You Won't Believe This Is TUNISIA (Sidi Bou Said) Travel Vlog سيدي بو سعيد ، تونس

[@doug_barnard]

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[@nadianahdi377]

You should go to Carthage

[@boualinoussa7856]

hey great video i suggest you to visit Tekrouna zaghouen it's berber amazigh village it will be great to film it you should go Binzaret too bro welcome to our contry hope when you came next time the next generation will speak english because the frensh language is realy killing the tourism here

[@loup8556]

I follow your instagram And on KZbin, I would like to tell you information about Tunisia. Its name was Africa, then Carthage, and now Tunisia

[@niceoftiktok1764]

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[@mohamedaminegritli4154]

Go and visit kelibia in the north of tunisia (nearest place to Italy) , it's a fantastic place

[@oliviarobbins3914]

Personally as a Canadian who visited both places I really admire both of them but If I had to choose the most interesting one I would go with Sidi Bou Said. I think it's simply because Sidi Bou Said is a historic town that wasn't rebuilt or adjusted much and modernized over time. It's an ongoing old piece of art that represents one of the most unique architectures in the world which is the Andalusian architecture. The history of the houses, the buildings and the streets is what makes the place more interesting and different. I was thinking about places to visit this summer and glad that your video popped up to me because I think I would love to revisit Tunisia again.

[@alaimifatma2247]

you are welcome🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳

[@moezmoez6814]

Welcome to Tunisia, my country is very beautiful, if you deserve anything, I can help you when you come there.

[@sonialafi1456]

you are most welcome

[@shaymamiladi3886]

You're welcome 💯

[@noureddineeuchi4788]

على الرحب و السعه 😊😊

[@Joe-c6d1m]

I am British, and some friends told me about the splendor of this beautiful country, its civilization, its history, its cultural heritage, its distinctive diversity, its tolerant and friendly people, as well as the characteristics of its cuisine and the unique diversity of nature therein. I am preparing for my trip there. I will see you there... Aslamah

[@user-xh2yl8cr1j]

جميله تونس والعتب على الاعلام التونسي واهل تونس كافه ماعمرنا شفنا هالجمال تحيه وحب من السعوديه لاأخوانا واهلنا في تونس 🇹🇳 🇸🇦

[@karimbey4241]

لانه الإعلام تونسي بعد ثورة إعلام مأجور من الغرب يعمل على ضرب كل ماهو جميل في أرض الخضراء و تشويه صورة تونس

[@abdelkaderbennaji7145]

مرحبا بي أخوتنا السعودين، مرحبا بكم

[@RedRose-cn8ln]

اي والله بلد جميل و نظيف و مرتب

[@Meyouletsgo]

لان السياحة في تونس قبل الثورة كانت متجهة نحو السوق الأوروبي فقط ثم البلدان العربية تبغى لبنان مصر و المغرب فقط ! 😂

[@MDMZ]

We tend to forget how beautiful this country is till we see it through the eyes of an outsider, great video for real! hope you enjoy you stay :)

[@sheeryhaddad]

My thoughts exactly watching this video, when it's your own country you don't appreciate it as much as a foreigner does. I love watching these videos, they make me regain my love and appreciation towards my country

[@Ash_tommo]

Such a beautiful country, love Tunisia and its people, greetings from Yemen 🇾🇪 🇹🇳

[@Ramzi123_]

أعشق اليمن أصل العروبة

[@Ash_tommo]

@@Ramzi123_ عيشك خويا العزيز حنا زاده نحبو تونس 🇹🇳🇾🇪

[@LassadBenaziza-vf6xg]

انا من تونس .. سيدي بوسعيد واعشق اليمن مرحبا بك أخي في كل وقت مكرما معززا النصر للمقاومة والسيد الحوثي يا رب ❤

[@Ash_tommo]

