Bizerte

Mahdia

Sidi Bou Said

La Marsa

Tunis

Tabarka

Hammamet

Port El Kantaoui

Monastir

Kairouan

Sfax

Djerba

Tozeur

Douz

Ksar Ghilane

Sousse

It's a small seaside town the people are very open and easy going.. But sure some men talk and try there luck.. The crime level is like European moderate.. But I even sometimes let my things at the beach and go swim..
Bad happenings are more unlikely bad luck depending how to Manöver around..

La Marsa, located in the northeastern corner of Tunisia, is a captivating coastal town known for its intoxicating blend of culture, history, and natural beauty. Surrounded on three sides by the sparkling waters of the Mediterranean Sea, it's a paradise for water sports enthusiasts, sunbathers, and those who yearn for the soothing rhythms of a beach side locale. La Marsa is also the site of ancient Carthage, an archaeological extravaganza that transports visitors back to Phoenician and Roman times. The town further charms visitors with its delightful Tunisian-French architecture, chic cafes, classy boutiques clustered along Rue Habib Borguiba, and the vibrant art scene where local and international artists bring their creations to life.

Tunisia, an idyllic blend of Mediterranean beachfronts and Arabic culture, is perched on the northernmost point of Africa. Known for its stunning landscapes, this country offers a variety in its geography; from the sun-drenched coasts of Hammamet and Sousse, to the arid yet beautiful Sahara Desert, and not forgetting the verdant, mountainous regions of the North-West. Tunisia's long history, influenced by many civilizations is evident in its diverse architecture, from the impressive Roman amphitheater in El Jem, to the Islamic landmarks in its bustling capital, Tunis. Enthusiasts of the Star Wars franchise also frequently visit the country to travel to the sandy dunes of Tataouine, an original filming location of the famous series. Moreover, the intriguing labyrinthine souks, rich aroma of spices, and the world-class craftsmanship on display make Tunisia a perfect destination for culture and history lovers.

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All travelers planning a trip to Tunisia should exercise a high degree of caution due to the threat of terrorism. Be aware of your surroundings at all times and take extra care in areas with an increased risk of danger. Always stay informed about potential civil unrest or terrorist attacks. Familiarize yourself with local customs and laws to stay safe throughout your trip. It's advised to verify with your respective national embassy or consulate about travel updates and to register your travel plans in case of emergency.

Safety index:	2.7/5	Moderate
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