Ain Draham is located about 800m above sea level and surrounded by a beautiful forest about twenty kilometers from Tabarca, Ain Draham and its surroundings are very appreciated for its freshness in summer and its sulphurous waters. There are many comfortable hotels, there's even one that organizes hunts wild boars. The arsenal of Sidi Abdallah (Menzel Bourguiba) had to Ain Draham vacancess a colony for children of employees of the arsenal, which allowed thousands of children, including myself, to know this beautiful area . This vacancess colony still exists, it is for children of employees of the Tunisian Navy. When that is circulating in the area, one does not feel like in Africa, but rather in the Alpes de Haute-Provence. I learned about a Tunisian tourism site and surprisingly qu'Aïn Draham is the only region of Tunisia where you can order pork or wild boar in all restaurants. If you visit Tunisia Ain Draham worth seeing, there are very good hotels.
Port, located in a bay, connected by an artificial channel with the capital Tunis.
I even learned from the mouth of the new mayor of Paris, Mr. Delanoë his father was captain of the port. Then subsequently transferred to Tabarka. That's the story.
What memories, this small seaside town of 5000 souls in winter and 15,000 in summer. Vacationers, mostly, they transhumance their tunisois district to settle a few months all along the beaches that stretched about a kilometer.
La Goulette, beach haven, sea and peace, warm, friendly and where human reasoning oriental music within its walls and in the disparate cafes. The scent of jasmine mixed with the smell of fish and fragrant delighted our goulettoises nights.
I was born in 1931 in the old Goulette (the city is divided into three districts, the old Goulette, the new and the Goulette Casino). From the maternal side of a grandmother and paternal side Livorno Tunisian grandparents.
My maternal grandmother, dressed in European, dialogued in three languages: Arabic, French and Italian. Being young, I used to visit him quite often. In the dining room sat a piano. From time to time, I prayed to play me some old tunes, mèlopés in the Arab style folklor / or Andalusian old French music she interpreted perfectly.
By cons, my paternal grandmother, was rather modest situation. She lived it 'Hara', poor Jewish neighborhood of Tunis with her husband and daughter in a tiny room of 8 m2, without comfort (or health and water) only electricity. His language was spoken Judeo-Arabic. She did not speak French. Dressed in Arabic, loose clothing, scarf tied around the head, white blouse with long sleeves and wide enough, sarrouwèl (jester pants) that went down to the ankles made it look like the women of old postcards.
She had a pretty face. His physique was corpulent and the handicap hardly moved. Her husband was against a svelte, slim and strong mostly dressed in Arab: he wore a fez red, close serwel in a plain shirt. It shod slippers (belkhè).
He often spoke of his youth and his time. Life was not easy. His trade, traveling salesman of vibrant fabrics suited especially Arab women. Early to rise, it was already on the roads cracked, accompanied by his donkey loaded units and others, rolls of printed fabrics or not, to djebels. His clients were Bedouin obedience. In a time long before the French protectorate in Tunisia, it was risky to venture in people douars. Known and appreciated, he was received as notable as it spoke perfect Arabic, and, knowing very well their ancestral customs and traditions, he was also loved and respected by these indigenous
Sea port with a rich history, Bizerte has all the charm of a small, traditional and welcoming city. But it simultaneously offers modern neighborhoods worthy of a big city and all the necessary infrastructure for a holiday full, the heart of a green area where a large variety of original routes of discovery awaits you . Discover Bizerte on the old harbor, colorful boats glide in front cafes and venerable walls of the medina. In the old town, you have to stroll to discover, random streets, lively souks, a lovely Turkish fountain or ancient monuments such as the Grand Mosque ...
Hawaria is therefore at the end of Cap Bon is the nearest Tunisian town of Italy. While all the Cap Bon consists of large agricultural plains, the course itself is actually a beautiful mountain, reaching about 370 m altitude. From there, a magnificent 360 ° panorama before our eyes, showing us the cultivated plains, Cap Bon, the Mediterranean and east the Italian island of Pantelleria (85km). Sicily is too far away (145km) so we can see.
Located 103 km from the capital, kelibia is a coastal town northeast of Tunisia. Dependent Nabeul governorate, the city has about 49 500 inhabitants.
Formerly called Clypea (in Latin), it was one of the most important cities of Cap Bon, in Roman times, or she had been elevated to a colony by Julius Caesar. Other neighboring towns, one can mention among others: Neapolis (Nabeul), Curubis (Korba) and Aquilaria (El Haouaria).
Kelibia has the distinction of being quite at the end of the peninsula of Cap Bon, who is none other than the arm which tends more towards the Mediterranean. It is dominated by a rocky mound and was built a Byzantine fort built in the 6th century. The building still houses the Punic and Roman remains.
From the port (which is a famous exchange point between Africa and Europe), the city is located only 70 km from the Pantalleria Italian island and 140 km from Sicily! Kelibia The fishing port is the fourth largest in Tunisia.
Moved over the centuries, the city of Nabeul is permanently implanted in the 11th century.
City located 60 km south of Tunis, at the entrance of Cap Bon, Hammamet offers visitors an air of freshness and sweetness of life. Swept by the breeze, regardless of the wind direction, the Cap Bon region does not know the heat, even in midsummer. City of jasmine, orange trees and bougainvillea, Hammamet is also known for its sandy beaches and its thalassotherapy centers.
52e Festival International de Hammamet (du 9 juillet au 20 août 2016