@@LassadBenaziza-vf6xg يعيشك خويا العزيز والله فخاطري نمشي لتونس ان شاء الله يجي نهار نزوركم ونزور البلاد اللي من صغرنا تربينا على حبها تونس الخضراء ديما ف القلب 🇾🇪🇹🇳

[@lxbidii1872]

Greetings from Tunisia brother

[@Rafal_2001]

ما توقعت احب دولة عربية بس تونس حلوة وراح اخليها ضمن البلدان اللي راح ازورها بالمستقبل 🇹🇳 🇮🇶 ❤

[@sihembenamor1130]

مرحبا بيك في اي وقت

[@marierobson8997]

Tunisia is my second home. I adore Tunisia ❤️ I will be returning in July to visit family in Hammam lif. There are so SO many amazing and beautiful places to visit in Tunisia. ❤️❤️❤️

[@Jonas-hf1li]

i'm and so half tunisian

[@zuba_]

your welcome ❤ ❤

[@ahmedouni1006]

Welcome to hammem-lif lady

[@moezmoez6814]

Welcome to Tunisia, are you Tunisian? 🌹

[@hannibal1823]

Well come bb

[@dianakh8047]

My love to Tunisia ❤️from 🇷🇺magnificent country with very beautiful and kind people!

[@daliladalila1839]

🇹🇳♥️🇷🇺

[@ahlemkalladi3866]

🇹🇳❤️🇷🇺

[@SarraLovesTunisia]

I think Santorini and Sidi Bou Said are quite different honestly. The common point between the two is the white and blue color theme + Mediterranean. But the architecture of Sidi Bou Said is typically North African (the doors, arches, mosaics etc) and it's a town with an old history. Not a recent touristic spot. The white and blue was already present before French colonization as seen in the paintings of Eugene de Lacroix but it was more heterogonous (not all houses were painted that way). But it was the Baron d'Erlangers who asked for all houses to be painted white and blue in the early 1900s. I'd say some of the houses of Djerba look more similar to Santorini than Sidi Bou Said houses do. PS: the bambalouni is not related to french beignet. They're actually probably of Andalusian origins. Variations of it exist in all the Maghreb countries (for example sfenj in Morocco) and legend says it was invented by accident when an Andalusian baker dropped dough in a hot pan of oil! Anyways lovely vlog and beautiful images really enjoyed it thank you!

[@slimbahroun737]

You're completely right !

[@SarraLovesTunisia]

@@beyondthestars4299 Both are nice but they are different and I personally prefer Sidi Bou Said because its architecture is more refined and I'm a big architecture fan.

[@mokhtarsoltani1609]

@@beyondthestars4299 Nobody asked for your opinion

[@mokhtarsoltani1609]

It pisses me off that he conects everything to damn France hhhhh

[@freebird7091]

@@mokhtarsoltani1609 why are you putting yourself in a stupid situation, and showed yourself as a dumb. Santorini is in Greece and not France

[@farhankabirpatwary]

I’m from Bangladesh but I’m in love with Tunisia 🇹🇳 😍. In Sha Allah I’ll visit Tunisia one day.

[@kungfushorrorshop1817]

Welcome brother ☺️

[@nangxe3345]

Always welcome

[@dhouha220]

Always welcome 🇹🇳❤

[@Manel.khalsi]

You're welcome ☺️

[@naimmasmoudi9030]

You welcome my friend

[@abdulazizabutunis3595]

Tunisia is a beautiful country -- from a Libyan guy - I love this country- I hope you have done more research about the country. A lot of amazing places all over Tunisia.

[@peterjohn5544]

My dream is to visit Libya. Maybe one day I'll be able to do it :)

[@worldofmusic4659]

احلى ليبيا مرحبا بيك في بلادك الثانية 🇱🇾🇹🇳🥰

[@Yasmin-jt1ux]

You guys are always welcome to Tunisia ❤️ much love to our Libyan Brothers and Sisters.

