Fancy spa holidays and relaxation? Tunisia is the destination good reasons for it: 5


1. It has a long heritage of hammams or bathhouses


Since ancient times Tunisians have been perfecting the art of cleanliness in their traditional bathhouses. Today, its historic hammams provide traditional scrubs and perfumed clay wraps as well as authentic massage techniques.


2. Tunisia is one of the world’s leading destinations for


thalassotherapy Tunisia has 60 centres offering rejuvenating thalassotherapy treatments based on the healing powers of seawater baths and marine algae body wraps.


3. Visit one of the world’s largest Roman thermal bath complexes


See how the Romans used to relax in this ancient bath complex in Carthage. Even in Roman times Tunisia was popular for its spas!


4. Get your vitamins from fresh organic food


Tunisia is well known for its delicious cuisine, based on fresh local fruit and vegetables, most of which is grown organically following traditional farming techniques.


5. Sunshine is the best tonic Even in winter, Tunisia has a mild, sunny


climate. We all know how much better it makes us feel when the sun is shining!


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#Didyouknow? Tunisia is second in the


world for thalassotherapy – the name comes from the Greek word ‘thalassa’, which means ‘sea’ and ‘therapeia’, which means ‘healing’.


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