🇳 I hope you visit it again and again. Aya should be lucky to explore Tunisia 😁 The music she liked is from Lotfi Bouchnak. Let her hear him again 😊 God bless you all together 🤗

[@dacedaine822]

Ahhhh thank you so much for such a kind comment. We hope you enjoy the rest of our adventures here! Aya is very lucky indeed. We bought her a Tunisian outfit and will play Bouchnak for her so she can live like a local 😊

[@YadVenturess]

Aya is loving touring Tunisia!! Thank you so much ❤

[@LifeLensNavigator]

Night life is in Gammarth, La Marsa and Sidi Bousaid 🎉

[@tryhard3146]

The thing i like about tunisia that sellers dont push you to buy from them like many others countries where they follow you and became really annoying

[@YadVenturess]

I totally agree! This is one thing we loved straight away

[@sofienebenslama]

Aya is the most beautiful creature on earth 🥹🥰🥰🥰🥰 she make my country more beautiful god bless her 🥰🥰

[@YadVenturess]

Ahh thank you so much, when she grows up and reads your comments in the future she will be very thankful for sure 🥰

[@dacedaine822]

Ahhh thank you so much for your kind comment 😊

[@sindaboukhari08]

Welcome to Tunisia 🇹🇳 🇹🇳❤️❤️

[@OmarGuennichi]

Brother welcome to Tunisia 🇹🇳🙏

[@dacedaine822]

@@OmarGuennichi ❤️❤️

[@fantome340]

Brother welcome to Tunisia 🤩The truth is, do you like Tunisia

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you brother! Indeed we like Tunisia a lot 😍

[@fantome340]

@YadVenturess 🌸 Very good brother I want to know something please What is the best country you and your family have visited?

[@Siuuuu-CR7777]

Welcome anytime 💗

[@mouhamed126]

The video of the girl and the waiter trying yo understand you can be a meme in Tunisia 🤣🤣🤣 … Mint tea = ach 3andkom 9hawi 😆😆😆

[@dacedaine822]

@@mouhamed126 That was funny indeed, we need to improve our Arabic for next time 😊

[@YadVenturess]

Haha it was a funny situation 😂😂

[@mouhamedkhalil494]

beautiful family , welcome to Tunisia 🤍

[@dacedaine822]

Ahhh thank you so much for your kind words ❤

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you brother ❤

[@fritslabroussaille384]

I'm curious to see the rest of your stay in Tunisia. If I had to recommend a place to visit in Tunisia, it would be the coastal town of Mahdia. You would see something different from other coastal towns. A little scent of Sicily on Tunisian soil and a lively and authentic Medina, surrounded by the sea on three sides. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnymaIikot59m68&ab_channel=FritslaBroussaille

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you for your recommendations! We will be showing some really beautiful places in the country 😊

[@dacedaine822]

Oh thank you so much for watching and for your lovely recommendation! That sounds interesting ineeed and would like to visit if we can 🫶

[@youssefsaidane01]

The sort of "tomato sauce" that you tried in the restaurant is called harissa and it is a spicy sauce made in Tunisia, it is a typical tunisian thing that you can't find anywhere else. We do speak arabic (Tunisian dialect not the classic arabic), french (because of the french colonosation) and english is our third language. You were extremely unlucky that you came across people who cannot speak english lol because most of the people do so and it also depends on the region you're visiting. For the avenue that you visited at the end, it is called Avenue Habib Bourguiba who was the first tunisian president from 1957 to 1987 after gaining our independance. I hope that you'll enjoy your stay in Tunisia and thank you for sharing your trip with us.

[@dacedaine822]

@@youssefsaidane01 Thank you so much for watching and for your informative comment - much appreciated 🫶

[@YadVenturess]

Honestly I think harissa is officially one of my favourite foods now it’s sooo good and can be added to so many dishes! Thank you for watching the video 😊

[@youssefsaidane01]

@@YadVenturess Guys if you live in London, you can find it in the north african shops. They sell it for around £1. (Yeah, I live in the UK lol)

[@johnlad2198]