[@333halfangel3]

Libya still beautiful

[@abdulazizabutunis3595]

I hope it stabilizes one day and you can visit us. You are welcome.

[@chemseddine4116]

تونس الخضرا ماحلاها اخوكم من الجزائر اتمنى من كل قلبي ازدهار و التقدم للشقيقة تونس

[@benbluechip]

Thanks for promoting our lovely country, Doug ❤️❤️ You are welcome to visit Monastir Sousse Mahdia, our pleasure to show you the area! Peace!

[@Y2KH94]

Oh man. I'm French but with Tunisian origins. The beach you went is litterally my whole childhood, this is my mother's favorite spot also. So great too see it in your vlog !

[@mrdridibestclipathotarouse6115]

am so happy to see content creators like you share our Tunisian culture in a beautiful way like this ..you're welcome hope you had fun

[@tejafrikha6237]

Really sad that you haven’t gotten to the top of Sidi Boussaid where there is the most breathtaking view ever over the Mediterranean and the very famous Café des délices 😭 ( I guess because you had to change your route 🥲)… but still you were able to take incredible shots! Amazing camera work and editing! Also so glad that you got to discover the beach and liked it, hopefully you get to visit other places in Tunis and our other equally beautiful governorates ! Always welcome in our dear country 🥰🇹🇳

[@maher_omar_khadhri]

You missed the places that have the best views of sidi boussaid yet you still managed to make a great video i really enjoyed it ❤thanks for showing how beautiful tunisia truly is 🇹🇳❤️

[@oussemakasraoui4932]

I felt sorry for him for not reaching THAT location too!

[@malektakeli1013]

I guess we all did.

[@MariemStudiesWithMe]

We all did !!!

[@nacimbhr105]

Same here. Hhhhhh

[@yathrebbenmansour6993]

Same here guys 🤦🏻‍♂️ you should visit "Cafe des délices" man 😎

[@angieweathers7180]

Went there after Morocco and Egypt but the fooooooddd in Tunisia god it’s so good..

[@sama-uz9yy]

you should visit Kelibia , it's near Tunis and it has so many cool beaches that you will love .and I highly recommend going to coco beach in Bizerte as well , u can search it up it's amazing.

[@elyesjomni7952]

And Touzeur

[@zapatistaex]

و للمعلومة اسمو شط الزڨب قبل مايولو كوكو 🤣😜

[@asmaha5829]

Ikt

[@alaothman858]

ya bro kelibia fechla yeser yeserrr ma3a kol e7tirameti llklibeya lkol wsakh fkol blasa kayeset ba7dha sbekhi rweye7 t3ayef lborj bch yti7 nes talqak jey mn tunis t7eb tt3agreb alik f restuaranet....

[@MO-ec9nc]

@@zapatistaex شط الزقب و تابع الڨلعة (قلعة الاندلس) مش بنزرت

[@Md-sm9zy]

Thank you for this vidéo, tunisia ❤🇹🇳🇵🇸

[@LukeGeeTravels]

That is ABSOLUTELY stunning, Doug! I would choose this over Santorini, less touristy but equally amazing!

[@ninapark4342]

Well santorini is a copy of sidi bousaid…sidi bousaid as a city is way older that santorini

[@LukeGeeTravels]

@@ninapark4342 that is awesome! I learn something new every day:) Tunisia seems like a very interesting country that I hope to visit and get to learn more about

[@dhouha220]

@@LukeGeeTravels you are always welcome 🇹🇳 this would be an honour

[@LukeGeeTravels]

@@dhouha220 the more people I can meet around the world the better! Tomorrow I am flying to Jordan 🇯🇴

[@dhouha220]

@@LukeGeeTravels have a nice travel ! And waiting you for a visit to Tunisia soon!! For real not saying this because its my country but it has unique vibes and many places to discover..🇹🇳🇹🇳❤

[@chrissvenningson1747]

I love learning of these unexplored beautiful and tranquil destinations. Excellent video 💙🤍💙🤍💙🤍💙

[@tunisientun]

Tunisia 🇹🇳 probably the most underrated country in the World

[@chahraamairia1171]

Unfortunately yes

[@asmaha5829]

Yup

[@slimmnara6715]

true even tho tunisia is beatiful am personly from tunisia and it has alot of problems like broken roads,rubbush evry where.but still its very wonderful and a great place for sightseeing

[@tunisientun]

@@slimmnara6715 even Western countries have this kind of problem!

