About Tunisia Tourism Coast
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RESTAURANTS AND ALTERNATIVES
Sousse
has a wide variety of restaurants, and many of them offer good food,
charm, good service and reasonable prices at the same time. I have
tested some of the typical tourist restaurants, and was surprised by
the overall quality. While the rule applies to all of North Africa that
restaurants with only a tourist clientele should be avoided, Sousse is
a nice exception. NIGHT LIFE
Sousse
has some nightlife, where the best clubs and bars are found in tourist
complexes and hotels. These are not terribly much cheaper than Europe. CHANGE MONEYAll options, all over. ATMs, cash withdrawals in banks, currency change in banks and at hotels. Many shops, restaurants and hotels accept major credit cards (American Express can be a bit of a hassle). TRANSPORTFor overland travels, Sousse has the best connections in Tunisia. It is even better than Tunis. All thinkable destinations can be reached. Fortunately, there is only one station for shared taxis, and one for buses. However, the distance between these two is too long to cover on foot if you have luggage. The train station is not too far from the bus station. Sousse is fairly close to the airport, which it shares with Monastir.
The best way of getting from/out here, is actually with the local train
(end station down at the harbour), as this stops right outside the
entrance to the airport.Sousse
has relatively many car rental agencies, and prices are negotiable.
Never take the first offer! And also remember that international
agencies not always offer impeccable service and cars, so you might as
well use a local agency.
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