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Tunisia has long earned a well-deserved popularity with tourists and tourists from all over the world. April is officially considered the beginning of the beach season in Tunisia, but the prices for vouchers will still be low. The fact that sunbathing on the beaches can be unhindered, but the water in the sea is still quite fresh. If you love the invigorating coolness, you can safely plunge into the waves!
The Mediterranean climate of the country provides good weather in April - warm and sunny, without precipitation. The average air temperature is +22 ° C, but the water warms up to +17 ° C. But excellent sunburn is provided to you - you can spend at least a whole day on the beach, without risking to get burned. Particularly will be pleased in April with the nature of Tunisia - everything is blooming and green, raging colors.
It is understandable that to spend whole days and nights in the hotel at this time is not worth it. Such a comfortable weather will more than ever facilitate excursions. One of the most popular in Tunisia is a trip to the Sahara Desert, where you can escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and be alone with yourself.
Excavations are conducted in several places far from each other, however the most interesting are concentrated in the suburbs of Tunisian capital. Here you should see the amphitheater, admire the Cathedral of St. Louis on the hill Birsa. The National Museum of Carthage is also located here, in which, in fact, the objects found by archaeologists are stored.
Pay attention to the local cuisine - there is an abundance of fish and seafood, especially dishes made from tuna. Many believe that Tunisia owes its name to this type of fish. And as for souvenirs, Tunisia should definitely bring carpets, hookahs, ceramics and silver, eastern sweets or local wines.