*PREVIOUS VIDEO* : czcams.com/video/Bt_QDFWHnmU/video.html ---_In the last video, we hitchhiked across the Tunisian Sahara starting in Tozeur then visiting Souk Lahad, Qibilī, Douz, Matmata, Toujane, Medinine & ending the journey in Tataouine._ *NEXT VIDEO* : czcams.com/video/TBW-M1lD428/video.html ---_In the next video, we leave Tunisia and head to Malta. While there, we explore tons of places on the island of Gozo: Victoria, Inland Sea, Azure Window ruins, Blue Hole, Wied il-Mielaħ, Wied il-Għasri, Xwejni Salt Pans, Tal-Mixta Cave, Tas-Salvatur Hill, Sannat, Ta' Ċenċ Cliffs, Sanap Cliffs, Xlendi, Nadur, Qala, St. Anthony's Battery & Mgarr. We conclude our one-week journey by exploring Victoria, the capital of Malta, before heading to the airport for our flight to Egypt.._
What a great journey! You went to different places and combined between popular places and other spots that are not touristic. But you missed other places or just passed by them. In your next visit I suggest seeing the northern west, where there are the glorious Khemir mountains all over the roads in the region, it's another Tunisia with green scenery. I suggest seeing Tabarka, Ain Draham and Dougga (there's a roman amphitheatre there). The best time for the northern west is March/April but I think May can be good too. Now back to Eastern north, in Zaghouan there's the Water Temple, it's a very beautiful place under the mountains. In Zaghouan there's also a small charming Old Medina, I recommend tasting the famous "Kaak Warka", a delicious pastry made with almonds paste and flavoured with Nesri, a distilled water from a flower of the same name that grows in Zaghouan. And as I told you in another video, don't forget to go to the following places in Tozeur : Ong Jmal where there's the amazing Star Wars location for Mos Espa, Chebika which is a stunning oasis under the mountains and finally Tamaghza and the beautiful waterfall (I hope there would be water flow at the time of your visit, I went there last year in March and it was right after days of raining and the waterfall was full). For these three places I recommend going with a local 4x4 driver to make it all in one day as the roads are not that easy. Also I saw that in your videos you passed by Kebili and Douz, both really shine between November and January, there's a Dates festival in Kebili which usually happens in December but this year is going to be in February, and the Sahara Festival in Douz occurs in December. Amazing atmosphere of oasis, sahara and dates with music, camels, horses and a lot of stuff. Kebili produces the best Dates in Tunisia (which means the best Dates in the world), it's called Degla, one of more than 200 types of dates. If you're coming in the summer, I suggest keeping Kebili and Douz to another visit in December; as it is very very very hot in summer. Tunisia has everything that you can see in one country : desert, sea, mountains, history, modern, roman, islamic, amazigh, night life, simple rural life, poor, rich, green, yellow, blue, etc .....
100 percent will try and do all of this! Thank you for the suggestion. I feel like that month was a great introduction to the country. Now I can come back and stay longer in some places and fully experience the country, culture, food, etc. I was thinking 2 months next time but I do have the option to stay up until 3 months. So maybe I stay 3 months. Who knows! I'm just excited to come back with the knowledge I have for an even better journey thru the country. Plus I made a ton of new friends there that I would love to meet back up with as well as meet new friends. Tunisia is a fantastic country and I love it so much!
Subbed watched all the parts, you're a warrior for going through all this and you got my respect. U've missed Djerba though, i'll probably say it's the best place in my country. Cheers buddy
Thanks man! I'll be back this summer, inshallah, and I 100% will visit Djerba! It's high up on my list of new places to visit. I'm hoping to spend a few months on this next journey thru your country. Thanks for watching, I hope you enjoyed it!
i really love how you guys experienced tunisia from a middle to lower class prespective so you can feel how life really is out there but next time try to visit more of the tropical side of tunisia (djerba, zarzis, karkenah, haouaria, kelibia,... )
I just added all of those places to Google Maps, so I won't forget. And I hope to be there during the summer so these spots will be perfect to check out. Thank you!