Fantastic video. Gotta give a shout out to the great camera work and photography which never gets credit. Tunisia has had a bad rap from other You Tubers, in terms of tourists getting ripped off and service levels. They are complimentary to how beautiful the country is, but things such as not being able to bring Tunisian currency into the country and the transport links are deemed an issue. But with Yad you get a fresh perspective and for someone like myself who has been sceptical about holidaying in North Africa, Yad is selling Tunisia to me. I hope Yad gets a silver button, so everyone get subscribing to hit the 100k. Beautiful family and great travel knowledge and tips. I am really looking forward to the next vid 😊

[@YadVenturess]

@@johnlad2198 Thank you John for the kind words, really appreciate it brother 🙏 Tunisia definitely gets a bad rep from around the world but there is much more to the country then people talk about ❤️

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you, John, for such a nice comment. Yad is truly gifted and works very hard when producing his vlogs, so it’s nice his efforts are recognized. 🙏 We didn’t really experience bad service anywhere, everywhere we’ve gone, people have been cool and helpful. There’s definitely a room for improvement in tourism sector, with a bit of a government’s push and investment, I feel this could be a true gem in North Africa!

[@johnlad2198]

@dacedaine822 Thanks for your reply - that is really thoughtful. Yeah Yad is a great talent and you all contribute to brilliant informative and entertaining content and I wish you all success and nothing less. Watching the Tunisia vid was like watching your last London one, to be able to present something that seems familiar, though totally fresh and interesting is a gift. And the take from Tunisia was so different from other vids I've seen. So, that perspective is why I love watching your vids. And hope those that watch subscribe also as you all three deserve that silver button. Thanks again:)

[@dacedaine822]

@@johnlad2198 Thank you so much, John. Really happy to hear you’re enjoying our videos (or some of them). This is really what keeps us going! It sounds like you’ve visited Tunisia. Did you enjoy it?

[@johnlad2198]

@dacedaine822 You are very welcome. No I haven't been to Tunisia, but I do use You Tube travel videos to plan the places I want to go to and the things I want to see and Yad is one of the best (so for instance the vids you did on Istanbul and Antalya were helpful when planning my trip and my partner was surprised most of the things you showed in Agadir, she missed when she went!) So I was thinking of Tunisia, as looks beautiful and is very affordable, but watching vids about tourists being scammed and service levels made me a bit weary, then I watch your vid and like the London one it opens your eyes and the people seem lovely and the place seems so relaxed in comparison to the more hectic Egypt and Morrocco. But with places like Cape Verde, Africa is looking on the up tourism wise and your videos are brilliantly informative and you have a future star in your beautiful little girl! So hope you all have an incredible trip and really looking forward to another excellent video 😀

[@TarajiDawla-u2z]

Tunis 🇹🇳 🇹🇳 🇹🇳 ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@dacedaine822]

@@TarajiDawla-u2z ❤️❤️

[@YadVenturess]

❤️🇹🇳

[@mouath_14]

Who's they? Unless some 10 years ago when the region was really unstable, i haven't read a single article or newspaper say Tunisia can be dangerous. I went there with a couple of friends from Germany. No issues whatsoever.

[@mouhamed126]

Great video and quality of image. Just onething … the waiter asked you " you are instagrammer ? You told him “I’ll give you”. What do you mean? Or you understood something else ?

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you so much! Yes I gave him a card that I carry that has my Instagram and KZbin channel on there it makes it easier when people ask I can hand them out 😊

[@mouhamed126]

@ oh perfect 🤩 I didn’t expect that. Great idea.

[@nqssimo]

me as a Tunisien , we're not in dangerous. but you as a tourist you have to be careful in the capital (tunis) because there is so much scammers and i suggest you to go to Djerba Island which is a island in the south of tunisia and there is so much things you can explore in there like ( Great hotels quality with easy prices , the best beachs , peaceful places , museums ) and you can go to places Like Nabeul (the capital of Harissa which is a famous spicy souce we eat and explore the beaches arround there, the capital of Orange "Menzel Bouzelfa" and it's a city where i live and have fun in your trip. Last but not least, Stay away from the capital because its prices are expensive

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you so much for watching and for your comment! We felt Tunis was safe and we did not experience any scamming, thankfully. But of course we all need to stay vigilant. And thank you so much for your recommendation 😊

[@welcom3779]

U welcom bro 💯👍👍👍

[@dacedaine822]

@@welcom3779 ❤️❤️

[@HA-xq9eo]

Tunisia is never dangerous! Many foreigners moved to live in it because the weather is great and it's cheap

[@Samy-1965]