[@yoyo12121]

The revolution and the instability make it underrated.

[@ismailzaidi7967]

Thank you about the vlog i hope you enjoyed your time here . Now many people will know about Tunisia... blessings to you , and come back you are welcome. From Sfax

[@tommybarnard9781]

What a beautiful town/city!!! Your drone footage is spectacular!!! Well done!

[@Deee1672]

You’re such a great dad!

[@freebird7091]

Thank you so much for sharing this, it’s a beautiful peaceful spot, an amazing mix of culture and nature and architecture. The people are so friendly! Oh and the little boy at the end is so cute.

[@nasiruddin262]

তিউনিসিয়া অসম্ভব একটি সুন্দর দেশ।( Tunisia is on of the a beautiful country) Thanks dear.from Bangladesh.

[@nassr107]

عزيزتي 😅

[@hollowpeace2005]

If your still in Tunisia I recommend going to Djerba Island, Kirouan , Sahara desert , Tatouine (where they filmed Star Wars), Carthage and el Jem which is the second biggest colosseum🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳

[@tunisienne2413]

توانسة وينكم تلمو لهنا 😂😂 تحيا تونس الخضراء ❤️🇹🇳

[@MDMZ]

I've watched all your videos from Tunisia and this one is my favorite so far, the city is just beautiful. on a side note, I hope the government allows locals to fly drones freely as you did, I really don't know how you managed to do it.

[@TheAmvforliFe]

That's what I was thinking about too , our locals are out here getting jailed for flying out drones its a shame.

[@dzoff31]

I was so surprised about the drone footage just near the presidential palace. Wondering if he had any trouble with that

[@nourahmed8162]

Oh my god .. I'm from Egypt and i really want to visit this beautiful city 💙💙💙💙

[@dimatounsi1760]

Marehbe 🥰🇹🇳❤️🇪🇬

[@urbextunisia5216]

you welcome. come in winter to see the green landscapes of the north

[@musiclovers4491]

thanks for this amazing video ,all the love from tunisia u are more than welcome

[@sanabennani3327]

Hi! Thanks for visiting our Tunisia🙏🏻 I'd like to mention that sidi bousaïd kept its couleurs and architecture since1829 until now you can observe that by the ancient 🖼what I mean by that Tunisia isn't imitating Greece in fact Greece used the white and blue couleurs in the beginning of 70s one more information sidi bousaïd is the first protected location in the world by unesco.. enjoy your time here in Tunisia such beautiful and amazing country with wonderful people❤️🇹🇳

[@WaseemsWay]

The GOAT is back! The cat B roll 😻 You're killing it, easily one of my favourite videos ❤️

[@doug_barnard]

i appreciate it my man!!!!❤️🤘

[@traveleraddict6250]

Tunisia my lovely country 🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳

[@moezmoez6814]

Hi

[@BennyBrgesen]

I was in tunis last week, the falcon people are still there at the same place... Sidi bou said is a very beautiful place and i would highly reccomend travelling to tunis

[@israanouri-m1c]

This is the first time I see Tunisia, a very beautiful country

[@mohamedaminemarzouki5784]

مرحبا❤

[@LewisCK]

I am Tunisian, and this is by far the best video showcasing north Tunis i have ever seen , you sir are very talented.