What a journey! Very ballsy to say the least but a phenomenal way to experience the culture and country to its fullest 🔥 My fiancée and I will be going to Tunisia this summer and found your videos very helpful 🤙🏼
That's amazing! What's on your list of places to visit? I'm also visiting Tunisia this summer. It's an incredible place. I love it so much I needed a return trip haha
@@that_one_traveler I don't blame you! If I see you this summer (from July 2nd to August 2nd) I'll make sure to reach out and say what's up! Here is our list so far: TUNIS (CAPITAL) BERGES DU LAC (FOOD/VIEW) CARTHAGE (OLD CAPITAL) SIDI BOU SAID (FOOD/VIEW) OUDHNA (ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE) BIZERTE (FOOD/VIEW) CAP ANGELA (BEACH) DOUGGA (ROMAN) BULLA REGIA (ROMAN) DJEBBA (VIEW/MOUNTAIN HIKE) TABARKA (BEACH) BENI M'TIR (FOREST) EL FEIDJA NATIONAL PARK (FOREST) HAMMAMET (FOOD/VIEW) EL HAOUARIA (BEACH/EBIKES) KAIROUAN (HOLY CITY/PIT STOP) CHEBIKA (OASIS) MAHDIA (FOOD/BEACH) SOUSSE (MUSEUM/FOOD/BEACH/PIT STOP) KSOUR ESSAF SALAKTA MAYBE: DJERBA DANGEROUS? : SBEITLA (ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE) DOUZ (DESERT) CHENINI (BERBER) DOUIRET (BERBER)
@@strategicthreattv I missed out on Djerba and a lot of people commented on my videos asking why I would miss such an incredible place. So, maybe consider going there as well. As for Chenini and Douz, it's not dangerous at all. At least from my experience and I doubt the other two are either but I haven't been to them. Will you have a car? If so, I'd recommend visiting Ksar Ouled Soltane. If I remember correctly, there's no public transportation that can get you there but well worth the visit if you can. Also, El Djem is a great place to visit too. One of the most well preserved Roman amphitheaters. Enjoy your trip! You're going to have a blast.
@@that_one_traveler Thank you for that insight, we'll make note of it! Djerba is expensive so if you will be going there make sure to budget wisely 😅 I'll be staying with cousins who indeed will have a vehicle and we're considering renting one as well for a few weeks so we'll add Ksar Ouled Soltane to the list 🤙🏼Looking forward to more videos!
محتوي فيدو مهم و ممتع عن جمال تراث و حضارة و ثقافة وطيبة شعب بلادي تونس المسالم والمحبوب عالميا شكرا لك merci Love u Tunisie Carthage top World Africa nature 🇹🇳
@@that_one_traveler The classic itinerary but in only 3 weeks to escape Canadian winter .Solo backpacking with a suitcase ( I want to buy a rug as a souvenir instead doing a vlog ) . The only great advantage is that I speak french .
Very nice videos thank you for visiting Tunisia you’d made a long tour Normally if you visited it with a local would be better !! Next time try to visit Tabarka Djerba ans specially the isle of Kerkennah (preferably on may June or September) Wish you a nice trip to Malta and Egypt and return safe to LAX
Yes! I want to visit all those places when I come back. I'm trying to come around May or June. I wanted to visit all 3 of those places last time but, for whatever reason, we didn't end up going. But next time, for sure. Thank you so much! 🙏
@@that_one_traveler I'm currently in UK. I've been to Yasmine Hammamet 3 times for the sunshine and it's lovely seeing you enjoying as well. Be safe. X
@@that_one_traveler (avoid Ramadan March 23 to April 22 or 23 depending on the sighting of the moon) because its a fasting time. Its hot at that time and one day I was going to eat this luscious watermelon and then remembered as I was in the marketplace. They don't impose it but its kinder to avoid that time. I'm hoping to go on June, maybe Monastir this time.
