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Diving & Sailing in Tunisia

Being the second tourist destination in the Mediterranean, Tunisia is starting to impose itself as a diving destination, thanks to a preserved sea and deeps that are still intact.

The sub aquatic Tunisia is actually divided into two parts:
The northern coast and the Cap Bon, being rocky and steep, open up to deep waters. Visibility is excellent there and experimented divers always solicit the place. The diving process is also more technical there and the sites are varied and rich in Mediterranean fish varieties: groupers, murenes, gorgonians, coral, mullets, octopuses...

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The south and the center of the country, stretching from Hammamet to Jerba island , are essentially sandy and therefore very attractive for tourism. You still find there diving sites. The region of Hammamet counts several Second World War wrecks where you can practice your baptizing, training or readjustment all over the year.

aQuamarin is present in Tabarka, Hammamet and at the point of Cap Bon, allowing a full exploitation of these complementary environments. It proposes initiation, training, exploration and technical diving.

aQuamarin also relies on Tunisia tourism advantages: at only 2h flight from the main European capitals, Tunisia counts from north to south many hotels from 2 to 5 stars, offering comfort, facilities and animation, to enjoy good holidays and conciliate diving and family programs.

In these hotels, many activities are proposed : gym, aerobic, bodybuilding, nautical sports, sports in-group, thalasso…Outside, a lot of excursions in bus, 4x4, car rental to discover Carthage, Sidi Bou Said, Kairouan, the Tunisian desert...