Why Sidi Bou Said 🇹🇳 is BETTER Than Santorini (Tunisia Travel Guide)

Sidi Bou Saïd. The new Santorini. The Santorini of Tunisia. This truly is a hidden gem and a must-see place in Tunisia.
Sidi Bou Said is a small town about 30-45mins from the Capital Tunis. What makes Sidi Bou Said famous is the characteristic blue and white houses that give a vibe like Santorini. But this is North Africa! With stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea!
In addition to Sidi Bou Said, the blue city of Tunisia, there is also the infamous La Marsa beach and the ancient Roman ruins of Carthage.
TRANSPORT 🚗
You can get a train from Tunis City to Sidi Bou Said. Alternatively, you can simply get a taxi which I think is the best and easiest way to get there. Either using the Bolt app or hailing a yellow taxi.
PRICES 💰
Sidi Bou Said is more expensive than Tunis in terms of food, drink and souvenirs but that is because it is more touristy than the Tunis Medina.
Should you stay in Sidi Bou Said?
SBS is closer to Tunis Carthage Airport than Tunis itself. And whilst you can stay, there is nothing much to do for longer than 1 day, so I would recommend staying in Tunis and taking a day trip.
But either way you must come!!!

[@ZORMATI_JABER]

Please stop comparing Sidi Bou Said to any other place because Sidi Bou Said is older and the rest is imitation, and welcome ♥️

[@PrinzameerTravels]

Hahah yes I agree. It was a real treasure!!!

[@cythis77]

Really enjoyed this video! I love the passion and care you show towards helping the tourism of the countries you visit.

[@OmarChouikha]

Great video, glad you're enjoying your time in Tunisia! :)
Have you visited Sousse yet? It's a coastal city that has a really great night life

[@PrinzameerTravels]

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[@munsef_ali]

Love those Mediterranean vibes. Thanks for sharing!

[@nhungdinh2348]

it's so beautiful thank you for sharing ❤

[@mohammedkhan8907]

Still getting warmth of this place

[@hijabstyle2017hijabstyle17]

Bravo🎉

[@yasinJ123]

Great video as usual. Sidi bou is a must if you're in Tunisia, but i agree with you in that it's pointless to stay there for more than a day.

[@saffy402]

Lovely vlog new subscriber

[@PrinzameerTravels]

Haha thank you God bless

[@soltani11]

You welcome in tunisia ❤

[@beckykemp2807]

I enjoyed that interaction 🍩

[@novak4500]

Underrated

[@monkeychief-nk7se]

you must go to ben guerdane , its beautifull over there.

[@novak4500]

Hope you get more subscribers.

[@PrinzameerTravels]

Me too haha🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@NabilNabil-uh4th]

❤❤🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳❤❤❤

[@novak4500]

Hello, be careful to not fall into tourist traps. The most known one is café des délices in sidi bou said. It's a restaurant that sells very overpriced food.

[@PrinzameerTravels]

Good to know 🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@djmcrick1978]

What you called Bambalouni is actually called Shishi ;)

[@PrinzameerTravels]

Interesting. Who calls it shishi?

[@djmcrick1978]

@@PrinzameerTravels we from sousse and all around do so. My father and his family are from sousse. we called so. check google for it ;) But great video anyway. Where are you from? I was born in Chur Switzerland because of my mother. But like i wrote, my da is tunisian.

[@PrinzameerTravels]

@djmcrick1978 great thank you!! I had never heard of it. I'm from Pakistan originally but live in London

[@djmcrick1978]

@@PrinzameerTravels So any plan going back to tunisia? If so, try Marhaba Beach Hotel. Cant do anything wrong with any Marhaba.

[@PrinzameerTravels]

@djmcrick1978 no plans at the moment but I would love to return for sure! There was a lot to see and I thought the people were very friendly!

[@benhassinejamal6150]

Love tunisia the best pepeal

[@PrinzameerTravels]

🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@Tunisianbeauties]

Where are you from?

[@PrinzameerTravels]

London

[@saffy402]

Are you on insta 😁

[@PrinzameerTravels]

Yes @prinzameer same as YT!