The picturesque resort of Tabarka is located in the north of Tunisia, just 22 km from the Algerian border. Emerald hills covered with pine and oak groves descend to the coast, where wide white sandy beaches alternate with rocks – this is the characteristic landscape of Tabarka. Great diving, wonderful fish restaurants and coral souvenirs […]
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Temple of Queen Hatsheput One of the most unusual temples in Egypt is the burial temple of Queen Hatshesput, which is located in Luxor (ancient Thebes). The city is located on the east bank of the Nile in the upper part of Egypt. According to Directoryaah, Hatshesput is the only female pharaoh in history. Her […]
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Up to 400 cigarettes (or 100 cigars), 2 liters of alcoholic beverages with a strength of up to 23%, or 1 liter of alcoholic beverages of a higher strength can be imported into Tunisia without duty. Valuables and jewelry must be indicated in the declaration. There are no restrictions on the import of foreign currency, […]
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Durban Durban is the second largest seaport in South Africa. The population of Durban, together with the suburbs, is 2.5 million people. Warm waters of the ocean and wonderful beaches with golden sand have made Durban a world-class resort. The swimming season lasts all year round, sea baths can be taken in complete safety, as […]
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Vacoas (Mauritius) Vacoas is one of the most ancient cities in Mauritius. It is located 16 km south of Port Louis in the central highlands. Vacoas is surrounded by pine forests inhabited by deer. From here you can take a trip along the central plateau of Mauritius and visit the main protected areas of the […]
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General Information: First settled by the French in the early 17th century, according to Itypejob, the islands are the only territory left to France from its once vast possessions in North America. Geography Location: northern part of North America, islands in the northern part of the Atlantic Ocean, south of Newfoundland (Canada). Geographical coordinates: 46° […]
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Today’s Tanzania, in essence, is a union of two previously independent states – Tanganyika and Zanzibar (which includes the islands of Zanzibar, Unguya and Pemba). The modern history of Tanzania has three fundamental changes in the state system from colonialism to socialism, and then to capitalism. As a result, Tanzania’s development has not been as fast-paced as that […]
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Many people consider the Seychelles an “earthly paradise”, as the local flora and fauna have been preserved here in their original form, and the cleanest sandy beaches are considered the most beautiful in the world. The Seychelles is home to a large number of endemic plants and animals. Ideal conditions for a beach holiday, a […]
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The fortified village of Aït-Benhaddou is located on the southern edge of the High Atlas. The complex, built from air-dried adobe bricks, consists of six nested citadels, so-called kasbas. Its high storage towers are visible from afar. The picturesque Berber settlement has served as a film set in several Hollywood productions. Fortified City of Ait […]
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The water of the Ichkeulsees and the surrounding wet meadows southwest of Biserta are habitat for a multitude of plants as well as a nesting place for hundreds of thousands of migratory birds such as ducks, geese, storks, ospreys and flamingos. The lake is the last of numerous coastal lakes in North Africa. Ichkeul National […]
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