Joanna James
Newlyweds planning their grand postnuptial trip or couples looking forward to an intimate getaway, if Tunisia has gained even your slightest consideration, this nation wouldn’t leave you disappointed. Come, bask in the light of idyll and bliss in some of the prettiest places of Northern Africa.
The coastal town of Tabarka in northwestern Tunisia is one of the most serene places in the country that allows couples to up the romance factor. Turquoise blue waters and pristine golden sands complemented by towering cliffs, dramatic rock formations and a Genoese castle bathed in old-world charm, the beachside city is undeniably one of the most scenic spots by the Mediterranean Sea. The adventurous can take it to the waters, where a slew of exciting water sports, including snorkelling, scuba diving, swimming and boat riding, wait to give your fill of fun and thrills, while the others can unwind on the shore, admiring the breathtaking seascape in front you.
Hammamet in the south-eastern section of Cap Bon in the Nabeul Governorate is another beautiful coastal city that it would be a pity not to have on your itinerary, no matter what sort of holiday it is, and surely an unmissable experience if it is a romantic getaway. Thanks to its mind-blowing beaches, the city has made itself a primary tourist destination and a vibrant resort city, which nevertheless has its serenity intact, making for one of the top romantic places in Tunisia.
Set on a low ridge of the Dorsale Mountains, Zaghouan in the northern half of Tunisia presents oodles of opportunity for adventurous couples to set their inner explorer free. The hike to Mount Zaghouan is arguably the most favoured activity among the tourists to the city, which will take you to one of the highest points of the country. The mild climate also adds to the adventure-rich nature of Zaghouan, making for some exciting exploring.
Perched on top of a dramatic cliff overlooking the Mediterranean, bathed in shades of alluring blue and white, Sidi Bou Said is arguably the most beautiful town of Tunisia. It is a quaint old town, which has a slew of photos floating around social media every now and then, which anyone who’s been lucky enough to visit the breathtaking town would unhesitantly agree that those photos could not be more real.
Visiting the lovely town of Mahdia will set you out on a long 200-kilometre drive to the south of Tunisia, which despite the long drive, is one of the best things to do in Tunis, thanks to its fascinating mix of love and history. Back from Mahdia after a long and possibly tiring journey, a slew of fine hotels and resorts await to retreat you, including the likes of The Residence Tunis.
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