The jasmine flowers that cover the whole city are from the time of the ancient traveller to the city from Al Andalus. So abundant in fact,that the travellers bringing this species of plant (not native to the area)from Spain to Tunisia changed the name of the city to Jasmine Hammamet. In this colourful city you’ll find handcrafted artefacts and a multitude of shops.

Other than shops and jasmine of course you’ll discover why this area is known as the “Tunisian Saint Tropez” a tourist haven with it’s beautiful beaches, white sands and fantastic offering for sports fans with some fantastic golf courses, 2 of which are known to be of the best in the world. Where else can the golf enthusiast work on their handicap amongst white sand dunes and feet away from the lapping Mediterranean?