What You Should KNOW About Travel In TUNISIA 🇹🇳 Journey to Sfax

Our next destination in Tunisia is the town of Sfax. Not a very touristy place and therefore maybe more interesting, I am not sure. But I have lots of hopes as I like to find lots of foods and place of normality instead of resort. But let´s see. The journey we took was a longer one this time and we still have the train journey from last time from Hammamet to Sousse in mind. Everybody said it was exceptional that there were so many people in the train - will this be a very different journey? Let´s check it out.
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[@soffboss-qu2hn]

That old man who told you not to film is called a TAHHAN in tunisia

[@yvesthesleeve]

Aha, intwrestinge, what does that mean?

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

na9ess melwabna errajel 3andou 7a9 may7ebbech yetsawwer w inti etta7an tla7iss lelgawri dhed weld bledik

[@soffboss-qu2hn]

@yvesthesleeve basicly it means a Miller, but it evolved to have another meaning for someone who spy on people and make reports to the police. Tunis is a police state after all.

[@haydarjlidi776]

@soffboss-qu2hn this all weekend is so 🔥maybe u can next weekend travel, but I think Djerba will like you more than Hamammet here.

[@Hn-xu1cd]

Sfax is an industrial city and there is the Sfax Mall when you want to buy your things, including food and clothing

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes it's a real city I like that

[@shaunahawkins4338]

Please don't go to the mall - it is a new western american style mall you could find in any country and is a sellout to Sfax culture. Go to the lighthouse and ruins of Thyna. The medina of Sfax is a real working old town and not touristy like Sousse, Hammamet, Tunis, etc. Go to Kerkennah to eat fish and go out on a fishing boat. You can pay any fisherman to take you out for an agreed upon price.

[@Hn-xu1cd]

You should visit Djerba Island, the most beautiful island in the Mediterranean

[@yvesthesleeve]

Everyone says it's very hot the further down we go....

[@Hn-xu1cd]

​​@@yvesthesleeve It is true that the closer I descended, the closer I got to the desert But the island of Djerba is not very hot because the sea revolves around it. It is a large island and is considered number 3 in tourism in Tunisia. This island is inhabited by Tunisians, but their religion is Jewish and it is an island of religious tolerance. It contains the second oldest Jewish church

[@AdamH-jb6li]

@Hn-xu1cd most beautiful in the Mediterranean, I don't think so.... and I'm Tunisian.

[@AdamH-jb6li]

@Hn-xu1cd the island of Djerba is inhabited by mostly Muslims, the Jewish community lives in the capital of the island "Houmt Souk", they live in 2 neighborhoods on the outskirts of this small city , "hara lekbira" and "hara sghira", the christians on the island are older westeners who live there with their back home pensions, but most of the inhabitants in Djerba are Muslims, the island probably has like 200 000 inhabitants , the Jewish community represents between 5000 and 8000 in the island, although numbers are conflicting and no real census has been done for a decade or two.

[@BassemBouaicha-j6x]

Go to klibia IS very nice inchallah

[@yvesthesleeve]

Alright

[@chaw294]

What a bus and train journey from Sousse to Sfax.Yeah, the train is rather a short one. Wonderful that you and family reached the destinaton safe and sound. Oh, my cute Olive is very serious these days...hardly see her smile. Anyway, looking forward to your next video. Have a wonderful weekend.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Trains are not so great here

[@AdamH-jb6li]

@yvesthesleeve that's why most people who can afford a car get one, yes public transportation is not that great due to economical problems, the country has a lot of foreign debts(mostly to buy wheat, petroleum and other products in euros and dollars) to western countries and others and that hinders our own development and maintenance of the transportation and many other aspects, Tunisia in the 90s was way cleaner than these days, also the 2011 revolution and the democratic process added to these factors which made the situation very complicated, it will take some time to put things in the right order and some good heart from those countries that keep us indebted to foreign currency especially the US dollar and the Euro....

[@user-eh9tn4nu6j]

You absolutely should visit sidi bousaid, it,s the most beautiful village in africa, it’s the truth ❤

[@yvesthesleeve]

The one next to Tunis? We sure will.

[@mryoussef5845]

(Good choice)in sfax you can visit good places like mall of sfax/Sfax city center... good luck my Friend

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thanks mate

[@mryoussef5845]

@@yvesthesleeve you re welcome

[@bhavanamurthy4255]

Adventure in sfax begins ❤😊

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes

[@indra607]

You living a great life sir. And, your winning smile @ 7:50 can turn enemies into thick friends. Kudos!

[@yvesthesleeve]

Many thanks 🙏

[@AdamH-jb6li]

Sfax second biggest city in Tunisia, industrial city, biggest port with biggest fishing boats (especially for that expensive Tuna), also people in Sfax are more conservative and education is very important to many of its inhabitants (you will be pointed by the finger in your own family if you're not successful at school), higher standard, also it is the city where they master Tunisian sweets. Oh and biggest fields of olives and olive oil production.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Interesting

[@shaunahawkins4338]

I live in Sfax and agree with the above. Definately try the baklawa, kaak warka, etc in Sfax.

[@stefanierider9559]

this is interesting this journey

[@yvesthesleeve]

Pretty much but a bit tiresome, those trains are always very full

[@wagyumatsusaka2546]

Clear blue sky no clouds ... pretty hot day .... matsu

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes definitely

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

summer

[@santakumarichunduri1836]

I admire your ability to fit in no matter where you. ❤❤

[@yvesthesleeve]

That's sometimes not so easy but generally people are nice

[@HoudaMach-eu7xy]

welcome in the south .nchalah to visits all the cities south in tunisia

[@yvesthesleeve]

I think we will not go very much south, very hot now, maybe go north soon, come back finish south in the winter...

[@HoudaMach-eu7xy]

@@yvesthesleeve the south is amazing enjoy I hope that

[@sufiyanmir5115]

great

[@yvesthesleeve]

Cheers

[@Me99999-p]

❤❤❤❤

[@harirambabu9676]

Sfax visit 👍

[@yvesthesleeve]

🙏🙏🙏

[@haydarjlidi776]

Come to Djerba Sir

[@yvesthesleeve]

You don´t think it is too hot now? Maybe come when it is cooler?

[@mayaabd1248]

Didn't you thought about booking premium class? They usually have seats on that but its a little more expensive

[@yvesthesleeve]

Never, we mostly travel cheapest class, we struggle to survive but there was no premium class anyway

[@mayaabd1248]

@@yvesthesleeve I know, I love your videos and your vibe as a dad always trying to include your kids in the vibe, sometimes they do and sometimes they just being kids 💖😊 I was suggesting this to you, as the difference in price is really not huge and if they have still seats available, you would have a seat from start to end with AC all along.