[@maamounsd100]

im so proud of you thanks man i from tunisia

[@infosomaliland382]

Man this is so cool. I study abroad in Tunisia and stayed in Sidi Bou Said. I was staying literally few meters away from this blue cafes. What a place to live. Probably the best 6 months of my life. I enjoyed that place. I am watching all your Tunisia videos, I went all those places including the south and the Star Wars sites. Tunisia is a beautiful country and the people are very kind and nice. Thank you for feeding my nostalgia man. I subscribed the channel too.

[@ineself4451]

U should try the fricassé, it's traditional tunisian street food, u can find it in the medina or sidi bousaid or la marsa

[@bhsomar1355]

Don’t have enough words to thank you 😭❤️ Thank you for all your hard work on this🇹🇳❤️

[@deenabovedunya9404]

I wish I can visit this place,it looks amazing,it is in my pocket list from such a long time !

[@dimatounsi1760]

You're always welcome 🥰🇹🇳

[@aminebennasser775]

thank you so much for sharing your experience in Sidi Bou Said and showing the beauty of the city, #i lovetunisia#visittunisia🇹🇳

[@mehdielgharbi4104]

Its an absolutely beautiful video that you did Doug thank you for promoting Tunisia and you are so welcome between us Keep up 👏❤️

[@badisoth1788]

Very nice videos thanks for showing the world that nice video about Tunisia 🇹🇳 welcome everyone in this beautiful country

[@benabdanada2342]

Amazing 🤩🤩 thank u for visiting our beautiful city

[@moezmoez6814]

You're beautiful, too 🌹.

[@ihebjbely2467]

i am so happy to see content creators like you share our Tunisian culture in a beautiful way like this ......

[@empireiranpersian9875]

Tunis has very beautiful landscape ❤

[@mouhamedbenabid8062]

Thank you I'm glad to hear ❤

[@elcid6196]

Thank you brother...love from Tunis to Persia ❤

[@-carthage7779]

Greetings From Carthage to Persia we fought same enemies.. Greeks and romans 🇹🇳🇮🇷

[@moezmoez6814]

Have you ever come to Tunisia?

[@kaischabchoub7406]

@@-carthage7779 After the war, romans rebuilded Carthage And then arabs invaded roman Carthage and destroyed it. With arabs there is no Carthage and all its history fell down.

[@WaseemsWay]

Wait wait...the drone shots at the end! Amazing 👌♥️

[@doug_barnard]

thanks broski!!!

[@WaseemsWay]

@@doug_barnard You continue to inspire and level up bro really, road to a milly is around the corner 👀❤️

[@shahmurshed7625]

TUNISIA has very beautiful landscape ❤

[@abdullrahman848]

30 sec into the video and already spotted 3 cats. I really enjoy your videos and "sidi bou said" is just beautiful.

[@alaazouaghi8638]

Hey Doug , hope you are having a good time , listen if you are still in Tunis by this weekend , it would be my pleasure to invite you to go for a swim in Bezert , have Lunch and i can show you around a bit ..

[@miniar6080]

والله يعطيك الصحة بش نشجعو السياح يجو لبلادنا و الي يجي يولي يحب يرجع 🇹🇳❤️❤️

[@chillvirus2345]

can we like this so he can see it?

[@doug_barnard]

thank you! i wish i could but sadly i’m not in tunisia anymore! :(

[@achrefwazzen8926]

@@doug_barnard You wher luck using the drone in Tunisia and even in Sidid bou without geting caught , drone isnt alowed in Tunisia and you even used it around the presidential palace ther Lol

[@alaazouaghi8638]

@@doug_barnard i really appreciate the beautiful and the very spontaneous content , I hope u enjoyed ur time here and would consider coming back sometime soon, of course my invitation will always be open , keep up the great work and stay safe ..