Your videos are great but the GoPro footage needs some color correction (lacking saturation/ambiance) to show more life-like videos ! Keep up the vlogs they are really good, long, detailed and make you feel you're actually visiting the place unlike what other youtubers do
100%! I was told if I wanted to color correct better, that I should film in "flat" but I'm not experienced enough to utilize that feature. I tried my best but yeah, I need some practice, for sure, or just film in the normal setting. I just bought the newest GoPro. I'm going to test out different settings and color grading techniques before I leave on my next journey in 2 months. I was so disappointed how my footage from Tunisia came out. Also, bought a Windslayer since the wind destroyed so much footage. Hopefully that helps combat the wind, as well. Thanks for the support, man!
@@that_one_traveler it's not that big of a deal because the content itself was really good that you forget the color grading, don't forget the spare batteries because these long vlogs are the best ps: you should pin your instagram
@@Adam_saa I am bringing 9 batteries with me. That should be more than enough haha. And yeah, good idea about Instagram. I just didn't want to link to it yet because I haven't posted anything in 3 years. But I'll be posting a ton again in a month when I start traveling again.
I recently marked Zriba Oliya on my maps. And because of your suggestion, I just added Zaghouan, as well! I'll try and visit them both on my next journey to Tunisia. Hopefully this summer! 🤞
@@benkamelmayssem5780 so, my host in Tataouine said he was from Berber descent and always referred to himself as Berber. But in my research later on, I realised there's some controversy with this name. Like its almost derogatory? Berber people prefer to be called Amazigh and not Berber as it was a name given to them by the Romans, right? Also, I thought it was just a south Tunisian people but I learned they inhabited several countries all over North Africa. And the written language is one of the coolest I've ever seen. I hope I get to visit more Amazigh people and places in my travels in North Africa.
@@that_one_traveler I am from Le Kef, North Western governorate near the Algerian borders, we are Amazigh and I have roots from Kabyle in Algeria and the Rif region in Morocco. In Le Kef are several monuments like the Table of Jugurtha (a King of the Numidian empire). You went to Sfax, the city is named after a Numidian General called Syphax. I had a DNA test a few years ago, and I made a video about it on my channel.
@@benkamelmayssem5780 That's so cool. I want to visit El Kef on my next visit. I'll check out your channel. I really wanna be more knowledgable on the history before I return this summer.
سؤالك مضحك وطبيعي أي سائح من العالم يحب ويرتاح نفسيٱ مع بنات تونس و ااطفالها و شبابها لأنو بلادنا ثقافتنا مختلفة عن عرب كلشي عنا واضح وارسح مفيش تملق و مظاهر خداعه و غنية جمال وحضارة طبيعة لا تقدر بثمن محتوي فيدو فيدو مهم و ممتع شكرا له Love u Tunisie 🇹🇳
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---_In the last video, we hitchhiked across the Tunisian Sahara starting in Tozeur then visiting Souk Lahad, Qibilī, Douz, Matmata, Toujane, Medinine & ending the journey in Tataouine._
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---_In the next video, we leave Tunisia and head to Malta. While there, we explore tons of places on the island of Gozo: Victoria, Inland Sea, Azure Window ruins, Blue Hole, Wied il-Mielaħ, Wied il-Għasri, Xwejni Salt Pans, Tal-Mixta Cave, Tas-Salvatur Hill, Sannat, Ta' Ċenċ Cliffs, Sanap Cliffs, Xlendi, Nadur, Qala, St. Anthony's Battery & Mgarr. We conclude our one-week journey by exploring Victoria, the capital of Malta, before heading to the airport for our flight to Egypt.._
What a great journey! You went to different places and combined between popular places and other spots that are not touristic.
But you missed other places or just passed by them.
In your next visit I suggest seeing the northern west, where there are the glorious Khemir mountains all over the roads in the region, it's another Tunisia with green scenery. I suggest seeing Tabarka, Ain Draham and Dougga (there's a roman amphitheatre there). The best time for the northern west is March/April but I think May can be good too.
Now back to Eastern north, in Zaghouan there's the Water Temple, it's a very beautiful place under the mountains.
In Zaghouan there's also a small charming Old Medina, I recommend tasting the famous "Kaak Warka", a delicious pastry made with almonds paste and flavoured with Nesri, a distilled water from a flower of the same name that grows in Zaghouan.
