Tunisia // 2 Week Itinerary and Guide

Hello travel friends! Lock downs are done, life is short, so let's get back out there! I’m not an influencer, travel vloger or travel agent, nor am I sponsored by anyone. I'm just someone who loves to travel and am here to offer you authentic experiences. All my guides and itineraries are based off of the travelling I have done myself. They feature advice and experiences that support locals and local businesses. They also feature “In Hindsight” tips. These are the things I would do differently if I were to do the trip all over again. My style of travel leans more towards off the beaten track. I like to visit sites and cities that avoid crowds but I do understand that some places are touristy for a reason. Since I did my years of hosteling and backpacking in my 20s, I now prefer my own room, usually my own bathroom and will book a flight over a 12 hour bus ride. That being said, I stick to a budget and am not afraid to sacrifice some comfort to explore this wonderful and beautiful planet. Even though I don't remember living abroad as a baby, I do remember the trip my family took to Türkiye when I was six and then to Egypt at the age of ten. These two trips were formative and shaped how I view the world. My parents loved to explore the world and dragged me and my sister around with them. As an adult I've travelled to Thailand, Indonesia, Nepal, Morocco, France, Italy, Germany, Britain, the U.S. and of course my home country, Canada. Well to be fair, I have yet to go to the Maritimes but it's on my list! One of my most memorable trips was putting all my belongings in storage and venturing off to Central and South America for four months. While I was there I volunteered in Bolivia for one month and spent six weeks exploring Peru. My aunt also ran a very successful tour company in Morocco for a number of years so the travel blood runs thick in my family. Ok let's get planning!!