[@najjarmarwa8862]

What a nice thing to see a tourist in love with your country 🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳 You are really a humble and kind person, Bernard In the previous episode, I was astonished by your attitude when it was time for the call to prayer. You stopped filming and kept silent. What a beautiful thing. I am Tunisian, I live in Djerba, and you encouraged me to visit Tunis, El Madina L Arbi, and Sidi Bou Said Thank you ❤❤

[@foutoun_foutoun6249]

Welcome to our beautiful Tunisia

[@saidiahmed9594]

Thank you bro for the beautiful videos about my country... Please try to visit Tabarka in Tunisia is beautiful city there you will found mountain with sea

[@bassamzorgani8210]

Nice shot with the drone !!! Again welcome to Tunisia !!

[@MoviesNight0208]

Welcome to our beautiful country hope that u had a good time we still have more and more beautiful places you can visit and enjoy it I'm so glad for your visit enjoy your time

[@lemonrex1871]

Thank you for visiting and we Hope you enjoyed your time in our beautiful country 🇹🇳❤️

[@alebarghouthi9753]

I am from tunisia and I now that is the bestcountry but with your camera it's much beautiful

[@alaeddinekouki9602]

Great job on the drone shots it really pictured the beauty of the city . I miss it !

[@twitteringothers5059]

Beautiful city, beautiful people, beautiful video and a fantastic host. Thank You for taking us in your travels.

[@inesschaanbi467]

Thank you for such amazing promotion to our lovely country ❤️ you're welcome anytime again to explore more stunning views in Tunisia ❤️🇹🇳

[@Yasmin-ti3zl]

Thank you for visiting our Tunisia, hope you met nice people and you spend great time.

[@marob9384]

I miss tunisia thank u for taking me there 🥰 plz more vlogs in tunisia

[@yasminenouri3009]

Hey Doug , If you're still In Tunisia I really recommend you contact The Dreamer , he's a very good vlogger , and he knows all the best spots In Tunisia , you should definitely talk to him maybe he will show around 🥰

[@_______m________]

I agree

[@onsbenyahmed2361]

i agree

[@fritslabroussaille384]

May be he want to be free to discover by himself the country. It's more authentic and surprising, than following a guide even if he's a quite passionate about his country.

[@_______m________]

@@fritslabroussaille384 he's not a guide he's a traveller and a youtuber too so he can really help him

[@fritslabroussaille384]

@@_______m________ He is also a guide. I know him quite well. His name is Rabii ben Brahim. He's a good vlogger. He hasn't traveled for a while. He mainly travels around Tunisia and he does a good job. What I meant is that sometimes a travel is more authentic and fresh when it is based on personal discovery, without assistance.

[@EgorKlimenko-]

These videos are so incredibly, peaceful. The video makes world better. Thank you so much💙💗🌝

[@elissharelegance1526]

I have visited Tunisa many times. I Love ❤️ Tunisia 🇹🇳

[@fatmahamdi36]

That was a brilliant way to promot out country thanks Ilove it all ❤️❤️❤️still there's more spot to visit

[@ahmedzaki9434]

Love this place bro. Amazing footage.

[@omyaszou2496]

Thanks man for your good reviews about my country 🤙🏽

[@sarrawonho5670]

Thank you for promoting Tunisia 🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳

[@alimahjoub2352]

Great job! Thank you. Sidi Bousaid is my favorite place in Tunis

[@clearbluewater9156]

نحب البلاد كما لا يحب البلاد أحد ... Thank you man for the interest you gave to my beautiful country

[@abderahmenemejri9241]

thank you for your vsit , welcome to tunisia . I idvice you to visit evry town in tunisia.

[@medferhy2927]

Man that's awesome 😍 Thank you for this wonderful video

[@mobakheit761]

Thank you much Dougy; its gorgeous! When you next head to Egypt Red Sea areas (Sokhna, Sharm, etc); or North Coast (Marina,etc) you should show them Sidi Bou Sa’eed as the aesthetic template to use for their Communities - instead of those “cookie cutter” concrete eye sores. Only El Gouna - has the Sidi Bou Sa’eed level of “Mykonos” (Actually - Venice Beach!) laid back beauty.

