I spent most of my life in Tunisia before I started flying. Every time I come back, I see it with new eyes: its beaches, mountains, markets, and doors feel both familiar and foreign.

Tunisia is my home country, and it often seems forgotten. I am here to make sure it is remembered, because it deserves to be. It is Mediterranean, Arab, chaotic, beautiful, cheap in the right places, expensive in the wrong ones, and much more than the version people imagine when they do not know where it is on the map.

You will not find “10 Things to Do in Tunisia” here. You will find lived stories and honest guides: how to survive as a tourist, where to stay and where to skip, what to eat, what to argue about, and what to love without apology.

This is Tunisia from someone who is from there, loves it, complains about it, and refuses to let people forget it exists.