Where to stay: Tunisia or Turkey?

There are countries that welcome Russian tourists with cordiality. Those who prefer beach holidays go there. Tunisia, Turkey and Egypt are washed by the waters of warm, affectionate seas, and there the sun almost always shines. Unfortunately, the Egyptian authorities recently can not agree with the people in any way, and many abstain from tours to this state.

For a relaxing holiday with your family or a fun trip, a friendly company can perfectly suit one of two countries: Tunisia or Turkey.

Both states offer beach holidays on the shores of warm seas, vouchers cost about the same, but this concludes the coincidence. Countries are fundamentally different, so it is important to choose a place to your liking.

Where is the best: Turkey or Tunisia?

Turkey has long become for Russians a favorite and habitual place of rest. They go there for the warm sea, good service, entertainment and excursions. Flight takes a little time, a visa is not needed in the country, and buses with Russian speaking guides are waiting at the airport.

In Tunisia, too, you can go without a visa. Communication with local people is mainly in English or French. The level of service is somewhat lower, but the food here is excellent. Tunisian cuisine offers tourists a wide range of delicious and delicious dishes.

Consider the pros and cons of both countries and choose what is best - Tunisia or Turkey.

What is it worth to visit Tunisia?

The country is so original and exotic that it will be a pity to spend all the time on the beach. Although many here come just for the sake of pure white sand and gently sloping entrance to the sea. The infrastructure is more developed in noisy Sousse, the coastline near Hammamet is built up by boarding houses and health centers, where you can take a thalassotherapy course.

In the south is the Madhya resort, its beaches are a real treasure. Soft velvet sand, wide sea range and distance from noisy centers make this place ideal for a quiet pastime.

In Tunisia there is an opportunity to go on a stunning excursion to the Sahara, visit the ancient Roman settlements, see the unique fortresses and the majestic ruins of Carthage.

For a long time the country was a French colony, and Arab hospitality fancifully intertwined with the Parisian chic. People are more reserved and friendly than in Turkey, and our tourists are comfortable staying in their society. Despite the fact that the state is Muslim, you can relax here, and drink, and sunbathe naked.

The country could easily win in a duel "Tunisia or Turkey", if not for certain shortcomings.

The rest in Tunisia

Service is poorly developed. The salary of the attendants is low, and hotel employees do not hesitate to beg for a tip. Three-star hotels for holidays are best not to choose, acceptable conditions start from 4 stars.

Sightseeing though interesting, but in every city the same. Therefore Tunisia is often called the "country of one trip".

Men love to get acquainted and can be very intrusive. Although they behave less vulgarly and loose than the Turks.

July is a very hot month, in August a large number of jellyfish accumulate near the coast, and in October the wind from the desert starts to blow, carrying thousands of grains of sand.

Why go to Turkey?

The country is very well located, its nature is delicious and diverse, and the coast is washed by the waters of four seas.

In Turkey, you can rest for pennies or, conversely, spend good money in the most respectable hotels. The system is "all-inclusive", and you can spend your vacation without leaving the hotel territory.

Excursions are very diverse: ancient cities, chic waterfalls, hot springs, magnificent palaces and the famous Cleopatra's bath.

There are quiet and respectable villas, and stormy night discos, and places for families. The infrastructure is well developed, the service is at the proper level, the animators are working from morning till night. On the level of service in the dispute called "Tunisia or Turkey" is confidently leading the latter. But even in this sunny country, tourists can face difficulties.

Rest in Turkey

Hotels of low price can be of little use for recreation. The food offered is not always delicious and does not have a special variety. There are a lot of Russians here, in some cases it's a minus.

A separate issue is the relationship between Turkish men and our tourists. Of course, not all Turks are the same, but often very obtrusive types are encountered.

Sandy beaches are few, mostly rocky or pebbly. Holidaymakers with young children will have to settle for swimming pools.

In August, there is a terrible heat, and in October it's already cold.