Where to go in Tunisia?

The island of southern Tunisia: white sandy beaches, hotels right on the sea, the café terraces of Houmt Souk and a mild climate almost all year.

Tunisia's best-known seaside resort: a walled medina by the water, miles of beach and Yasmine Hammamet with its marina and resort hotels.

A fishing peninsula with very white sand: the Skifa el-Kahla, Cape Africa, the seaside cemetery and one of the quietest hotel zones in the country.

A calm town facing the sea: the country's best-preserved ribat, the Bourguiba mausoleum, a marina and beaches ten minutes from the airport.

The "pearl of the Sahel": a UNESCO-listed medina and its ribat, the Boujaafar seafront and Port El Kantaoui with its marina and golf courses.

Green Tunisia: a Genoese fort on its islet, the Needles rising from the sea, the cork-oak forest of Kroumirie and the richest seabed in the country.

The gateway to the desert: a palm grove of more than 200,000 trees, an ochre-brick medina, the Chott el-Jerid and the mountain oases of Chebika and Tamerza.

The capital and its northern suburbs: the UNESCO-listed medina, the ruins of Carthage, the blue-and-white lanes of Sidi Bou Said and the beaches of Gammarth.