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It is said that Port El Kantaoui is like the Saint-Tropez of Tunisia. The atmosphere is nicely chic, without glitter or excessive crowds, next to a marina, which hosts both yachts and cruise ships during the day. You should choose Port El Kantaoui for its charm, for its atmosphere in season and for its beaches which are among the finest on the Tunisian Riviera.
You can access the centre of town through a gate that is reminiscent of the entrance to medieval cities. The central street leads down to the marina. It is lined with nice houses with white walls decorated with wooden balconies. On the seafront, stands offer caramelised peanuts, hot donuts and fresh fruit juice. Lots of attractive smells which immediately stir your appetite!
You can drive along the marina, which welcomes several beautiful renovated sailing ships. They offer trips out to sea for a day or half a day. A good idea to leave the traditional holiday programme, centred around the sun bathing and water sports.
You can also spend the afternoon shopping in the pedestrian streets with craft shops, clothing shops, accessories and cosmetics. To off-load your purchases for a moment, there is nothing better than a break in one of the terrace cafés installed on a patio. You can relax in the shade of an orange tree, listening to the sound of water pouring from a fountain. If you want to quench your thirst like the Tunisians do, order a mint tea or some pine nuts. Excellent with some fig pastriess!
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The maximum temperature is <24°, temperature felt between 30°C and 33°C.
Little or no rain (less than 1.5mm per day).
Sunny (over 80% sunshine).
High air temperature (>24°C), pleasant sea temperature (between 22°C and 24°C), moderate to weak winds (between 6 mph and 7 mph).
Near optimal comfort: moderate to light winds (between 6 mph and 7 mph) in a warm enviromnment (>24°C).
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