It turns out that there is such a holiday resort in Tunisia

Tunisia has a coastline of more than 1,200 kilometers. From the largest city, Tunis, to Sfax, Sousse, Nabbul, etc., they are all holiday tourist destinations. Because of Hammamet's unique geographical location, many friends think that it belongs to Tunis Province. In fact, it does not. Hammamet belongs to Nabour and is a good place for Tunisian local wealthy people to spend their summer vacation. Since the Phoenicians, the old city of Hammamet has preserved the medina left by the Phoenicians. It is completely preserved. You can climb up to the top and look far into the distance, choose a cafe with a great location, order a cup of pine nut mint tea, and quietly wait for the sunset over the Strait of Tunisia. This feeling is worth encountering in this life. There are many international five-star hotels in Hammamet, and Radisson Blu is also a leader in various aspects, with a private beach, unique rooms, and private villas on both sides of the door. It is a great place to stay in the hotel or go out for a walk. The ethnic integration in Tunisia is very complex, with Phoenicians, Romans, Vandals, Arabs, Ottomans, European French, Italians, and local Berbers. The locals, especially the young people, are very good-looking. The street-side cafes, with the hustle and bustle of traffic and people coming and going, are really charming.