And as I told you in another video, don't forget to go to the following places in Tozeur : Ong Jmal where there's the amazing Star Wars location for Mos Espa, Chebika which is a stunning oasis under the mountains and finally Tamaghza and the beautiful waterfall (I hope there would be water flow at the time of your visit, I went there last year in March and it was right after days of raining and the waterfall was full). For these three places I recommend going with a local 4x4 driver to make it all in one day as the roads are not that easy.
Also I saw that in your videos you passed by Kebili and Douz, both really shine between November and January, there's a Dates festival in Kebili which usually happens in December but this year is going to be in February, and the Sahara Festival in Douz occurs in December. Amazing atmosphere of oasis, sahara and dates with music, camels, horses and a lot of stuff. Kebili produces the best Dates in Tunisia (which means the best Dates in the world), it's called Degla, one of more than 200 types of dates.
If you're coming in the summer, I suggest keeping Kebili and Douz to another visit in December; as it is very very very hot in summer.
Tunisia has everything that you can see in one country : desert, sea, mountains, history, modern, roman, islamic, amazigh, night life, simple rural life, poor, rich, green, yellow, blue, etc .....
100 percent will try and do all of this! Thank you for the suggestion. I feel like that month was a great introduction to the country. Now I can come back and stay longer in some places and fully experience the country, culture, food, etc. I was thinking 2 months next time but I do have the option to stay up until 3 months. So maybe I stay 3 months. Who knows! I'm just excited to come back with the knowledge I have for an even better journey thru the country. Plus I made a ton of new friends there that I would love to meet back up with as well as meet new friends. Tunisia is a fantastic country and I love it so much!
I hope you'll visit ain drahem.. It's one of the best places in tunisia 🥰
I have it saved on my Google Maps so I don't forget. I'll be back this summer, hopefully, and I won't miss Ain Drahem!
Welcome to Sahara douz and Tozeur 🇹🇳
Thank you so much! What an amazing place.
محتوي جيد و انا اتبع كول مقطعك وصل +ورحب بيك في تونس
Aychek! 🙏
Tataouine & Chenini are one of the most good and amazing direction to go and make some good shots
I agree! These two places are amazing to visit. I also really enjoyed Ksar Ouled Soltane.
@@that_one_traveler good for you dude have fun
Subbed watched all the parts, you're a warrior for going through all this and you got my respect. U've missed Djerba though, i'll probably say it's the best place in my country. Cheers buddy
Thanks man! I'll be back this summer, inshallah, and I 100% will visit Djerba! It's high up on my list of new places to visit. I'm hoping to spend a few months on this next journey thru your country. Thanks for watching, I hope you enjoyed it!
i really love how you guys experienced tunisia from a middle to lower class prespective so you can feel how life really is out there but next time try to visit more of the tropical side of tunisia (djerba, zarzis, karkenah, haouaria, kelibia,... )
I just added all of those places to Google Maps, so I won't forget. And I hope to be there during the summer so these spots will be perfect to check out. Thank you!
Welcome to tunisia
Thank you so much! Aychek. 🙏
What a journey! Very ballsy to say the least but a phenomenal way to experience the culture and country to its fullest 🔥 My fiancée and I will be going to Tunisia this summer and found your videos very helpful 🤙🏼
That's amazing! What's on your list of places to visit? I'm also visiting Tunisia this summer. It's an incredible place. I love it so much I needed a return trip haha
@@that_one_traveler I don't blame you! If I see you this summer (from July 2nd to August 2nd) I'll make sure to reach out and say what's up! Here is our list so far:
TUNIS (CAPITAL)
BERGES DU LAC (FOOD/VIEW)
CARTHAGE (OLD CAPITAL)
SIDI BOU SAID (FOOD/VIEW)
OUDHNA (ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE)
BIZERTE (FOOD/VIEW)
CAP ANGELA (BEACH)
DOUGGA (ROMAN)
BULLA REGIA (ROMAN)
DJEBBA (VIEW/MOUNTAIN HIKE)
TABARKA (BEACH)
BENI M'TIR (FOREST)
EL FEIDJA NATIONAL PARK (FOREST)
HAMMAMET (FOOD/VIEW)
EL HAOUARIA (BEACH/EBIKES)
KAIROUAN (HOLY CITY/PIT STOP)
CHEBIKA (OASIS)
MAHDIA (FOOD/BEACH)
SOUSSE (MUSEUM/FOOD/BEACH/PIT STOP)
KSOUR ESSAF
SALAKTA
MAYBE:
DJERBA
DANGEROUS? :
SBEITLA (ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE)
DOUZ (DESERT)
CHENINI (BERBER)
DOUIRET (BERBER)
@@strategicthreattv I missed out on Djerba and a lot of people commented on my videos asking why I would miss such an incredible place. So, maybe consider going there as well.
