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As a solo traveler, I usually try to organize my own trips. I like the freedom to follow my own pace and visit what is more interesting to me. That, some times does not alignt with the plans that most people would do, but it fits me perfectly. Unfortunately, also because I am a solo traveler. And specifically a female solo traveler. There are some destinations that I still have not dared doing on my own. For this situation, I decided to try, for the first time, an organized trip. I certainly did not want to feel like sheep been…
A few years ago, far more than I am willing to accept, I spent a summer in Tunisia. I was a student and part of an organization that was a branch of a global entity. Besides many other benefits, the one holding the highest appealing to my 20-year-old was a month of cultural exchange. Or what is the same: I would go to a country for a month while someone else would come to mine. I have previously shared with you some of the places I visited while there, while I have never before spoken of Bizerte. For example, there…
A few years back I was lucky enough to spend a whole month in Tunis, the capital of Tunisia. During that month, I enjoyed swimming in the beaches of Sidi Bou Said much as I could. And, in several occasions, I visited also the ruins of Carthage. But there was one thing I did almost daily: visit the Medina of Tunis. What’s a Medina? Being clear, the medina is the old quarter of any city in the MENA (Middle East and Northern Africa). If you have seen any Indiana Jones movie, the place where “the bad ones” always try to…
A few summers back, I had the opportunity to spend a full month in Tunisia. From that trip, one of my fondest memories was when I decided to visit Sidi Bou Said. This is a very small town quite close to the capital where there was a sea of white houses, blue doors and flowers. How did I end up in Tunisia? Well, I was still at the University. And out of the blue, there was this opening for a student exchange. I applied for both Egypt and Tunisia, and I ended up in the later. Back then, I had…
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Who’s the Solivagant Soul?
Hey, I'm Jenn, a 30-something solo traveller in love with food, flowers and unkown countries. I'm here to inspire you to grab your bags and go out there on your own...!
