Hi all
We have just returned from Royal Beach in Sousse. What can I say!
What a beautiful country, very helpful and pleasant people, gorgeous weather and beautiful beaches.
The Royal Beach was clean and very friendly. The food was fine not what were used to but hey, when in rome! Put it this way none of us starved.
We went to PEK for the evening, another lovely resort with lovely people.
We had no problem with hassle from anybody at all, ever!
Would go back to Tunisia tomorrow if I could.
Dawn
Nice one. I'm going to the same hotel in October.
The reception had entertainment till about 930-10pm but nothing after that, rececption bar open till 12 and snack bar by the pool open till 1am.
All in all very relaxing holiday, we loved it!!
Have fun x
Glad you enjoyed it! I went for a week at Royal Beach in July and really liked it aswel! Apart from the entertainment everything about the hotel was lovely
Did you go on any of the trips or days out while you were there?
Nic x
We were only there a week and only booked a week before we wnt so had no time for jabs so didnt go on any trips. It was terrible, all we could do was lie all day on the lovely beach! Oh what a life
I've never had jabs for Tunisia and I usually go out twice a year. If you check you will see some are suggested (can't remember which), but that is not the same as recommended and certainly not vital.had no time for jabs so didn't go on any trips.
I am so much looking forward to it now. It will be me, the wife, my 19 year old son and my 16 year old son.
is the hotel clean how far are the shops and do they have a marker many thanks clive
I haven't stayed at the hotel but usually call in to use the loos when on the beach. There are reports on the hotel in the Hotel Reports section of HT so you can check it out. Apparently the entertainment isn't brilliant but you can use any of the other hotels if you want a change. In one direction you will find the four hotels of the Marhaba complex and the three El Hana hotels in the other direction, all of which have entertainment. You can also go into Port El Kantaoui very easily for a change (about 3-4 dinars [£1.50/£2] in a taxi). The Noddy Train is another fun way to travel and very cheap, as are the little purple tuktuks (3 dinar return from PEK to Sousse but hold on tight.:roll:)
I think all the water sports should still be running, including parascending but it will depend on the weather.
Incidentally, I've just checked up and November 3 - 5 and 7th are public holidays in Tunisia (presumably because it's the end of Ramadan). It won't affect you but you may find banks etc. closed. As ATMs are inclined to run out of cash during these times just make sure you have enough to keep you going if you are there then.
I hope you have a good holiday.
Just over a month to go before we go, so i'll post here about what it was like and also post some photo's of the hotel once we get back.
I'm sure you'll have a good holiday and as it seems you are going at the beginning of October the weather should still be great. I've finally booked to go out on 30th October but only for a week this time - El Hana Residence, just down the road from the Royal Beach.
We will either pass you at the airport or in the sky. We fly back home on the 30th.
I rather doubt it as I'm flying into Tunis and getting the train to Sousse as it worked out a lot cheaper. I'm sure you will have a good holiday - save some sun for me please.
Just got a letter today from SunSet saying that the sunbeds are no longer free.
You can use the pool in the hotel or the one just outside. A small shop is on the left hand side and sells clothes and trainers, but you have to haggle for a good price. On the left of the photo up the top, you will find the restaurant and at the top right you will find the snack bar that does pizza.
This picture shows the hotel from the beach. You will be as safe as you could ever be on this part of the beach. The hotel staff keeps sales people away from you.
The hotel from the front door where your coach will drop you off.
Has anyone been to this Hotel recently as i am going on 2nd july.Also are salads safe to eat in the hotels as i have read a lot about the water.ASny other advice would be welcome,thanks
Cant help on the hotel but yes the salads are safe to eat. I suffer with stomach problems and always eat the salads with no problem atall. Just make sure you dont drink the local tap water, only clean your teeth with it and only drink the bottled water you buy or get given at your hotel and you will be fine.
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