Revenir du Isimangaliso, Tunisia!

The title of this post already said it, I'm back home. Back from this wonderland - which is 'Isimangaliso' in African- , Tunisia. Now I know what my teacher ment with "the best way to improve your language skills is by simply speaking it". Due to the decision a halfyear ago of my parents to go on holiday to this country with her french-speaking population, I had te change to discover that I barely hadn't learn a thing in french class.. But luckely, this delusion wasn't true. Now I'm not only back home with improvement of the french-skills but with more, I'm going to tell you now about the trip to le Isimangaliso!

This year our plain would take off at 11 o'clock in the morning, which means we had to wake up around 5 in the morning. I imagined that it would be a hell but hey, it's not that bad if the idea of waking up early will lead into escaping from this rainy country. I immediatly felt the warm air when we arrived in Elfida. Not like the previous years in Egypt and Turkey when it was stuffy, it was just nice. 28 degrees with pleasant wind.

When we arrived in our resort I noticed that our resort was less luxious than previous years, and don't get me wrong because I really didn't mind. Now we could survey and enjoy the arabic, colourful style, in which our whole resort and room was 'wrapped'. The place where we stayed was also almost in the middle of nowhere. Not completely true, but I got used to the typical touristic places where you could find shops around the corner, and our resort was in the middle of a dilapidated district. This gave us the change to look behind all the frills.