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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Hammamet: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Hammamet
- A popular holiday destination in northern Tunisia is Hammamet.
- There is a lot to explore in Hammamet's Medina (old town) and the stunning, endlessly long sandy beach.
- All the attractions in Hammamet's old town are accessible on foot.
- The taxis must turn on the metre and transport you at the agreed-upon fare.
- If the driver doesn't use the metre, you should leave and hail another taxi.
- International Airport: Enfidha-Hammamet International Airport
- Population: 53,733
- Currency: Tunisian dinar
- Time: UTC+1
- Driving side: Right
- Main Electricity: 230 V
- Official Language: Arabic
- Religion: Museums
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Hammamet
- The Great Mosque is one of the city's most impressive structures and one of Hammamet's most well-known landmarks.
- One of the main sights to see in Hammamet is the Kasbah, the city's fortress.
- The kilometre-long stretch of golden sand beach draws tourists to Hammamet, not the Medina or the Kasbah.
- The most famous ancient ruins in the nation are located not far from Tunis, the capital of Tunisia.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Hammamet
- Hammamet experiences long, hot summers and relatively mild winters thanks to its Mediterranean climate.
- The best time to visit Hammamet is between June and September if you enjoy following the sun.
- January is the most incredible month of the year, with an average daily high temperature of 16 C and an average low temperature of 6 C.
- With 31 days of perfect sunshine and 0 mm of precipitation, July is the driest month. With 23 mm of rain falling over two days, October is the wettest month.
- Water temperatures at or above 23 C from June to October are ideal for beachgoers.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Hammamet
KASBAH OF HAMMAMET
- The fact that the last attraction we'll look at is primarily a historic site and is thought to be around 700 years old tells you everything you need to know about its history.
- However, because the Kasbah is perched directly next to the sea, it lets visitors enjoy beautiful views.
- This attraction reveals precisely what is left of the Hammamet fort. Still, unlike other nearby historical sites, it is one that the local government fought tenaciously to preserve and has undergone extensive renovations.
Carthageland Hammamet
- Despite lacking Disneyland's global fame, Carthageland is still a fantastic theme park and can be a great day trip for those travelling to Hammamet.
- Naturally, Carthageland has a ton of rides, shops, and restaurants, but its standout feature is unquestionably the zoo, where guests can see a wide variety of exotic animals.
- There are also a few water rides for those looking to cool off in the blazing sun.
Yasmine Golf Course
- There's no denying that Yasmine is a little bit smaller than Citrus Golf Course.
- It only has one course, but it's safe to say that it's tough while still appropriate for players of most skill levels.
- Funny enough, it's one of those attractions where you'll also get a taste of Tunisian culture because locals always wait in the holes to sell you balls or take your bag and serve as a caddy.
- Thanks to this and the course's design, Yasmine is a fantastic experience for the typical golf enthusiast.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Hammamet Off the Beaten Track
Medina of Hammamet
- Although Medina may not have been designed with tourists in mind, so it is a must-see attraction.
- It is crammed with traditional shops and locals, so you are not prepared for a traditional shopping experience.
- Instead, get ready to bargain, barter, and interact with the local vendors; it will be a memorable experience.
Hammamet Beach
- The beach at Hammemet is exotic and well worth a visit, as one might anticipate from such a well-known tourist destination.
- Even though the description "white sands and crystal-clear waters" is apt, there are a few extras that can enhance the experience.
- For instance, camel and horse rides are available for purchase and are incredibly picturesque against the backdrop of Tunisian waters.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Hammamet Culture and Traditions
- Religion significantly influences the cultural traits and traditions of the local population; most local practices may seem extremely strange to visitors.
- Hammamet astounds with an original fusion of traditional Islamic canons and typical European customs because the French culture has made fascinating adjustments to it.
- Local women have had equal rights with men since the middle of the 20th century, which is highly uncommon in Islamic cities.
- While women continue to uphold Islamic principles, this does not prevent them from pursuing education and employment alongside men.
- Visitors from other countries can feel relatively at ease in Hammamet because city dwellers are used to large numbers of tourists and are tolerant of their cultural differences.