Welcome to Tunisia ❤

[@dacedaine822]

@@Samy-1965 Thank you so much ☺️

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you 🙏

[@samimars3560]

❤ welcom to Tunisia❤

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you so much 😊

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you ❤❤

[@mouhamed126]

19:58 good point, as a Tunisian I find it terrible how people don’t respect the signs specially those who live in Europe and come back to Tunisia. They are obliged to respect it there but when they come back here they become crazy. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@dacedaine822]

I felt like I was fighting for our survival on every crossing 🫣

[@mouhamed126]

😆😆

[@dacedaine822]

@@mouhamed126 Other than that, we really enjoyed Tunisia, some lovely spots there and nice people with chilled vibes everywhere 👍

[@mouhamed126]

@ I am so glad to hear that. I believe that it’s becoming even better now and the coming months and years because the government is now focusing on so many things that we have asked for… plus lately a law regarding the restoration of old buildings to reflect the original beauty of the city.

[@welcom3779]

Tunisia the beste waooo❤❤❤👍👍👍👍

[@dacedaine822]

@@welcom3779 ❤️❤️

[@Apilot-yo6ex]

Who said Tunisia is dangerous ?

[@dacedaine822]

@@Apilot-yo6ex All media outlets advise against travel to Tunisia “due to the threat of terrorism”. But we’re here to show otherwise 🫶

[@YadVenturess]

All the media

[@Siuuuu-CR7777]

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[@עידיתברוקאל]

אני אוהבת לראות את הסירטונים שלכם ועכשיו עים איה זה יותר מעניין ילדה מתוקה ❤❤❤❤

[@dacedaine822]

Ahhh thank you so much, we’re so happy to hear that ❤

[@YadVenturess]

Appreciate your support thank you ❤❤❤

[@honeynivine9105]

**** توضيح : في تونس القصد من كلمة خطيرة يعني جميلة مبهرة رائعة . في مصر يستعملوا أحيانا كلمة فظيعه للدلالة على الإنبهار والإعجاب الشديد بالبلد أو بالأكل أو بأي شيء ينال إعجابهم .فالكلمة تحمل المعنى حسب سياق إستعمالها ..🌹🌹

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you for your recommendations! ❤

[@honeynivine9105]

@@YadVenturess ❤🌹

[@cybergeek9152]

Who said it's dangerous?

[@haikelba2716]

welcome

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you 🙏

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you so much :)

[@haikelba2716]

@@YadVenturess if you want any thing i'm here

[@dacedaine822]

@@haikelba2716That’s so kind of you 😊

[@ImedAyachi-x7s]

❤❤❤

[@YadVenturess]

❤❤❤

[@dacedaine822]

🤗🤗

[@faouzitunisia9566]

Made in Tunisia

[@dacedaine822]

🇹🇳🇹🇳

[@YadVenturess]

❤️🇹🇳

[@dhiakrifi2802]

i think that tunisia is more safe than the UK bro you can go where ever you want police is evry where and i'am sorry but a didin't love the title

[@HMD1986-]

I visited Morocco. Agadir. I’m in the airport to go back uk . Never been in Tunisia . I feel it’s like Morocco. Is it true?

[@YadVenturess]

@@HMD1986- it has many similarities to Morocco in terms of food and culture but they are also very different in other areas! Hope you enjoyed Agadir :)

[@dacedaine822]

I wouldn’t say it’s like Morocco. Some similarities are evident, but it’s a different vibe! And much cheaper 😊

[@HMD1986-]

@@YadVenturess thanks for your reply. I really loved agadir . Very peaceful. No overcrowded by drunk people. Great weather. Safe . Friendly people. Completely different experience with Tenerife

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

In fact, Morocco is similar to Tunisia because Tunisians founded many Moroccan cities and transferred their heritage, culture and crafts to Morocco, and this is the secret of the similarity. Tunisian food is very different, and as for history and archaeological sites, Tunisia is better in this regard. The archaeological site of Carthage, the Carthaginian theaters, etc. As for security, Tunisia is one of the safest countries in the world.

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

@@dacedaine822 Especially safer and its people are more open.

[@shaleemshren]

u welcome

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you 😊

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you ❤

[@ZakariaMak]

Beautiful video! But didn’t like the title at all though! Sorry! I’d have shared it otherwise.