As for Chenini and Douz, it's not dangerous at all. At least from my experience and I doubt the other two are either but I haven't been to them. Will you have a car? If so, I'd recommend visiting Ksar Ouled Soltane. If I remember correctly, there's no public transportation that can get you there but well worth the visit if you can. Also, El Djem is a great place to visit too. One of the most well preserved Roman amphitheaters. Enjoy your trip! You're going to have a blast.
@@that_one_traveler Thank you for that insight, we'll make note of it! Djerba is expensive so if you will be going there make sure to budget wisely 😅 I'll be staying with cousins who indeed will have a vehicle and we're considering renting one as well for a few weeks so we'll add Ksar Ouled Soltane to the list 🤙🏼Looking forward to more videos!
@@strategicthreattv Right on! I hope our paths cross. 🤞
محتوي فيدو مهم و ممتع عن جمال تراث و حضارة و ثقافة وطيبة شعب بلادي تونس المسالم والمحبوب عالميا
شكرا لك merci
Love u Tunisie Carthage top World Africa nature 🇹🇳
Aychek! I'm glad you enjoyed it. ♥️
@@that_one_traveler yes aychik barchaaaa 🧿 🇹🇳❤️
@@that_one_traveler u have Instagram for vidéo travail in Tunisie 🇹🇳 ?
@@godbaniamira yes "nomadic.zak" I haven't posted in awhile but I will post a lot in 2 months when I start traveling again.
Je serai là bas dans un mois , de Montréal.
That's amazing. Where do you plan on going during your stay in the country?
@@that_one_traveler The classic itinerary but in only 3 weeks to escape Canadian winter .Solo backpacking with a suitcase ( I want to buy a rug as a souvenir instead doing a vlog ) . The only great advantage is that I speak french .
@@act_sion That sounds amazing! They have some great rugs there. I'm sure you'll find one you love. Enjoy your trip and safe travels.
Moi de même
Welcome to Tunisia 🇹🇳 ❤
Thank you so much!
Very nice videos thank you for visiting Tunisia you’d made a long tour
Normally if you visited it with a local would be better !!
Next time try to visit Tabarka Djerba ans specially the isle of Kerkennah (preferably on may June or September)
Wish you a nice trip to Malta and Egypt and return safe to LAX
Yes! I want to visit all those places when I come back. I'm trying to come around May or June. I wanted to visit all 3 of those places last time but, for whatever reason, we didn't end up going. But next time, for sure. Thank you so much! 🙏
next time, I advise to go to and stay in Mahdia
it is simple nice quiet and it is on the beach.
nice videos
good luck in you travels
Thank you for the suggestion! I will, for sure, go there when I return. 🙏
I wish I was in Sfax to welcome you guys, hope you enjoyed it
I'll be back in Sfax, hopefully, this year! I really want to visit the Kerkennah islands next time. 🤞
@@that_one_traveler Will be happy to help ✌️
صفاقس فضيحة كلها زبلة
Ahhh Tataouine. Where the newest cars are 30 years old.
Haha, one of my favorite Tunisian cities!
I followed your comment from Willie's video to see how you are travelling. Love your video as well.
Thanks! Willie is an awesome person! I love his travel mentality. I'm hoping we'll do a collab soon. Where are you from?