- If you intend to visit holy places and tour Hammamet's suburbs, you must carefully consider your attire.
- It is unacceptable to tour religious sites in provocative, low-necked attire.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Hammamet: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Hammamet's delicacies
#Food
- Lamb and seafood are home on your plate in Hammamet, as they are throughout Tunisia, though local recipes easily reimagine traditional fare.
- The traditional Tunisian pastry known as the brik is frequently filled with fish in Hammamet and the traditional egg.
- While heartier dishes like kefta meatballs, which are frequently served with traditional cous cous, offer a generous helping of simmering meats, onions, vegetables, and spices.
- Before embarking on your adventures in Hammamet, check out some of our favourite restaurants, regardless of your preferred flavour.
Sample fresh fish at Time Out Restaurant
#Food
- There is plenty more fish to eat if you're not interested in the treasures of the deep, and the fish here is cheap but healthy.
- You can eat a bowl of fresh pasta or a prawn salad in cosy surroundings. To keep the kids happy, pizza is also available on the menu.
- Additionally, this restaurant's breakfasts are one of Hammamet's best-kept secrets, serving enormous portions at reasonable prices.
Dine by the beach at Condor
#Food
- The recently renovated Condor is creating almost as much noise as the ocean it sits next to.
- You will quickly find yourself nestled in the spotless and impeccable arched interior or outside in its stunning stone-fringed courtyard after recognising its clean brickwork.
- Condor offers a delicious assortment of hot snacks, fresh fish dishes, and traditional Tunisian fare.
- Even better, this restaurant offers a takeout option if you want to get your food to eat on the beach despite its exquisite appearance.
Costa Mall
#Fashion
- One of Tunisia's most prominent malls in Costa Mall. It has two floors and is stocked with a wide range of goods.
- It has sections where international brands like Gucci, Zara, and others are sold. Luxury women's bags and accessories are also on display in these nooks.
- Cosmetics and makeup products of all kinds, souvenirs, antiques, decorative handicrafts, ceramic utensils, and perfumes from global brands, as well as what is produced locally.
- There is a small cafe nearby that serves refreshments and soft drinks.
AMUSEMENT PARK CARTHAGE LAND
#Fun
- An extraordinary family-friendly theme park is waiting for you south of Hammamet's Medina in the Yasmine Hammamet hotel area.
- Hannibal and his elephant-powered ascent across the Alps are the central themes of "Carthage Land."
- All fans of amusement parks get their money's worth here, from thrilling slides to elaborate shows.
- On the grounds of "Carthage Land," there is a water park and a museum about Tunisian history.
- It was North Africa's first park of its kind. An activity in Hammamet for both children and adults.
Mickey & Mike Park
#Fun
- Mickey and Mike Park are in a beautiful natural setting right in the middle of Yasmine Hammamet.
- It's the perfect setting for quality time with loved ones and friends.
- The park includes many attractions that offer visitors unforgettable moments and much more.
- This theme park is full of fun and excitement, including inflatable games, a trampoline, a boating pool, three racing tracks, a pool room, and more.
- It also has a dining area with a cafeteria and an ice cream buffet.
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Hammamet: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- It is the only tour available on the market that enables visitors to visit all four of Tunisia's most significant oasesâKsar Ghilane, Chebika, and Tozeurâin just three days.
- This tour will take you through many breathtaking landscapes that genuinely give you a taste of the Sahara Desert.
- The itinerary includes stopping at four oasesâtwo mountain and two desertâthree "Star Wars" filming locations, two salt lakes, cave homes, the Atlas Mountains, and even ksars.
- You will have the chance to camp out, swim in the desert lake, and ride camels and quads across the dunes.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Hammamet Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- One of Tunisia's most dazzling festivals, the International Festival of Hammamet, has been going on since 1965.
- The Tunisian Ministry of Culture established this festival to promote Tunisian culture and draw some foreign performers to Tunisia.
- Theatre and musical performances are the main draws of this event.
- Over 30 bands are performing here, and there are 12 plays you can see. At the end of the summer, the festival is held.
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