[@giovanniabidi8127]

Tunisia is the cutest country in Africa ... it is a mix between the old Europe and the new world ..

[@nourbelkhir2713]

That's an amazing video to promote one of the most important destinations in the capital Tunis 🥰 Great job Doug 👏

[@m-88-j]

Bro you did a very great work Nice video and drone views 👍👏👏

[@syrinehtira7359]

The way you took the video of the beach and sidi bou said at the same time is incredible 👏 good job Welcome to our Tunisia 🇹🇳 it's so good seeing people enjoying their moments here

[@alaalajnef1243]

Thanks for promoting 🙏❤️❤️ Big love ❤️❤️ 🇹🇳🇹🇳

[@HLッ]

I love you from 🇸🇦❤️

[@boboworldtour]

Thanks for sharing our beautiful Tunisia...you did a great job..still other places in the south you can visit as Gabes Djerba Tataouine..

[@amimaenglishtime]

Happy to see you Bro. I Love your Travel videos. Have a nice trip😃😃😊😊

[@malekhidar1267]

8:40 that house with the yellow door belongs to a famous Tunisian painter and they rent in on Airbnb for people to stay there and seeing this video reminded me of the time I stayed at sidi bousaid and I was even more surprised to find the door of the house where I stayed. Amazing

[@monalilly]

Omg you missed the best views of Sidi Bou Said! All the way at the top, there is a cafe overlooking a spectacular view. Amazing video regardless, so glad to see you enjoying your time there

[@jatin...siradhana6654]

Where is this sidi bou??

[@jatin...siradhana6654]

In somalia ???

[@safe6641]

@@jatin...siradhana6654 tunisia

[@selim4200]

Habibi come to tunisia 🤣❤❤❤ Thank you for this amazing video 👏 Tunisian and proud to be 🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳

[@jf2539]

welcome in Tunisia keep going there are also many places you can visit it such as Djerba Hammamet ❤❤❤

[@lobnachsa7735]

You have to try kelibia beach and also bizerte beach like RafRaf, Ghar el Melh, les grottes... you know we have very nice beaches in Tunisia you can't even imagine.. a mixture of forest and white sand blue mediteran sea.

[@zetto814]

Absolutely! Tunisian beaches are very sensitive to winds, especially the ones you mentioned. They are very exposed and since they are sandy, water and sand mix together and water looses its transparency. When conditions are good, which happens quite often, Tunisian beaches are among the best in the world. If you have the freedom to go to any beach, there is always a good one for you, because not all wind directions ruin the quality of water. Sidi Bou Said is beautiful but not good for swimming, it is near a harbour and the bay is closed so water gets refreshed very slowly.

[@chrissybarnard4607]

WOW! 🤩 Love the drone footage and charming village!

[@ranihoussayni]

Nice vlog keep going bro I'm Tunisian and I visited sidi bousaïd last year and you are welcome 🤗❤️❤️😘

[@tunisianhannibal9585]

History of Blue and white in the world : Santorini greece: 20 years Chefchaouen morocco : 7 years Sidi bou said tunisia : 150 years !! Never compare the original with copies thanks

[@zetto814]

Sorry to contradict you, Santorini was blue and white way more than 20 years ago. I've always been asking myself, which one copied the other and intuitively thought the original was the Greek aegean Islands simply because it is much widely used in hundreds of islands, where Sidi Bou Said would be one districts of the few that you would typically find on one many average Greek islands. However, a Tunisian historian claimed in a French TV documentary that it was upon the return of the Bey from a visit to the greek islands that he decided to adopt the Blu and white. I couldn't find a trace of this documentary. Other sources, easily searchable, claim that it was the Baron d'Erlanger that suggested the blu and white rule. Anyway, it is definitely a successful and authentic cultural influence that many Mediterranean countries exchanged. I don't know about Morocco. Enjoy anyway!