@@that_one_traveler I'm currently in UK. I've been to Yasmine Hammamet 3 times for the sunshine and it's lovely seeing you enjoying as well. Be safe. X
@@Sherirose1 ah, that's amazing! Truly a beautiful place. I can see why you keep returning!
@@that_one_traveler (avoid Ramadan March 23 to April 22 or 23 depending on the sighting of the moon) because its a fasting time. Its hot at that time and one day I was going to eat this luscious watermelon and then remembered as I was in the marketplace. They don't impose it but its kinder to avoid that time. I'm hoping to go on June, maybe Monastir this time.
@@Sherirose1 Ah, good to know. Thanks! Monastir is fantastic! You'll love it.
Your videos are great but the GoPro footage needs some color correction (lacking saturation/ambiance) to show more life-like videos !
Keep up the vlogs they are really good, long, detailed and make you feel you're actually visiting the place unlike what other youtubers do
100%! I was told if I wanted to color correct better, that I should film in "flat" but I'm not experienced enough to utilize that feature. I tried my best but yeah, I need some practice, for sure, or just film in the normal setting.
I just bought the newest GoPro. I'm going to test out different settings and color grading techniques before I leave on my next journey in 2 months. I was so disappointed how my footage from Tunisia came out.
Also, bought a Windslayer since the wind destroyed so much footage. Hopefully that helps combat the wind, as well. Thanks for the support, man!
@@that_one_traveler it's not that big of a deal because the content itself was really good that you forget the color grading, don't forget the spare batteries because these long vlogs are the best
ps: you should pin your instagram
@@Adam_saa I am bringing 9 batteries with me. That should be more than enough haha. And yeah, good idea about Instagram. I just didn't want to link to it yet because I haven't posted anything in 3 years. But I'll be posting a ton again in a month when I start traveling again.
No Djerba?
You are missing out.
Try to go to Kerkenah from Sfax.
I know. I'm so sad I missed out those two places but I'll be back very soon and I'm for sure going there!
Nice
Super nice!
Hi visit Zriba Oliya ! and Zaghouwan too, you won't regret it !
I recently marked Zriba Oliya on my maps. And because of your suggestion, I just added Zaghouan, as well! I'll try and visit them both on my next journey to Tunisia. Hopefully this summer! 🤞
you must go to djerba
This summer, for sure!
hhh Nabeul not Kabeul.
Hahah wooow. I'm so dumb 🤦♂️
@@that_one_traveler its ancient name is Neapolis, did you learn new things about indigenous North Africans?
@@benkamelmayssem5780 so, my host in Tataouine said he was from Berber descent and always referred to himself as Berber. But in my research later on, I realised there's some controversy with this name. Like its almost derogatory? Berber people prefer to be called Amazigh and not Berber as it was a name given to them by the Romans, right? Also, I thought it was just a south Tunisian people but I learned they inhabited several countries all over North Africa. And the written language is one of the coolest I've ever seen. I hope I get to visit more Amazigh people and places in my travels in North Africa.
@@that_one_traveler I am from Le Kef, North Western governorate near the Algerian borders, we are Amazigh and I have roots from Kabyle in Algeria and the Rif region in Morocco. In Le Kef are several monuments like the Table of Jugurtha (a King of the Numidian empire). You went to Sfax, the city is named after a Numidian General called Syphax. I had a DNA test a few years ago, and I made a video about it on my channel.
@@benkamelmayssem5780 That's so cool. I want to visit El Kef on my next visit. I'll check out your channel. I really wanna be more knowledgable on the history before I return this summer.
Did you like Tunisian girls in Tunisia?
سؤالك مضحك وطبيعي أي سائح من العالم يحب ويرتاح نفسيٱ مع بنات تونس و ااطفالها و شبابها لأنو بلادنا ثقافتنا مختلفة عن عرب كلشي عنا واضح وارسح مفيش تملق و مظاهر خداعه و غنية جمال وحضارة طبيعة لا تقدر بثمن
محتوي فيدو فيدو مهم و ممتع شكرا له
Love u Tunisie 🇹🇳
@@godbaniamira