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you for watching 🙏

[@YadVenturess]

Thank you for watching.. The reason for the title is to change peoples perception it's nothing personal against the country.

[@Saifhamdii]

who told you that Tuinisia is dangerous?

[@nazlitechschool]

Moroccan food is top notch no doubt!

[@YadVenturess]

@@nazlitechschool Oh yes 😍

[@dacedaine822]

Yes, I miss it!!!

[@SarraLovesTunisia]

Except this video is about Tunisia

[@nazlitechschool]

That does not mean it is not allowed to talk about Morocco. Everyone is entitled to their own opinions and taughts!!!@@SarraLovesTunisia

[@SarraLovesTunisia]

@@nazlitechschool You're entitled to your thoughts but it comes of as egocentric and narcissistic to leave an unrelated comment especially when you are a Moroccan yourself according to your bio

[@samibenben7475]

The poisnes midia is saying tunisia is it safe? In Europe. The truth is live on ur camra.🎉

[@dacedaine822]

Agreed. I’m from Europe, and I felt Tunisia was much more safer than London, Paris or Barcelona.

[@YadVenturess]

I totally agree! I cant wait to show more of the country ❤

[@narjessbenhamouda7071]

There is no one more dangerous than those who come to us. That's it.

[@dacedaine822]

Western media is evil. We felt very safe in Tunisia, even traveling with a baby.

[@YadVenturess]

Very true! ❤

[@ferdaous-]

Dangerous?😂😂😂 You are begging for views only ..a very bad title of a country you only experienced good things in it

[@Vandousckie]

19:45 No Its not a rule usually in tunisia we stop in front of edery, kids and pregnant woman, maybe he misunderstand you or he was simply disrespectful

[@dacedaine822]

Thank you for explaining. Not even one car ever stopped when we were crossing, so we were wondering if the rules are different here!

[@SenorThomas]

HAHA is Tunisia as dangerous as they say? who said that? no one ever said that.

[@saidabdel7069]

To be honest, I wouldn't go back to Tunisia, unfortunately. I'm leaving Tunisia on Sunday. It's very difficult to find local food, except for couscous. Also, restaurants should have at least decent hygiene. At lunchtime you'll be trying to keep away the flies, and there are quite a few. I would like to mention, based on my experience in the capital, that the only nice thing is the Medina, and the strange thing is that at 7pm there is no more activity in the Medina, everything closes. In Sousse and Monastir there is almost nothing. The streets are very dirty. But the people are very friendly 😊.

[@YadVenturess]

Sorry to hear about your experience, I would recommend checking out the restaurant we had food at it was honestly delicious and they have amazing Tunisian food!

[@SarraLovesTunisia]

A Moroccan sharing negative comments on a video complimenting Tunisia is a common thing it seems!

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

@@YadVenturess Don't listen to him, he's a Moroccan who's never been to Tunisia and is distorting Tunisia. This is their habit. When an envious person can't be like you, he distorts your image with lies. Moroccans are known for lying and deception and they always say bad things about Tunisia in any video, not just you. On many other channels, you find them doing the same thing. This is a result of their inferiority complex because historically they were merely subordinate to Tunisia and their heritage is Tunisian, such as the clothing and Carthaginian couscous that the Carthaginians invented, and the architecture came to them from Tunisia. So they feel an inferiority complex and distort Tunisia, while you don't find Tunisians watching videos about them or saying negative things about them, and we don't care about their affairs. Don't worry, my friend, in Tunisia everything is available and the Tunisian people are understanding and educated, and if you need any help, you will find someone to guide and help you.

[@saidabdel7069]

Thanks Yad, I had already been to that restaurant, it is true that I have not eaten there. But the guy Mohamed has been very kind and professional. I am going to give that restaurant a chance. I know that hearing negative comments about your country is not a pleasant thing, but it speaks to my expectations and those of my friend as well, who is not Moroccan. Greetings

[@mohamedbenhsan210]

@@YadVenturess dear unfortunately we have some people like that from the both side Morocco and Tunisia, we have the same culture and the same mindset sometimes u see people’s from Morocco giving bad feedback for Tunisia and vice versa I hope that you enjoy your visit and I’m sorry for u to feel unsafe while crossing the road however I believe the government works to make laws to regulate pedestrian crossing Try to visit sidi bousaid, I believe you will enjoy the place and the views Thank you 🙏