[@abirhammami5587]

@@zetto814 not only sidi Bouzid tha IS bleu and white almoste all the Tunisia cités thatbis located near the medetaranian beach IS bleu and white beleive me you don t have any Idea about the beauty of Tunisia cities and islands

[@zetto814]

@@abirhammami5587 I know, but blu and white is way more common in the Aegean Greek islands. Anyway I'm a proud Tunisian and admire my country's beauty. I'm writing now from the place of my profile picture. What I objectively criticize is that the beauty of our country is often neglected. I also visited Greece often and it is a wonderful country too I wish for everyone to visit both 🇬🇷🇹🇳

[@ewoudalliet1734]

I've already made that response before elsewhere. The blue-white theme only became a thing in Sidi Bou Said in the 1920s after a French Baron built the palace that's now a museum using those two colours. The village (or at least its colours) was later styled after that palace. As for Santorini. First off, Santorini is an Island with multiple villages and the architecture used falls more or less in the same category of architecture used on other Cycladic islands. Houses on Santorini were built using the abundant pumice on the vulcanic island. Pumice is dark, which means it absorbs heat like crazy. Thus people painted their houses white (but originally, and some still do, also some other bright colours), so it's more of a practical solution than an aesthetic decision. The blue only became a thing with the Greek independence (a nationalist symbol) in the 1830s. Later the use of blue and white even became mandatory on the Cycladic islands in the 1930s. I don't know about Chefchaouen. Also, what do you mean copies? Civilization came to be both in the Americas (on two different places), China, India, Mesopotamia and Egypt without any "copying". It was developed separately. The use of blue and white outside of architecture is probably goes back even further. Also, Hannibal wasn't Tunisian, he was Carthaginian/(western) Phoenician/Punic. That would be an example of appropriation.

[@zetto814]

To be honest, I enjoy making historical research about orgines of certain elements of culture (architecture, music, language, food...) I naturally don't tend to spend too much energy to prove what the REAL origin is. It is often difficult, pointless and in many cases, especially for older civilisations, it is the result of a cumulation of many cultures... I don't get any pride proving how Tunisian, Japanese or Swedish a popular food is, I enjoy knowing the history behind it in its different versions even when they are contradictory (except the stupid narionalistic ones, and many are)

[@nicoledlund1643]

What a great realistic video.. thank you.. we have a home in Tunis.. but you must go down to Kelibia it's amazing...

[@nanagasimova9546]

Thank you for showing this beauty, Doug! Your vlog made me actually wanna go to Tunisia!😍 You are such a hero to go all this way back from the beach on your foot! But how were you able to walk around there without sunglasses?

[@zazoutaman]

Thank you for coming! There is so many more in Tunisia, such a beautiful country but underrated

[@medreda8134]

Tunisia is a beautiful country. I hope to visit soon. Welcome to Algeria, the continent. We are honored by you 🇩🇿🇹🇳

[@marwenfarhat]

algeria is a country not a continent

[@medreda8134]

@@marwenfarhat I know, but Algeria is called the continent, due to its large area, diversity of climate, and the beauty of its nature.

[@marwenfarhat]

@@medreda8134 Africa must be a county in the continent of ''Algeria'' then they taught us wrong 🤦🏻‍♂

[@medreda8134]

@@marwenfarhat Understand, my brother, do not be ignorant, my words are very understandable, peace 😉

[@marwenfarhat]

@@medreda8134 so i'm ignorant bcoz i said Algeria is a country not a continent? well we'll let the ppl decide who's the ignorant abt that and don't tell me bcoz it's big there's a lot of bigger countries than Algeria and they didn't dare to call their country a continent show off

[@kaisarsaoudi3673]

Really happy that u did visit tunisia, if u still hir i recommend that you visit at least tozer/ tamagza.... maaany other places

[@Marocain.algérienne]

Welcome to Tunisia ❤❤❤❤